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Topic: STARFLIGHT. (Read 1389 times)
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Stormwaltz
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"Isn't that just like an elf? Brings a spell to a gun fight."
"Sci-Fi writers don't invent the future, they market it."
- Henry Cobb
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Tebonas
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Wooo, I fucking love GoG. Not many old RPGs I want to own again missing anymore. Next up - Wasteland.
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Kail
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Meant to ask about this yesterday. The title sounds familiar, but I never played it as far as I know. So, it's good, I take it? Is it like Star Control, or what?
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Falconeer
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a polyamorous pansexual genderqueer born and living in the wrong country
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Wooo, I fucking love GoG. Not many old RPGs I want to own again missing anymore. Next up - Wasteland.
I scratched that itch a while ago buying the original game in its glorious EA flatbox.  And when I want to play it, emulation is the way to go. But yeah, the gog treatment for Wasteland would be nice. While a Steam treatment would be a dream. Also, fuck yeah Starflight. |
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Simond
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Meant to ask about this yesterday. The title sounds familiar, but I never played it as far as I know. So, it's good, I take it? Is it like Star Control, or what? Going from what I can remember from the superior Amiga version (  ), it's would be fair to call Star Control a spiritual sequel to Starflight. |
"You're really a good person, aren't you? So, there's no path for you to take here. Go home. This isn't a place for someone like you."
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Stormwaltz
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Starflight provided a procedurally-generated galaxy (completely different every time) with 269 stars and somewhere over 800 random worlds to land on and explore... with a mere 640k of code. It also had a story - rather a clever one - and aliens that were actually alien.
It's the grandfather of every science fiction RPG ever made.
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Nothing in this post represents the views of my current or previous employers.
"Isn't that just like an elf? Brings a spell to a gun fight."
"Sci-Fi writers don't invent the future, they market it."
- Henry Cobb
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Furiously
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And it was amazingly fun.
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bhodi
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No lie.
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I remember marking my trade routes in ink all over the big map included in TRADE ROUTES OF THE CLOUD NEBULA
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