"Fantasy Empires" Copy Protection Code Word Sheet
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3 Game Types ten (empires)
4 Creating a Character six (campaign)
7 Controlling the Game five (intuitive)
7 Controlling the Game seven (interaction)
9 Region Status five (statistics)
12 Assaying Regions four (mouse)
13 Constructing Buildings one (clicking)
14 Training Troops nine (without)
16 Moving Troops six (other)
19 Quests nine (military)
21 Using Spells six (constructing)
22 Using Magic Items six (allows)
24 Optional Extras five (accessible)
27 Magic-Users six (intelligence)
35 Overview four (invades)
38 Orders During Battle six (progress)
38 Bless six (present)
39 Joystick and Keyboard Controls five (defenses)
41 Battle Simulation twelve (resolved)
42 Experience for Troops five (survive)
46 Lawfulness seven (value)
48 Ballista three (essentially)
50 Alfheim eight (mysterious)
Back in my Pentium days, this gme was already too fast, so hoping to control the soldiers was a lost cause. We only had to make sure we had wizards with the army when storming castles, because they were so much better than battering rams at taking out the enemy gates. Also, the DM kept chastising us because we had no keep in the territory we had only just conquered last turn, which was decidedly annoying. Still, overall, a nice game.
Mr Creosote
Oh, yes, this buggy speed implementation hit me as well. When I upgraded to a DX2/66, I could only play by disabling CPU cache through the physical "Turbo" button during the battles.
Comments
Mr Creosote
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Back in my Pentium days, this gme was already too fast, so hoping to control the soldiers was a lost cause. We only had to make sure we had wizards with the army when storming castles, because they were so much better than battering rams at taking out the enemy gates. Also, the DM kept chastising us because we had no keep in the territory we had only just conquered last turn, which was decidedly annoying. Still, overall, a nice game.Mr Creosote
Oh, yes, this buggy speed implementation hit me as well. When I upgraded to a DX2/66, I could only play by disabling CPU cache through the physical "Turbo" button during the battles.