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Wag
 
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| Lords of chaos was better... but chaos was also good. Also: Feud Elite Lords of Midnight Bloodwych War in middle earth (the old version, not the newer post film one with the same name...)
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Whispering God is your friend... trust the Whispering God... Ruins of Empire 1st - 3rd Feb, 2008, Gladstone scout centre, Chester
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Devil's Advocate
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bloodwych rings a bell, no idea why though - can't place it.
as for mega-lo-mania, i could get one of these: http://tinyurl.com/p8fvf
If you can't beat your computer at chess, try kickboxing.
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Wag
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One of the early 'first person' games. Before they had the speed to do things like Doom. You walked around a dungeon (slowly) at the head of a group of adventurers from a number of strange races and hit things, solved puzzles and basically did the whole D&D thing but not with a D&D setting. Similar to many of the actual AD&D games, in fact, like Menzoberanzon.
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Heroic Knight
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| try going to these websites. (and any that link to them) www.coolrom.com/ www.rom-world.com they've got loads of emulators and the roms of loads of classic games. I've been playing a great deal of streets of rage (1, 2 and 3), sonic, golden axe 1, 2 and 3, toejam and earl. ahhhh, memories!
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ah. yeh. i think i hated that! :/
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Overlord
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| Lords of Chaos had a sequel - Magic and Mayhem, nice updated real time version keeping most of the elements the same. They then went 3d with Art of Magic (Magic and Mayhem 2). Both not bad games.
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Wag
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| It got a bit samey after a while and was not as interesting as many others. I don't think AD&D computer games really made an effort to please until Baldur's gate.
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I liked baldurs gate, though alot of it did seem to depend on your knowledge of the D&D system (ie what spells did etc). Having said that it was a damn good romp. never finished it mind...
I've just thought of an awesome RPG esque game: Syndicate.
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Lords of Midnight was an excellent game. And still going. Check out
http://www.dharssi.org.uk/games/lords/midnight.html
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