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From: doug@eris.berkeley.edu (Doug Merritt)
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Subject: Re: Hint for starglider 2???
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Date: 19 Nov 90 03:06:39 GMT
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In article <26979.2744284e@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu> 2flntopaz@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu writes:
>
>The (Space Station?) your looking for is out on outer fringes of the
>solar system.  Its close by the outermost planet.  Out there you will
>see what appears to a planet but you can pass through (an illusion).
>Its very close nearby here.  It takes a little searching but you'll
>find it.  When you do, nuke it and engage the stardrive and get
>the hell out!

Thanks for trying to help, but that's not the problem. I had already
tried that, but the neutron bomb won't launch.

I was assuming that I needed the energy cubes for knocking out various
defenses when I first posted; now I hear that I can do it with just the
regular rockets & bouncing bombs, so I'll try that next (and perhaps win?)

But now I'm obsessed with locating those d*mn energy cubes, even if
you don't *have* to have them. I put in all this time looking for them,
it'd be really nice to find them! I've grabbed Emma-2's lots of times
but no energy cubes as yet. Sigh.
	Doug
	Doug Merritt		doug@eris.berkeley.edu (ucbvax!eris!doug)
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