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Arcadefire
or on a mac, apple-shift-3
On your keyboard, look above and to the right of where you normally type. There's a group of three keys, labeled, "Print Screen/SysRq", "Scroll Lock", and "Pause/Break". You want the left most one. Press that key, then immediately switch to an image editing program like paint, and click Edit, then Paste, or press ctrl-v.
I'd probably play in that. I'd like to try playing in one of these games where you control an individual, not a nation.
I was making one with dld, and then he quit NESing. EQ has sort of picked up the slack though, so we'll see.![]()
I tried it on paint but the ctrl v doesn't work on paint. I'm not using MS paint, I am using the paint under accessories.
Who would play in a quick and easy zombie apocalypse NES? The premise being there is a city map, you pick a start location, you pick your limited choice of starting stuff and the last player living wins. Turns go by 1 day, in which your character needs 1 unit of water or something and so on. Pretty much meaning you have to move around and expose yourself. Could be a fun quickie.
Oh, you mean Godwin's Law? Yes, I now recall that one. Also, doesn't Lord_Iggy's SteamNES also fall into that category? In any case, it seems like an individual-person NES based around politics would closely resemble a political NES in the first place. Both of those looked interesting, but I've really been pinched on time recently. Really, the only reason I'm confident in signing up for Luckymoose's NES is that it's more of a conceptual exercise.
The two moderator system has already been shown to work.![]()
If you're counting PureNES, well, I don't, since it's been laying dormant. It only went two or three updates, if I recall correctly.![]()
I have a rough draft of the rules made. Still need to make the map. I will only have spots for 5 players this first time. If you want a reserve you can. Captain2 already has one.
I bring this up because then we don't have people just copying WWII strategies with Operation Barbarossa and all that fun stuff.
Well, that's funny. Turtledove did.![]()
Actually, I think das is referring to the whole thing where the invasion of Ohio started on June 22, 1941, and the bit about Pittsburgh basically being Stalingrad, and Morrell's dandy barrel roll through Tennessee through Georgia to the sea (admittedly, that's more of a copy of Sherman than it is of Sicklestroke, but the comparison sort of works).Turtledove had a trench line crossing across the Eastern United States...
Actually, I think das is referring to the whole thing where the invasion of Ohio started on June 22, 1941, and the bit about Pittsburgh basically being Stalingrad
Yes, that's exactly what I'm talking about.Technically, the entire history of post-WWI CSA is highly suspect.
Anyway, Wikipedia has several great pages on this, complete with maps and such. Here's the main article.
Not use it and never reference it as if it was any good, clearly. Or at least, that's what people should do...Frankly the whole timeline is pretty suspect, but what you going do?![]()