d88pt@efd.lth.se (Peter Tomaszewski) (09/10/90)
Hi, Does anyone have the maps for Dungeon Master. If you have please send me a copy. (Yes I know it is an ooooooold program).
smithj@hpsad.HP.COM (Jim Smith) (09/13/90)
A hint book for DungeonMaster that includes maps is available from E Arthur Brown. I don't have EAB's address here, but they have ads in ST World, among other places. Around $12, as I recall...
jfbruno@rodan.acs.syr.edu (John Bruno) (09/13/90)
In article <750079@hpsad.HP.COM> smithj@hpsad.HP.COM (Jim Smith) writes: >A hint book for DungeonMaster that includes maps is available from >E Arthur Brown. I don't have EAB's address here, but they have ads in >ST World, among other places. Around $12, as I recall... > You can also 'ftp atari.archive.umich.edu' and look in the /atari/games directory for the following files: dmhelp.arc dml1to7.arc dml8to14.arc dmspell.arc I've never looked at these files, though. ---jb
n8742883@unicorn.wwu.edu (Perry Pederson) (09/14/90)
In article <750079@hpsad.HP.COM> smithj@hpsad.HP.COM (Jim Smith) writes: >A hint book for DungeonMaster that includes maps is available from >E Arthur Brown. I don't have EAB's address here, but they have ads in >ST World, among other places. Around $12, as I recall... > Or, you can ftp atari@archive and download the Dungeon Master maps for free. They are located in the /games directory, and there are three archived files: one with levels 1-8, another with levels 9-16, and the third archive has a list of all the spells. In addition, one of the three files (I forget which) has a listing of all the items that exist per level. The maps are all in Degas format. I don't know offhand what the name of the files are, but just enter "dir d*" in the /games directory and the names should be fairly obvious. ***** ******* Perry Pederson: email: n8742883@unicorn.wwu.edu * * GEnie: P.PEDERSON **** * Voice: (206) 676-7177 * * ***** * ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- +++++ + + + 'I' before 'E' except after 'C'.... +++ + + + ... We sure live in a weird society! +++++ ++++++
jack@leo.UUCP (Jack Benkual) (09/15/90)
Does any body have handy maps for Chaos Strikes Back? I already completed the game some time ago, but will like to revisit it with maps and hints. BTW how about forming a discussion group for atari.st.games? Amiga has one.
me@dude.pcs.com (Michael Elbel) (09/17/90)
jack@leo.UUCP (Jack Benkual) writes: > Does any body have handy maps for Chaos Strikes Back? I already completed > the game some time ago, but will like to revisit it with maps and hints. Some months ago, a German Atari magazine had a map printer on it's pd disk. It lets you print maps of a saved game of both, DM and CSB. You can even edit the status of doors and traps. Since I don't know the Copyright, I won't post it. Maybe the author is listening, or somebody who knows him? Michael. -- Michael (X) Elbel | No, I haven't lost my mind, I just me@dude.PCS.COM | forgot it in the rush this morning
rrd@hpfinote.HP.COM (Ray Depew x2419) (09/17/90)
From jack@leo.UUCP (Jack Benkual) / 3:10 pm Sep 14, 1990 / :
> BTW how about forming a discussion group for atari.st.games? Amiga has one.
Here's another vote for atari.st.games ! Count me in!
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rrd@hpfitst1.hp.comjmack@b11.ingr.com (Cery McCormick) (09/22/90)
In article <15330012@hpfinote.HP.COM>, rrd@hpfinote.HP.COM (Ray Depew x2419) writes: > From jack@leo.UUCP (Jack Benkual) / 3:10 pm Sep 14, 1990 / : > > > BTW how about forming a discussion group for atari.st.games? Amiga has one. > > Here's another vote for atari.st.games ! Count me in! Add one more vote for the atari.st.games. Quite often I seek hints to solutions of games and it would be nice to post questions on the net without forcing readers of atari.st to sift through it all.
hardware@rose.uwaterloo.ca (09/24/90)
Hardware and Software Dave at your Service
leo@materna.uucp (C. Bullerdick) (09/26/90)
jmack@b11.ingr.com (Cery McCormick) writes: >In article <15330012@hpfinote.HP.COM>, rrd@hpfinote.HP.COM (Ray Depew x2419) writes: >> From jack@leo.UUCP (Jack Benkual) / 3:10 pm Sep 14, 1990 / : >> >> > BTW how about forming a discussion group for atari.st.games? Amiga has one. >> Yep! Here's an other vote for c.s.a.s.g.
steve@thelake.mn.org (Steve Yelvington) (09/27/90)
[In article <1002@materna.uucp>,
leo@materna.uucp (C. Bullerdick) writes ... ]
> jmack@b11.ingr.com (Cery McCormick) writes:
>
>>In article <15330012@hpfinote.HP.COM>, rrd@hpfinote.HP.COM (Ray Depew x2419) writes:
>>> From jack@leo.UUCP (Jack Benkual) / 3:10 pm Sep 14, 1990 / :
>>>
>>> > BTW how about forming a discussion group for atari.st.games? Amiga has one.
>>>
>
> Yep! Here's an other vote for c.s.a.s.g.
If anyone feels strongly that a games newsgroup is merited, the procedure
for establishing newsgroups is well-documented and posted periodically to
news.announce.newusers, news.groups, and news.admin.
I don't think establishing comp.sys.atari.st.games is a good idea. "Amiga
has one" is not an argument that I find persuasive. Proliferating
newsgroups willy-nilly is dangerous. At some point, news administrators
(or perhaps their bosses) will say, "Enough is enough!" and start pulling
plugs.
We are experiencing propagation problems with comp.sys.atari.st.tech, and
perhaps as a result there are many postings in this newsgroup that belong
in the technical discussion. The dust should be allowed to settle from
that fairly recent change before considering another split of the ST
groups.
--
Steve Yelvington up at the lake in Minnesota
steve@thelake.mn.org plains!umn-cs!thelake!steveSTT@kcbbs.gen.nz (Jon Clarke) (10/01/90)
There is also a CSB editor writen in STOS that allows you to edit all charactors,rooms, levels etc.. it is called CSBEDIT.ARC . I think that it was put out by an English magazine called ST User. <I could be wrong>. You may find it and the other FTL editors on your local BBS, or on GEnie in the Atari ST RTC. I know we carry them on STaTus BBS here in NZ. Jon Clarke +---------------+-----------------+---------------------------------+ | o( ) STaTus | The Atari BBS | Snail mail to : Jon Clarke, | | / /\ BBS. | in Auckland,NZ +------------+ RD#2 Drury, | +---------------+-----------------+ Running:: | Auckland, | |Mail : STT@kcbbs.gen.nz | MBBS Ver 3 | New Zealand. | | : J.Clarke6 - GEnie +------------+--------------------+ | : 72000,3555 - CIS | Node 1&2 :+64-9-606067 / 608485 | +---------------------------------+---------------------------------+