What door games were the largest in size with regards to areas to explore or took the longest to beat? I am excluding running external Dos or Linux rogue (nethack) and text interpreter games as I want to focus on programs that were intended to be run on a BBS.
What door games were the largest in size with regards to areas to explore or took the longest to beat? I am excluding running external Dos or Linux rogue (nethack) and text interpreter games as I want to focus on programs that were intended to be run on a BBS. 73s, Lockery
Okay,
What door games were the largest in size with regards to areas to
explore or took the longest to beat? I am excluding running external
Dos or Linux rogue (nethack) and text interpreter games as I want to
focus on programs that were intended to be run on a BBS. 73s, Lockery
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Okay,
What door games were the largest in size with regards to areas to explore or took the longest to beat? I am excluding running external Dos or Linux rogue (nethack) and text interpreter games as I want to focus on programs that were intended to be run on a BBS.
73s,
What door games were the largest in size with regards to areas to explore or took the longest to beat? I am excluding running external Dos or Linux rogue (nethack) and text interpreter games as I want to focus on programs
What door games were the largest in size with regards to areas to explore or took the longest to beat? I am excluding running external Dos or Linux rogue (nethack) and text interpreter games as I want to focus on programs that were intended to be run on a BBS.
Have you tried either of Shooter Jennings' recent games? Both seem pretty big to me, with lots to explore.
I always liked Operation Overkill ][, although I'm not sure if it
falls into the category Dos or Linux rogue games. It is dos based and
comes with several maps that will each take time to complete.
yeah that's a popular one but some parts run funny on today's computers and over telnet
Re: Largest Door games
By: Lockery to alt.bbs.synchronet on Thu May 03 2018 11:07 am
What door games were the largest in size with regards to areas to explore or took the longest to beat? I am excluding running external Dos or Linux rogue (nethack) and text interpreter games as I want to focus on programs that were intended to be run on a BBS. 73s, Lockery
I always liked Operation Overkill ][, although I'm not sure if it falls into the category Dos or Linux rogue games. It is dos based and comes with several maps that will each take time to complete.
What door games were the largest in size with regards to areas to
explore or took the longest to beat? I am excluding running
external Dos or Linux rogue (nethack) and text interpreter games as
I want to focus on programs that were intended to be run on a BBS.
Have you tried either of Shooter Jennings' recent games? Both seem
pretty big to me, with lots to explore.
pretty sure he wants to run them on his own system and most people
dont run wildcrap. also arent those games just on the operator's bbs and not for download?
Yes, they are his own games, hosted on a central server.
But neither of those questions has anything to do with OP's original query, which was "what door games were the largest".
What door games were the largest in size with regards to areas to
explore or took the longest to beat? I am excluding running
external Dos or Linux rogue (nethack) and text interpreter games as
I want to focus on programs that were intended to be run on a BBS.
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