It is dissapointing however, that it is really just the graphics that is
updated, nothing else. Although the gameplay is still solid, it doesn´t have
much lasting appeal... much to simple by todays standard.
For nostalgia it is great however.
I do have a great problem though, does anyone remember how to win the
jousting tournament? The manual says to just aim for the middle of the
shield. I have done that about 20 times now, and not won once.. It can´t be
THAT hard?
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By the way, I saw that Cinemaware is coming out with an updated version
of Wings - I'm really looking forward to that one!
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>> On Mon, 05 Aug 2002 12:38:19 +0300, Joakim Isaksson <joai...@abo.fi>
>> wrote:
>>
>> >I manage to win occasionally by just aiming for the middle of the
>> >shield. It's not easy, though. It's a good idea to play a couple of
>> >games with the guy who's strong at jousting and just arrange tournaments
>> >until you run out of money.
>>
>> And also to have a lot of knights. Using the old Shift-K cheat in the
>> Amiga version made winning jousting too easy.
>
>Are you inferring that the number of knights you have affects the difficulty
>of winning a jousting match? No wonder I could never win!
Yep, that's what I was inferring :)