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It is one of the first games with multiple endings: If you play through without a guide you WILL get the 'You care only for battle' ending. If you only played one N64 RPG, I'd probably say this one, even though it is more of a stratagy game. You can also recruit pretty much any creature in the game into your army. Inventory is several hundred items types. The only RPG you'll see with a variety of kicks, throws and pins to level up!ДЄnd sorry, it turns out there are FOUR English language RPGs on the system: Ogre Battle 64, my favourite game for the system counts via your definition: Dozens of NPCs with one main character (Magnus), all of which can level. Has some (easy) shooting segments, but most combat is via martial arts and is mostly stat based, but with real time movement. Stats level by using them, as do body parts. You play a clone who screwed up a mission to replace the president with a clone. Hybrid Heaven: Modern day conspiracy setting. Movement in real time, attacks are stats based. Not sure if HP goes up, I only rented it once.) You can find all sorts of items, lots of healing ones.ДЄiden Chronicles: The First Mage: One main character, poisoned at the start of the game.

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5 stats that level with use (One for each type of elemental damage, plus strength. Quest 64: One character trying to avenge the death of his father. And it takes a long time to get good enough to make anything worthwhile.

It's that the tools aren't directly connected with gaming and fun anymore. It's not that kids can't learn this stuff or that the tools aren't out there. And don't get me started on how much fun it is to deal with Apple. Today, it took me an embarrassing amount of time just to put together a really low-end app, most of which was spent on music and graphics.

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IIRC, you needed to know a couple of SYS commands to even be able to kick off some games.ДЄ lot of the early commercial games like Telengard, you could actually look at the code and the way BASIC is written, it was easy to see what was doing what, and that encouraged playing around.ДЄlso, if you worked on a piece of code for a while, even a teenager could put together a game that wouldn't look all that much worse than the stuff he would see in magazines or on the shelves at Egghead Software. When you turned on the Commodore 64 or Vic-20, you didn't get a GUI, you got a cursor. The thing is that with the old systems, code was constantly in your face. It has nothing to do with available tools. Even the old Macs had HyperCard that anyone could pick up and learn to code with.

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By the time DOS computers became mainstream it was unheard of to distribute software as source and the idea that a PC would boot into a programming language rather than 'DOS' doesn't even exist in that world.Д«ut I spent a TON of my time as a kid writing BASIC programs using the versions of BASIC that came with MS-DOS (GWBASIC for DOS 3.3, if I remember correctly, QBASIC for DOS 5(?) and above.) and it's sort of a shame that modern operating systems do not have a way for young coders to get into coding. BASIC is a ton easier to code in, but on these old systems tended to be quite slow compared to a true compiled application.

I tried to find that one, but didn't manage it so I am not sure what else is on it or if there was any further text around the game and its genesis.ДЄnd just to nitpick one tiny point- and it is just a definition thing- Quest 1 was not 'compiled' onto the disk, rather it is just interpreted using the built in BASIC interpreter. One tiny note that you missed: this was one of the games selected in 1983 for a 'Best of SoftSide' compilation disk. And the really great addition that came with the Alien Crossfire expansion was that you had to acquire alien technology to advance, either by diplomacy, espionage or war. So there was always at least some chance involved, that's true, but I thought it was a cool mechanism. Research had a couple of twists, mainly that you could not pinpoint the exact way to get through the tech tree, you just could decide on which areas to focus (you could out the research focus on 1-4 out of 4 fields, meaning you could not focus at all and let chance decide which technology you find next, or you could just choose one field of exploration, and narrow down the next possible technology to one or two choices). In SMAC, there definitely was something like a civilopedia.

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The later games in that series tried to put an end to endless expansion which makes the games more realistic, but somewhat less fun to play, in my opinion. But the hardcore single-player gamers had a preference for Civ II. I also played Civ III more than the others, because of multiplayer, actually.

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