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Article #415Re: Ultima 9 - What Do >You< Want to See?
From: j...
Date: Sat, 12 Nov 1994 06:45
Date: Sat, 12 Nov 1994 06:45
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In article <bmartin.2...@origin.ea.com>, bma...@origin.ea.com (Brian Martin) writes: |>Hello There, |> |>My name is Brian, and I am one of the many Ultima 9 team members. Right now, |>U9 is in the early developemental stage, and we want to know what you, the RPG |>fan, would like to see in the next Ultima. |> |>Let me first state that it is our goal to make U9 a much more traditional |>Ultima. That is to say that we want U9 to be more like U4 than U8, (yes, we |>learned something from U8). U9 will take place in Britannia, will be very |>interactive and non linear, and will bring the party back to the Avatar. Any |>other suggestions concerning magic, combat, or any other aspect of game play |>would be very welcome. Please post any suggestions to this board. Myself and |>other U9 team members will be watching for your comments and suggestions. We |>want to make a game that you want to play, so who better to tell us what to |>include than you? |> |>Thanks for your time, |>-Bmartin |> I'd like to see a memory manager which can run under OS/2 (and WARP). I'm very disappointed when I can't load SB16 ASP sound drivers and set sound or speech volume for Ultima 7 Serpent Isle CD-ROM version (because lack of conventional memory -your memory manager is incompatible with emm386 or anything else.) My sound card is connected to external stereo amplifier, but I have to adjust amplifier volume almost to maximum if I want to hear anything (another improvement - could volume be adjusted during the game) It would be nice to be able load smartdrive to improve loading and game speed, too. Have you realized how many of us have a SVGA graphics card today? I'm going to buy all your games which support 640x480x256 graphics ( or 800x600x256 or more colours - up to 24 bit modes). I don't think the speed would be a big problem - most of us have at least 486/66, and with clever programming you can do allmost anything with this kind of machine (and surely Ultima 7-style games). Jukka
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