[comp.sys.amiga.games] Omega 1.51 Where can I find it.

Laurana Bailey@vela.acs.oakland.edu (Laurana Bailey) (05/20/91)

Where can I find this wonderous program intact? Ab20 isn't quite intact?

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jonabbey@cs.utexas.edu (Jonathan David Abbey) (05/21/91)

In article <6475@vela.acs.oakland.edu> 
Laurana Bailey@vela.acs.oakland.edu (Laurana Bailey) writes:
>Where can I find this wonderous program intact? Ab20 isn't quite intact?

Don't bother.  It may be there by now, but Omega 1.51 still crashes at many
different points in the program, with various exceptions reported.  It is
quite unusable, although I presume the author has somehow arranged his
environment to make it work.. ??

Perhaps if he reported the system that it does work on..


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sarkku@vipunen.hut.fi (Sami Koskinen) (05/21/91)

In article <341@atacama.cs.utexas.edu> jonabbey@cs.utexas.edu (Jonathan David Abbey) writes:

>   Don't bother.  It may be there by now, but Omega 1.51 still crashes at many
>   different points in the program, with various exceptions reported.  It is
>   quite unusable, although I presume the author has somehow arranged his
>   environment to make it work.. ??
>
>   Perhaps if he reported the system that it does work on..


	Could you be more accurate. When does it crash and so on? Have
	you mailed to aggaton@freja.diku.dk (the author) about bugs?

	The only crash that I know about occurs when you play Paladin
	and try to get into sewers.
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jonabbey@cs.utexas.edu (Jonathan David Abbey) (05/21/91)

In article <SARKKU.91May21123202@vipunen.hut.fi> 
sarkku@vipunen.hut.fi (Sami Koskinen) writes:

|In article <341@atacama.cs.utexas.edu> 
|jonabbey@cs.utexas.edu (Jonathan David Abbey) writes:
|
|>  Don't bother.  It may be there by now, but Omega 1.51 still crashes at many
|>  different points in the program, with various exceptions reported.  It is
|>  quite unusable, although I presume the author has somehow arranged his
|>  environment to make it work.. ??
|>
|>   Perhaps if he reported the system that it does work on..
|
|
|	Could you be more accurate. When does it crash and so on? Have
|	you mailed to aggaton@freja.diku.dk (the author) about bugs?
|
|	The only crash that I know about occurs when you play Paladin
|	and try to get into sewers.

I don't think I can be more accurate, but I'll try to be more precise.
The game will crash (apparently only on an American system) at the drop of
a hat.  It will not properly load in the beginning image (the one with the
text), if manipulations are done with the menus and windows, it will swiftly
crash, in several different ways.  It may be that if I didn't use any window
or menu it wouldn't crash.  Unfortunately, I am need to use windows to bring
up saved files, and so forth.  I say that it appears to be related to window
and menu operations, but that is only an impression, one that is perhaps
partially motivated by the fact that that seems to be the only source of a
difference between PAL and NTSC systems.


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