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6 total messages Started by kev... Kevin Au Thu, 14 May 1992 21:51
Help needed in WOLF3D
#325
Author: kev... Kevin Au
Date: Thu, 14 May 1992 21:51
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I just got it from comp.binaries... and had been playing for two days.  Yeah, I
also got dizzy and a headache.  Well, here's the question:

Level 1:  Where are those keys?  I only found one secret door (opposite of the
          armor guy or whatever) and got a big gun.  I know there's more.  And
          one locked door can take you to level 10.  But where's the key?

Level 2:  How do I kill the blue guy with the machine gun?

Thanks!  

-- 
Kevin Au,			kev...@acsu.buffalo.edu
(716)836-8376
Looking for a game like Strategic Conquest for the IBM
#326
Author: henn... Mathew A. Hennessy
Date: Thu, 14 May 1992 21:59
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	Howdy, I'm hooked on the games Strategic Conquest and Reach for the
Stars for the Apple II series (a GS which now pretty much stands for Game
System for me), and I'm wondering if there are any games much similar to the
two.  Strategic Conquest is according to friends similar to the mainframe game
EMPIRE, but with graphics and some other interesting things.  mainly, you
start with some tanks and a city, and the whole worldmap is black.  you have
to go out and explore the world, while building up your military (you can
build sea-going stuff at oceanside cities, air stuff anywhere)...  you also
have to contend with the enemy who has to deal with the same problem.. it's
good because of the planning involved with the industrial side, along with the
strategic aspects as well.  Reach for the Stars is quite similar but in terms
of space.
	any takers?


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  /(*)\         henn...@acsu.buffalo.edu                 |  - The KLF
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Re: Help needed in WOLF3D
#328
Author: rdip... Ron Dippold
Date: Thu, 14 May 1992 22:24
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kev...@acsu.buffalo.edu (Kevin Au) writes:

>I just got it from comp.binaries... and had been playing for two days.  Yeah, I
>also got dizzy and a headache.  Well, here's the question:


>Level 2:  How do I kill the blue guy with the machine gun?

Keep pumping lead into him.  SS agents can take more hits than the
brownshirts can.  One you kill him you get his machine gun, then you
can really kick butt.
-- 
"God is as real as I am," the old man said.  My faith was restored, for I knew
that Santa would never lie.
Re: Looking for a game like Strategic Conquest for the IBM
#327
Author: wcal... William A. Calderwood
Date: Fri, 15 May 1992 22:17
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>	Howdy, I'm hooked on the games Strategic Conquest and Reach for the
>Stars for the Apple II series (a GS which now pretty much stands for Game
>System for me), and I'm wondering if there are any games much similar to the
>two.  Strategic Conquest is according to friends similar to the mainframe game
>EMPIRE, but with graphics and some other interesting things.  mainly, you
>start with some tanks and a city, and the whole worldmap is black.  you have
>to go out and explore the world, while building up your military (you can
>build sea-going stuff at oceanside cities, air stuff anywhere)...  you also
>have to contend with the enemy who has to deal with the same problem.. it's
>good because of the planning involved with the industrial side, along with the
>strategic aspects as well.  Reach for the Stars is quite similar but in terms
>of space.
>	any takers?

Yea, I've played a game on the net called Galactic Bloodshed. You
start as a race on a planet (your own design of race) and explore
reproduce build resorces technology and such then explore other
planets ofcource while this is going on there are anywhere from 1 to
100 other players doing the same thing in other systems. So ya build
ships, fighters, battle cruisers, ect... and war breaks out.

There is anouther game called Conquest played the same way only on the
planet scale.

You can find more info about GB (Galactic Bloodshed) in alt.games.gb

Hope this helps.

Bill,  (Repodvascus)
wcal...@nmsu.edu
Re: Help needed in WOLF3D
#329
Author: es... Dave Sherohman
Date: Sun, 17 May 1992 16:58
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In article <Bo9Gp...@acsu.buffalo.edu> kev...@acsu.buffalo.edu (Kevin Au) writes:
>Level 1:  Where are those keys?  I only found one secret door (opposite of the
>          armor guy or whatever) and got a big gun.  I know there's more.  And
>          one locked door can take you to level 10.  But where's the key?

There isn't a key.  That was an error.  The elevator to level 10 is behind a
secret door.  If you want more info, check the spoiler below.
>
>Level 2:  How do I kill the blue guy with the machine gun?

To kill an SS trooper, shoot him a few times.  Preferably with that SMG(3) you
found behind the secret door on level 1.  Of course, if you have to use your
pistol(2), you'll get an SMG(3) off the body.


SPOILER





The secret door for the elevator to level 10 is behind another secret door in
the room with the elevator to level 2.
Re: Help needed in WOLF3D
#330
Author: u... Bill Ung
Date: Mon, 18 May 1992 20:32
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In article <Bo9Gp...@acsu.buffalo.edu> kev...@acsu.buffalo.edu (Kevin Au) writes:
|I just got it from comp.binaries... and had been playing for two days.
|Yeah, I also got dizzy and a headache.

Glad I'm not the only one!

|Well, here's the question:
|
|Level 1:  Where are those keys?  I only found one secret door (opposite of the
|          armor guy or whatever) and got a big gun.  I know there's more.  And
|          one locked door can take you to level 10.  But where's the key?

Thanks, I haven't found a single secret door.  Not enough patience I
guess.

|Level 2:  How do I kill the blue guy with the machine gun?

Keep firing at him, it takes several shots.  Once you get good enough,
you can nail 'em without taking a single hit yourself.

|Thanks!  

Sure thing.

|-- 
|Kevin Au,			kev...@acsu.buffalo.edu
|(716)836-8376

Bill Ung
  u...@filenet.com
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