I'm 33 from the US and started playing it around 87 or 88 (on the Atari
8-bit version). Graduated to the ST version and remember once being to
evil to join the Assassin's Guild. Heh.

Xavier wrote:
> Well, I origionally had the Atari 8bit version, then
> when I got a better Atari computer, (16 bit Atari ST)
> I played on that. I noticed that they added jobs and I
> beleive the ability to join guilds in that one. (I may
> be wrong, it's been awhile)
> I later played the PC version for about 5 minutes and
> was totally disgusted by the graphics and sound
> compared to the Atari versions.. couldn't stand
> playing it. In my OPINION, I think the best version of
> the city is on the Atari ST.
>

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"Madness is a rare thing in individuals - but in groups, parties,
peoples, and ages it is the rule." - Friedrich Nietzsche, Sämtliche
Werke: Kritische Studienausgabe, vol. 5, p. 100, eds. Giorgio Colli and
Mazzino Montinari, Berlin, de Gruyter (1980). Beyond Good and Evil,
"Fourth Part: Maxims and Interludes," section 156 (1886)

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and diluted to match local pressures with any convenient inert gas.
Try to avoid Xenon (anaesthetic properties), Radon (radioactive), or
Helium (you'll sound like Donald Duck). Nitrogen or Argon are both
fine, as are Neon and Krypton. Maybe ask for 5 psi of Krypton; it's
rare, and if they think it essential for humans we might look a lot
less economical as slaves." - John Schilling, USC, Aerospace Engineering
Department

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