Obviously I noticed that it's Rodney spelled backwards, but does this have
any historical significance, or was it just a random name?
I haven't played much old Hack, but what I remember of it, it was
still Yendor back then.
Anyone care to enlighten me?
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I think it's because it was originally written
(at least in part) by a hacker named Rodney.
(reverse '(r o d n e y)) (AI this semester!)
Adam Eberbach, Computer Science student, RMIT. ad...@arcadia.cs.rmit.edu.au
>I think it's because it was originally written
>(at least in part) by a hacker named Rodney.
Hmm. In the Atari EPYX version of Rogue, the default name was "Rodney".
WHO IS RODNEY?
ObNewClass:
A new class called "hacker". VERY difficult class to play, intended
for vetrans. No initial equipment, 13 on all stats. Quest setting:
the town of Yendor, mentor: Rodney, enemy: a cheap plastic immitation
of the Wizard of Yendor. Setting is full of bugs of various kinds.
Quest artifact: Rodney's Mace and Rodney's Ring Mail. Crappy items,
but worth a fortune when you leave the game as collector's pieces.
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