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Well, this looks good, I must say. Chances though, are that the group will never
be able to dedicate themslves to just one of the great ideas that are being
displayed here. To make things even more confusing I wish to announce my
interest in this group, if I can find the time(I study).
My special abilities
1: I don't know what to compare with, but I suppose you could say I'm a little
above medium in AMOS. I've also done C and Pascal but forgotten all about it

2: Graphics. Now we're talking! Maybe not. I raytrace, I draw, animate and move
bobs and sprites around, but I don't think I'm up there with the kings.

3: Err...I have used samples, crappy on music.

4: Now we're definetly talking. I had in mind something in the style of
Syndicate, adding elements of RPG's. You should be able to walk around talk to
people(displaying a small pic of these characters), go into buildings trade. On
bars for instance you could post messages and hire people. There you could also
find small missions and stuff. The setting would be a large futuristic city of
such size that you never can travel it all. It would be mouse controlled with a
button interface at the bottom of the screen. Well, the potential is endless if
you add...Multiplayer-capability via Internet or perhaps via some BBS. This can
be done, I'm certain of it, they do play AirWarrior via modem. Think about
running around in a large city, realtime, with other players running around in
realtime. Interaction, trade, conversation, you name it!
    I have coded a program where you can walk around with a character, use
different weapons(with different accuracy and sound effects), pick up ammo,
walk, run and show a small picture in the bottom right corner of the interface
screen. I'm currently working on the map-editor to construct
background-graphics. I could upload this to Aminet or something I suppose, but I
don't know how. Should Lha it? What rules exist? I have full Internet acces from
the University I study at. Please give me a hint and some suggestions and other
feedback.

5: I have perhaps 5-10 hrs a week.

6: I will return with more questions and problems in the days to come. Whatever
project people settle with, I hope all things fare well.
I have: A1200 w 210 Mb HD 2 Mb chip. AmosPro 1.11

All Amos coders in Sweden could perhaps drop me a line and we could maybe do
this locally?

Tommie "RepoMan" Nygren
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