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Re: Trebuchet game (was: Re: rtlToronto13: rtlToronto/castle1)
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Thu, 25 Jul 2002 20:21:52 GMT
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In lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto, Jeff Elliott writes:
> A few years back, I worked out a game for Lego catapults. I used
> non-lego (#32R) rubber bands to power them. You had a castle (with the
> catpult on top) and little destructable village buildings made by
> placing small roof caps on top of easily-knocked-over walls.
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> Roads are little lengths of yarn. You build up new buildings each turn,
> and then get 5 shots to knock down other peoples with your fixed
> catapult.
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> Shots are 2x2 rounds. Buildings go down easily if you plink them, the
> shots don't fire hard enough to hurt any one. You can build walls &
> such to defend your town, it was pretty fun.
Bah. That sounds tiny. We should be firing cans of pop and aiming at children.
"My eye!"
Or we could hurl octipusses. Because they're just so horrid.
Iain
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