[comp.sys.ibm.pc] Well thats the last torch.

walsh@cs.odu.edu (02/24/89)

Well lets see here.
I have for the past 3 years or so been working on a text adventure game.
Mind you not just an ordinary text adventure game, but the best that I
can possibly can do.  

	The game in brief:

		The game player starts by generating up to six 
		characters.  With out giving to much away to the
                world lets say the computer randomly chooses
 		numbers for six character artributes and these
                numbers in turn determine the choices open for
 		the characters race, and then the characters
		class.  Like all games of adventure nature the
 		process is based roughly on Advanced Dungeons &
                Dragons.  

                So far I have got a large bit of the game done.
                The enviroment has pop up menus and a help window
                for every inch of the way, but the hard part is
                soon to start...

                            WHAT ABOUT THE GAME SETTING

                ...I don't want to have the mundane plot line.
                Rescue the King's daughter from the evil cluches
                of BLAH BLAH! will not do.

                So please give me some help.  What plot would
                you like to see?  What setting? (I would like
                to stick to a Mid-Evil/Authorian setting though.)
                Would you like more puzzles + a great combat system?
                Of course you do. I hope?  Any ideas on this or
                more info - Such as how can I get this gem copy-
                righted with out going broke. - is greatly wanted
                and needed.

                   
                                             "...Alone, alone
                                              On a wide, wide sea
                                              And not a saint
                                              Took pity on my soul
                                              In agony..."
                                              
                                             


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