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Re: Witchaven & Tekwar: Modem & Network

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From: stew... Scott Stewart
Date: Mon, 18 Sep 1995 00:00
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Unfortuanly, i have had the chance to play modem... and it sucks... there is
no 2 ways about it... its way to choppy... cant anyone duplicate doom's
modem play smoothness?


IntraCorp: Capstone/Three-Sixty (spo...@intracorp.com) wrote:
: The full version of Witchaven (on shelves beginning this week) has
: head to head and capture the flag network & modem games.  For network
: play there's nothing funner than capture the flag with 16 players.
: You can have anywhere from two to  four teams.  Even with just two
: modem players capture the flag is highly addictive.  

: The multiplayer maps vary from small & straightforward (great for
: fewer players) to very large with lots of places to hide, deadly
: traps, plenty of ambush possibilities, and opportunities to plan and
: strategize with your teammates in order to gain victory.

: Modem and network play is still under development for Tekwar.
: However, we do plan on having coop play in addition to capture the
: flag and head to head.  
: **************************************************************

: Sean Potter                                     Miami, Fl. USA
:         IntraCorp:  Capstone & Three-Sixty Software
:                http://www.gate.net/~intracor/
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Date: 1995/09/18
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