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From: West <wb6ac>
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Subject: Re: Best Sepccy games .
Date: 12 May 1998 15:56:58 GMT
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"Pete" <Hanno@btinternet.com> wrote:
>
>
>West <wb6ac> wrote in article <6iimu5$jpr11@chuka.playstation.co.uk>...
>> In no particular order.
>> 
>> Lords of Midnight
>> 	Probably one of the most atmospheric and addictive games ever. Anyone
>want to
>> write a yaroze version? no, guess I better do it myself. 
>
>Lords of Midnight was always my favourite, I even wrote a enhanced (?)
>multiplayer version on the Amiga.
>It contained:-
>Veterans, elephants, an invasion by the Icelords, 'Northern' Fey, etc etc.
>Dark Lords commanded the baddie armies, and all the lords wandered around
>the map, attacking on their own initiative (thanks to rather poor AI).
>Doomdark and his minions usually won, unless the Fey and the Free were both
>under human control and stopped attacking each other for five minutes and
>worked together.
>
>Pity it was bugged to hell, but it was fun when it worked.
>
>Ah those halcyon days...
>
>Pete.

How about converting it to the yaroze?