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Subject: Re: Gauntlet...Surmounted
Message-ID: <9416@ucla-cs.ARPA>
Date: Tue, 25-Feb-86 22:00:45 EST
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Posted: Tue Feb 25 22:00:45 1986
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Reply-To: occ4mgk@oac.ucla.edu.ARPA, cc1@ucla-cs.UUCP (Michael Gersten)
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One million is nothing.
Level 100 is nothing.
Your player quite too early. At level 116, ALL LEVELS start wrapping
aound on ALL 4 sides. This makes playing someone who relies on potions
(Elf and Wizard) Much Different--Not necessarily harder (some are), but
different. It also means that there will generally be welcoming committies
around to say hi.

From levels 200-230 or so, the 'players can go off-screen' applies to
REGULAR, as well as treasure, levels.

After 230 or so, every level can randomly be one of:
Stun
Hurt,
or Normal.
The bad thing is that the warning messages are incorrect; you have to check
the ouch way at each level.

Oh yea--when this last thing occurs, the auto-wrap stops. I wonder what happens
around 450 or so.

And if you find wizard to be a piece of cake, try valkery. And the others.
Valk's the hardest; I prefer warrior. (Personal opinion)

Oh yea--ANY treasure level can be 'off-screen'. But, if you only have
one player, ...