Does anybody know if inter-bbs gaming is still popular ?
I'm thinking about registering stuff from "johndaileysoftware.com" but don't
really want to be stuck playing online games by myself or with slow, infrequen
or inactive players.
For example the low activity received in MUFFIN would make for a boring online
game.
Hello Mvan,
Does anybody know if inter-bbs gaming is still popular ?
I think so.. check out Carol Shenkenberger's bbs, 1:275/100. From what I understand, her system has become quite "the site" for inter-league games. I that the kind of thing you're talking about?
I'm thinking about registering stuff from "johndaileysoftware.com" but don
really want to be stuck playing online games by myself or with slow, infreq
or inactive players.
From what I understand, there are plenty of users out there who want to play games online :)
For example the low activity received in MUFFIN would make for a boring onl
game.
Hey I still check it out, and I haven't even been able to get the linux vers of Maximus to run on this 64-bit system.. bah... It's a Dell inspiron 531s
Does anybody know if inter-bbs gaming is still popular ?I think so.. check out Carol Shenkenberger's bbs, 1:275/100. From what I
understand, her system has become quite "the site" for inter-league games. I >> that the kind of thing you're talking about?
Oh yeah. I'll check it out.
I'm thinking about registering stuff from "johndaileysoftware.com" but don >> >really want to be stuck playing online games by myself or with slow, infreq >> > or inactive players.
From what I understand, there are plenty of users out there who want to play >> games online :)
Yeah but I'm talking about online BBS games ... were you talking about online BBS games ?
For example the low activity received in MUFFIN would make for a boring onl >> > game.
Hey I still check it out, and I haven't even been able to get the linux vers >> of Maximus to run on this 64-bit system.. bah... It's a Dell inspiron 531s
Yeah but you probably have some kind of mail reading tool that flags favourite
echoes for activity. That's cheating.
I'm talking about those hardcore people who check every single echo - even
reading the moderator rules just to see if there has been a change. Heh.
Hey I still check it out, and I haven't even been able to get the linux vers >>> of Maximus to run on this 64-bit system.. bah... It's a Dell inspiron 531s
Yeah but you probably have some kind of mail reading tool that flags favourit >> echoes for activity. That's cheating.
No, not at all <grin>.. BBBS is nice in that it does show you messages to 'you
when you login.. but, in general if a message area just interests me, I just
read it now and then. I can see what areas have new messages.. I guess that's
pretty handy.
That is what VMware is for. VMware Player (which can also create VMs) and Server are free.
Yeah but you probably have some kind of mail reading tool that flags favouri >>> echoes for activity. That's cheating.
C'mon Janis. BBBS has got to be the worst I've ever seen. It doesn't even have
a decent online editor that can quote messages properly.
Even Opus is better than BBBS.
That is what VMware is for. VMware Player (which can also create VMs) and
Server are free.
Not interested.
C'mon Janis. BBBS has got to be the worst I've ever seen. It doesn't even hav >> a decent online editor that can quote messages properly.
You can swap in any editor you like.
Even Opus is better than BBBS.
Your opinion, and your choice to believe so.
Have you run either Opus or BBBS? Just curious, though not really a big deal.... I doubt you've ever set up BBBS to be honest.
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