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It’s still a great game, Anthony. Hope you enjoy the vid!

That's a good one! Just now the one with Shatner in the plane came on! A huge classic!

You too, Anthony! We're having a low-key but nice 4th! My wife and I grilled some burgers and dogs, and now we're hanging around watching the Twilight Zone marathon until the neighbors light up the sky. 😄

@@puzzud wow thanks!! I ought to do this for every multi-game stream.

@@dangomez28 😄 I did catch myself going up two tiles but wasn’t able to move left. 😖

Oh so infuriatingly close, yet still maddeningly so far. Lol. 👍🏼

Oh yeah, I think I forgot about that! I actually have a feature on my feature list for a remake (that I may or may not actually complete) related to boat placement. You can build docks wherever you want on your island's coast, and choose at which dock a new boat will be built.

@@MarkWandRobBobPresent That's a good idea - multiple docks! I seem to also remember that you could actually move your boat onto the island. It took some tinkering, but it was a glitch where the boat became somewhat land worthy. I don't remember if you could park it on the land (probably not), and there was no real reason to do this, just for the glitches sake.

Enjoy, my man!

Hope you can find an AC at the price you deserve!

No! Maybe I'll check it out next time I'm near a B&N. Thanks for the heads-up!

I remember that! Lunatix. The maker held a contest to make the best add-on modules for it using his scripting language called LunScript. Must’ve been 1997. I made a few, and one of mine won second place. It was called Chou’s Eggroll Emporium. It was a place where you could eat eggrolls, play “three eggroll Monty” or sumo wrestle an opponent of varying levels. Kinda had random Asian-themed stuff thrown together, even if it didn’t make sense, with silly humor. It was named after a friend with the last name Chou. It was probably a bit culturally insensitive in retrospect, but I justified it because my Asian friend thought it was funny, plus South Park and its brand of humor was a fairly new thing. Also, let's face it, I was just young and dumb. :) I was slightly annoyed that the #1 prize went to a module about going to a brothel. IIRC, all you did was you picked a door, it displayed an ANSI drawing of a lady of the night, and you got stuff. That’s it. But I’m over it, hah. Another I made was called Break the Bank in which you had to guess the bank vault’s three-digit combination to win a lot of money. There were clues you could accumulate with repeated visits to narrow it down. (Such as - “the second digit is always odd” or something like that.)

Did you see how close I came to finishing Ninja Golf? I must get my revenge on those evil ninjas...

You are a wizard attempting to attack and defeat an evil necromancer. On level 1, shown here, you are planting seeds to grow your army of trees for the attack. Ogres and spiders try to destroy them. The more trees you are able to grow and protect on this level, the more you have for the subsequent levels.

It's a pretty neat game, but I'm still getting the hang of it. 😄 Rob Bob couldn't join me however.

Thanks for stopping by! It was a blast having you in the chat, Anthony!

Thank you Anthony! Hope you enjoy watching the weird and obscure games I played last night, and hope you too had a good Easter!

Glad it was helpful and thanks for watching! Definitely an interesting game. This was my first time playing, but I may revisit it.

Awesome, Anthony! Say, if life calms down a bit for be (I’ve had to skip a lot of streams) I’ll do a Neo Geo stream in honor of the thread this week.😄

I streamed it a few times before, Anthony, so maybe that’s where you remember it from. 😃 It’s a unique and quite fun game!

Glad the videos could help! Hope at least one brave warrior of yours survived good ol' Buffalo Castle. ☺

@@MarkWandRobBobPresent I rolled up a dwarf warrior who was an “assassin candy maker” with low luck. I got stuck behind a swinging pendulum that badly damaged my CON, so I took my treasure and ran for the exit. Now my dwarf is a rich coward. But he’s alive. I’m guessing this means I cannot use him again for the Buffalo Castle adventure?

