jonwat <jw@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Tina Hall <T.Hall@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote
[...]
>> I was hoping for a more general area, even though I
>> occasionally dig out Ultima 7, at the moment I'd need help
>> with old AD&D computer rpgs, and some others.
> The Ultima Dragons are a group of guys who have played Ultima.
Ah, that sounds like the place for me.
> They have a website somewhere and their own newsgroup.
I thought that the previously mentioned newsgroup
(rec.games.computer.ultima.dragons) is theirs?
I don't have an internet access, so I can't look at any website.
> Another newsgroup that may interest you is
> comp.sys.ibm.pc.games.rpg
> which tnds to talk about more recent games but may be worth a
> look.
Will do.
> Whay games do you have?
Dark Sun (Wake of the Ravager), AD&D Collector's Edition, and
some others, but these are the ones that I am about to try first,
or have already started on (which is AD&D Pools of Radiance).
> I have the series I mentioned in my original post,
I don't know any of those except Ultima.
> as well as the Eye Of The Beholder trilogy
Tried the 2nd one once, but didn't like the viewpoint; prefering
view from above.
> and a box of 9 SSI AD&D games (which I haven't played yet - it
> can be hard getting them to run on a Win98 PC).
That could be the one I've got now, too.
> I'm currently playing Ultima 4.
I never got into any of the pre-7 Ultimas, nor Pagan. What I like
to dig out now and again is Ultima 7 (a&b). Played Ultima 7 II to
the end once (well, twice, the second time with the cheat on),
but didn't like having to follow the read thread so tightly.
Utima 7 I is so great because I can run around where I like,
doing whatever I like and as long as I like.
Tina
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