RE: (TFT) Computer RPG Games? Dungeon Siege.

["rsmith" <rsmith@lightspeed.ca>]

Hi Stan,
	You don't like Dungeon Siege?  Them's
fighting words!  (Actually I'm kind of luke
warm on it myself, and I worked on it.)

	To my mind DS is Diablo done better,
but I disliked much of Diablo.  I guess I'm
a face to face roleplayer at heart.  Computer
rpg's don't have roleplaying and damn little
depth.

	I do like the fact that you can grow
your character into what ever sort of skill
set you like.  (Kind of like TFT that way...)


	Rick



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From: tft-owner@brainiac.com [mailto:tft-owner@brainiac.com]On Behalf Of
srydzews@ix.netcom.com
Sent: Sunday, June 02, 2002 9:27 AM
To: tft@brainiac.com
Subject: Re: (TFT) Computer RPG Games?


Actually, I do remember you...or at least your e-mail address.  How did you
find out about TFT?  I ask because most of us have been playing this thing
for twenty years now, and not many younger gamers even know about it.

As far as the computer games, I haven't gotten into the MMORPG's, but play
Diablo2 on battle.net.  Lately I've been playing Dungeonsiege (aka,
"graphics card siege" in my case) a bit, but I'm lukewarm to it.

If you like TFT's hex/turn-based type of combat you might want to pick up an
old copy of Fallout, it's an excellent computer RPG with a system very
loosely based on GURPS, which of course was itself based on TFT.

>PS My brother and some friends are going to the
>gaming convention in Ohio and was wondering if
>any of you are going.

You mean Origins?  I had thought about going, but in looking at their
pre-reg book the expense and scarcity of Ironclads events put me off.
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