Re: [Enigma-devel] thank you!!

[R H]

Hello, sir!

By all means, feel free to use any parts you find useful for your website or 
other literature.  You're also welcome to use my name, but obviously, please 
don't use any other identifying info (e.g. email address)..  I am also happy 
to write more (more details, more stories more enthusiasm) if you need 
anything else.  :^)

I'm now stuck on the "advanced tutorial" level, but I've finally figured out 
why the spoon could be a good thing.  (Though I have no idea why a spoon 
would kill you when you drop it.)

Another small piece of feedback.  I like contributing to tip jars but only 
if it doesn't involve putting my credit card information into an unknown 
ecommerce system.  The only tip jar system I've seen that I fully trust is 
Amazon's Honor System:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?ie=UTF8&nodeId=542032

As a well known and well trusted ecommerce system, I have no problems 
donating money through Amazon.

Thank you again for all your hard work, it is much appreciated!
-Rorke.


----Original Message Follows----
From: Andreas Lochmann <address@hidden>
To: R H <address@hidden>
CC: address@hidden
Subject: Re: [Enigma-devel] thank you!!
Date: Sat, 10 Mar 2007 00:21:58 +0100


Hi Rorke,

thank you very much for your encouragement! This really helps
us to continue Enigma.

Could we take an extract from your mail for our homepage?
Including your name?

Unfortunately, there is no netplay implemented. However, there
are some levels in which you can switch between black and white
marbles, I think you'll find them soon! :-)

Greets,
Andreas



R H wrote:

> Thank you, thank you, thank you for keeping this wonderful code base (Oxyd 
> -> Enigma) alive and well! I loved the original games (even back in the 
> NeXTStep days!) but could never share my love of the game with other gamers 
> because so few people ever knew the game existed. Now I'm spreading the 
> word and hoping to get a new generation of fans to love this game as I do.
>
> I hope you were able to preserve some of the cool features of the original 
> NeXTStep version, also semi-preserved in Oxyd Magnum. I'm referring to the 
> multiplayer aspects. I believe the original NeXTStep version had networking 
> capabilities and allowed multiple players to play the same game (but 
> different marbles) at the same time -- awesome. Oxyd Magnum did the next 
> best thing, which was allow you to switch between two different marbles, so 
> that one player could solve levels designed for two marbles.
>
> But whatever you've done, I'm grateful! I'm able to play the game on my Mac 
> OS X machine and relive some great memories! And I'm inclined to play every 
> level in every pak!
>
> Once again, many many thanks!
> -Rorke.
>
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