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Subject: Re:  F-19 Stealth Fighter DF0: Bombing Mission
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Date: 20 Nov 90 00:20:33 GMT
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Re: Disk-gronking copy-protection
        I can't understand, after MicroProse released a game on normal DOS
disks like PIRATES!, which is HD installable and uses an unobtrusive manual
lookup copy protection (ONCE per saved game), why they would backtrack and
put F-19 on a drive-grinding uninstallable NDOS: disk.
        I'll say the same thing I said when GUNSHIP came out (and which I
took back when PIRATES! came out): Maybe MicroProse doesn't WANT Amiga owners
to buy their software...
                                                --Rick Wrigley
                                                fhwri@conncoll.bitnet