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I know the results!!

---- Mike.

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"Sidney Merk" <sid-ney-merk@hot-mail.com (remove dashes)> wrote:

>I know the results!!

Ah, and I see where my banana is going.
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Nope, Blue Chairs eeks me out for the banana.... and it was 2nd place! Wow!

---- Mike.

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Rexx Magnus wrote:
> On Tue, 16 Nov 2004 16:47:47 GMT, Sidney Merk scrawled:
>
>
>>I know the results!!
>>
>
>
> I'm glad to have come in the place that I did - given that I didn't expect
> to get very many votes, my game being more of an experiment to see if I
> could get people to get the sensation of a place, rather than win a prize.

Congratulations. The atmosphere was the strong point of the game (I
appreciated the listen/smell of every location), although I found the
master a little too unresponsive and just there "for" the PC (it could
have more dialogue about the philosophy, etc, not just
sitting--meditating--there waiting for the Right Objects --not a critic,
just something to improve on if you're thinking on doing so.)
Katana is a (much larger) game involving a similar take, though on Japanese.

Also, I'd like to know the source of the verses when you rest on the
mountain, if they are not original (if that's ok?).
Emiliano.

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Emiliano Padilha wrote:
>
> Congratulations. The atmosphere was the strong point of the game (I
> appreciated the listen/smell of every location), although I found the
> master a little too unresponsive and just there "for" the PC (it could
> have more dialogue about the philosophy, etc, not just
> sitting--meditating--there waiting for the Right Objects --not a critic,
> just something to improve on if you're thinking on doing so.)
> Katana is a (much larger) game involving a similar take, though on
> Japanese.
>
> Also, I'd like to know the source of the verses when you rest on the
> mountain, if they are not original (if that's ok?).
> Emiliano.



Sorry, that went on the wrong branch and I was talking about the game
Mingsheng.
Emiliano.

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On Tue, 16 Nov 2004 17:34:08 GMT, Emiliano Padilha scrawled:

> Congratulations. The atmosphere was the strong point of the game (I
> appreciated the listen/smell of every location), although I found the
> master a little too unresponsive and just there "for" the PC (it could
> have more dialogue about the philosophy, etc, not just
> sitting--meditating--there waiting for the Right Objects --not a critic,
> just something to improve on if you're thinking on doing so.)
> Katana is a (much larger) game involving a similar take, though on
> Japanese.
>
> Also, I'd like to know the source of the verses when you rest on the
> mountain, if they are not original (if that's ok?).

They are verses from the Dao De Jing (Tao Te Ching) - I can't remember
exactly which ones though!

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