@@gleemonexrx I say - send him in again if that’s what you want to do. I don’t see any reason why that would be game breaking. 😁

@@MarkWandRobBobPresentmy coward dwarf ran off. I’m going to store him away since he was my first tnt character. I rolled up many more characters trying to get past that troll near the entrance. 25% survived. Perhaps more would have been survived had they remembered their training about the additional hit dice for their warrior perk. I wish the deluxe rulebook had a condensed version of the rules without the filler. Sort of like how Old School Essentials restated basic dnd.

@@gleemonexrx yeah that’s why I wrote those notes on my homemade character sheet - it’s hard to remember every tidbit. But you know what - that’s a great idea to make something like a one-pager that contains all that key information!

Yeah perhaps I should've considered Berserk for this stream's character (his name is eluding me right now, heh). I actually assumed he was too smart, but I just looked up the IQ threshold for going Berserk and it's 16. Could've sworn it was lower. Oh well! For González though, he had much greater adds (50-something) and fewer dice, so berserk very likely would've been a loss for him. Sid's options sound promising. I'll have to check them out! I do own several Tavernmaster solos, and most recently I ordered The Skyship of Lord Orink. I agree that one of those would be a great candidate for a stream. Those guys seem to be true fans. :) Thanks for watching the video, Steve, and glad you enjoyed it!

@@MarkWandRobBobPresent I would recommend ‘The Legends of Ogul-Duhr - Halls of the Gorgon’ by Andy Holmes as a good starting point. It is atmospheric, highly mappable (if that is a word), and is survivable by a good level 1 or 2 character. From memory, there is only a couple of ‘instant deaths’ and even those are quite fun - not just ‘bad move, you are dead’ but leave you thinking that it was your fault for making a dumb choice.

@@steveallen239 cool! Looks like I have the PDF of that one.

@@MarkWandRobBobPresent going back to stunts for your Speedy González, I was thinking along the lines of him having 4 available stunts available to him, one for each level:- 1) Double Strike - can only be used against 2 or more simultaneous opponents. A successful L2SR on SPD means that he gets 2 rounds of attack (double the dice but adds only count once). Failure means he takes Spite damage of the amount by which he misses his saving roll. Fumble means he takes the Spite hits, and also loses his combat adds for that round. 2) Triple Strike - same as double strike, but can only be used against 3 or more simultaneous opponents, requires a L4SR on SPD. Allows him to roll 3 lots of dice, but adds only count once. 3) Quadruple Strike - as double and triple against 4 or more opponents and requires L8SR on SPD. Gives 4 attacks and 1 adds, but failure means a lot of Spite damage if he fails the roll! 4) Strong Block - requires L2SR on STR and adds 2D6 to armour plus the amount by which the SR exceeds the target (25 in this case). Failure means armour loses its effect by the amount by which the SR was missed. Fumble means armour is totally ineffective this round. These are all based on Sid’s article, but I picked them for Speedy, because I figured that they would be fun, in character stunts that give him a vague chance of surviving disagreements with Orcs and Ogres.

@@steveallen239 Hmm neat rules. :) One of my half-baked ideas somewhat resembles Strong Block, but my idea was it would require having a shield equipped, to encourage shield use at least a bit.

Is Yum-Yum a restaurant? Or do you just mean the food was yummy. 😄 In any case, thanks for watching as always, my man!

Nice. Do you remember which one it might've been? I played a lot of Illuminati as a kid. 😄

You did a great job on the coloring! Thanks for the comment, Steve, and thanks for all the great and hard work you've done on T&T over the years. 😃

You're welcome! Mike Stackpole & I recently both wrote something for the new Grimtooth's Old School Traps book for Goodman Games. Ken St Andre and I are continuing to create new rpg solos for the Monsters! Monsters! Rpg, so all these years later, we are still creating solos and adventures!

Enjoy the stream and that Pepsi, Anthony! Hey, the Neo Geo thread anniversary is coming up, right? I'll have to do a special stream for that!