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Article #1735Re: Mideaval
From: mnie... Mark R. Nielsen
Date: Thu, 04 Jan 1996 00:00
Date: Thu, 04 Jan 1996 00:00
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Hmm... and how many science fiction and modern games have we got? More than midieval. Guess we got lots of whiners. I personally prefer to have a little variety. Lots of sci-fi and modern out there. When a new setting enters the scene look at how many people whine about it. Oh no, I won't be able to use a gun. Oh no, I have to live with frying the flesh off enormous dragons and impaling knights with spears, not to mention waving a crossbow around and possibly being able to use a catapult. Give me a break! Sci-fi's cool for a while, but I've been Doomed to death. Bring on the bloody halberds and horrificspells! Bring on the viscious midieval monsters and beasts. Bring on another midieval game and then let me see another sci fi game. I need some variety. You guys might see there as being too many midieval games, but you obviously haven't been looking around enough... there's lots more sci fi. I do like both, but I don't sit and whine if someone makes a certain kind of game. Pretty annoying to look at almost every single message here and see that its a gripe about midieval settings.
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