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Kieran Wed Jan 13 20:16:31 2010 Waiting For The Light |
Thanks for your compliments Duck and duffmeister :) |
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Andrew Wright Tue Jan 12 00:03:26 2010 Publicity |
Hey, I've got a new tiny 25 ref mini-adventure Debacle at Dead Man's Inn available now at the official FF site: http://www.fightingfantasy.com/images/newsletter/january.pdf as part of the January newsletter. cheers |
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Duck Mon Jan 11 19:16:46 2010 Waiting For The Light |
Waiting For The Light is stunning. I can see why it's award winning. Nice work. |
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ffproject Thu Jan 7 18:35:03 2010 Waiting For The Light |
Waiting For The Light Kieran Coghlan's Windhammer Merit Award winning gamebook has now been added both for online play and to the Downloads page. |
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Gaetano Fri Jan 1 00:20:05 2010 General Chat |
Happy New Year to the GMT folks and all points east. We've got several hours left here in California. |
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Stripeton Thu Dec 31 22:58:18 2009 General Chat |
BOTTOM!!! |
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Stuart Thu Dec 31 21:49:52 2009 General Chat |
Happy New Year One and all! Thanks for all your contributions. Will I be the last post of the decade? |
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duffmeister Thu Dec 31 18:18:35 2009 A Midwinter Carol |
Just finished playing 'A Midwinter's carol'. An excellent idea brilliantly implemented, and with a sense of festive cheer. Nice one Kieran. On another note, i'm not sure whethis will be the last post of the decade. Happy new year all! I hope you all go forward to the next decade with collosal bonuses to your skill stamina and luck in the adventure of '2010-2019' |
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Aiken Thu Dec 31 10:31:16 2009 General Chat |
Crystalclub- welcome- shattered any mirrors lately? |
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crystalclub Wed Dec 30 21:18:09 2009 General Chat |
Hi, Firstly, very nice site you have here! I like the look of the online gamebooks, I will have a go when I get time, possibly later on tonight even, and I'll give some feedback on here. I've just a couple of questions: 1) I'd like to post up an adventure or two of my own, once you approve it, but with advanced rules eg spells, an extra characteristic like Honour etc - is this okay? Even if you dont want to put extra stuff on the Rules section here, how about if I include them in the preamble text at the start? (btw some are already on the official FF forum, in the AFF section, so if you're a member you can view 'em right now) If the player has an offline pen & paper adventure sheet, then all they need is the online die roller. 2) Can I put links in the text of them? 3) I can draw, so may send you some art? If you like it, I could do brief illustratrions for other online adventures here, or anything you'd really like a visual rep for, just let me know and it should be fine. Cheers! CC |
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Thank you for the compliment, I'm glad you like the site. As for your questions : 1) Submissions are covered in the Frequently Asked Questions section. The rules page isn't intended to be exhaustive, it's just a rough guide to the standard FF rules and how they are used by the site - I certainly don't update it to include every new rule anybody thinks of. Obviously in your gamebooks you can have whatever rules you like. I don't know what you mean by your last sentence. 2) Links to what? Anyway, I see no problem unless you are linking to something illegal. 3) If your work is of a comparable standard to that of the published gamebooks, then that would be great. |
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Phil Sadler Mon Dec 28 01:12:08 2009 General Chat |
Thanks Andy! It must be said though that, firstly, these maps contain massive spoilers so only look at them if you really want to. And secondly, due to various changes I made to the books over the years, neither map is 100% accurate anymore, more like 95% or something if I'm being pedantic. Oh well, they're still a small Christmas present to the FF community - happy Xmas everyone :-) |
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ffproject Sun Dec 27 20:44:59 2009 News |
New Additions The following gamebooks have been added to the downloads page : To Catch A Thief and A Midwinter Carol by Kieran Coghlan (author of Hunger Of The Wolf). Phobia by Zachary Carango. Contractual Obligation by Ulysses Ai. Also, Phil Sadler's maps of Hellfire and Riders Of The Storm can now be downloaded. Phil has suggested that these may be of particular interest to other gamebook designers. |
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Gaetano Thu Dec 24 05:58:11 2009 General Chat |
Merry Christmas and best wishes for the New Year to all. Here's to 2010 being another year that continues the resurgence of interactive fiction- in print, online, as download enabled files, and in formats yet to be invented. It's an exciting time. |
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duffmeister Wed Dec 23 18:59:28 2009 General Chat |
Merry Christmas all! |
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Stuart Wed Dec 23 10:11:39 2009 General Chat |
Season's greetings one and all. Thankyou all for your contributions. I look forward to 2010. :) |
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Aiken Tue Dec 22 11:55:37 2009 General Chat |
Indeed- Yuletide greetings to all- and especial thanks to all of the authors whose work and imagination gave us all some much needed extra skill, luck and stamina in that difficult adventure: 2009! |
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Haoie Tue Dec 22 00:49:47 2009 General Chat |
Let me be the first to comment: Seasons greetings to all FF Project fans. |
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pi4t Mon Dec 14 20:20:22 2009 Hunger Of The Wolf |
I found a bug in Hunger of the Wolf. On reference 369 (and perhaps elsewhere)
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Ulysses Sun Dec 13 23:57:49 2009 The Golden Crate |
Bader:
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Hope that helps |
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Bader Sun Dec 13 17:27:01 2009 The Golden Crate |
Hello, (How's everyone doing) I'm kinda playing the gold crate, and I'm a bit stuck..
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Ps: Thx for everyone who harked making this site and the books. |
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