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| Faunus Member  208 Posts 1/03 |  Posted - Mar 31 2003 : 11:26PMAt the end of the school year I will be moving home for a few months until my new lease starts at my new school. Due to the dial up connection and that the family computer is in the middle of the living room, my Porn enjoyment is going to be severely limited this summer. Other than work I will need something to do. Can anyone recommend a good, really involved computer game? I used to like playing Star Control 2 and Master of Orion. Civilization II was good, but III sucked. I need something that is mentally stimulating and can keep me going for about two months. I like quest type games, butget annoyed when one has to buy the book to use them. Thanks [Link] |
| Frigo Senior Member 1290 Posts 7/02 | Posted - Apr 1 2003 : 4:49AM [Link] |
| DenverDon Benevolent Firmly Embedded in Depravity 5914 Posts 7/02 | Posted - Apr 1 2003 : 7:50AM DenverDon [Link] |
| Saki At-Large 2087 Posts 11/99 | Posted - Apr 1 2003 : 8:40AM |
| MLyons Senior Member 1617 Posts 8/02 | Posted - Apr 1 2003 : 9:06AM Besides, that, the ultimate in involved strategy on the computer is Space Empires IV Gold. It's not sold in retail stores, because the developer was never interested in spending the money on marketing. Regardless it is probably one of the most involved and addictive pure strategy games out there. Many of the games already mentioned by others are more involved from an audiovisual standpoint than these are, but if you like strategy type games, these two are a couple of the most enjoyable I've played. Oh--and I also hear that EverQuest is HORRIFICALLY addicting, but it involves getting a subscription to play with other people on the web, and it sounds like you're just interested in getting through the summer. I've never played it myself, but people I've talked to say you can't NOT play it if you're into the fantasy role playing type of game genre. Mike L. Edited by - MLyons on 4/1/2003 9:08:32 AM [Link] |
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| balabala Member 968 Posts 8/02 | Posted - Apr 1 2003 : 10:55AM [Link] |
| MLyons Senior Member 1617 Posts 8/02 | Posted - Apr 1 2003 : 11:18AM Mike L. [Link] |
| balabala Member 968 Posts 8/02 | Posted - Apr 1 2003 : 11:42AM I still have friends that plays the game, last time I checked with one of them, he had a character with a play time of 450 days (Yep the game sums up all the hours you have put in the game since you started and he's at 450). He started playing the game at the same time as I did, 1999, and he has 450 days played... LOL [Link] |
| Chillin Member San Diego 208 Posts 9/01 | Posted - Apr 1 2003 : 10:00PM Chillin.. [Link] |
| baronorca Member Montana 528 Posts 1/01 | Posted - Apr 2 2003 : 10:39PM Bit of a resource pig tho. [Link] |
| Faunus Member 208 Posts 1/03 | Posted - Apr 2 2003 : 11:23PM [Link] |
| aiden Belladonna Entertainment Lost in Hollywood 246 Posts 12/02 | Posted - Apr 20 2003 : 8:05PM Just wait for this game. Don't buy anything else, unless Diablo III comes out. [Link] |
| Saki At-Large 2087 Posts 11/99 | Posted - Apr 20 2003 : 8:34PM |
Jeff @ IAFD  Webmaster IAFD.COM 931 Posts 6/00 | Posted - Apr 20 2003 : 9:30PM If you want to go *really* old-school, I might recommend getting ahold of some of the old Infocom games. :-) [Link] |
| aiden Belladonna Entertainment Lost in Hollywood 246 Posts 12/02 | Posted - Apr 20 2003 : 10:18PM [Link] |
| Jeff @ IAFD Webmaster IAFD.COM 931 Posts 6/00 | Posted - Apr 20 2003 : 11:33PM
Awesome info archive: http://www.csd.uwo.ca/Infocom/games.html Edited by - adult movie faq on 4/20/2003 11:34:23 PM [Link] |
| Saki At-Large 2087 Posts 11/99 | Posted - Apr 21 2003 : 12:07AM |
| aiden Belladonna Entertainment Lost in Hollywood 246 Posts 12/02 | Posted - Apr 21 2003 : 1:59AM [Link] |
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