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From: "Alastair Murray" <malcolm.murray@virgin.net>
Date: 17 Oct 120 06:45:54 +0000
Subject: Bubba game
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> This concern is addressed in CBATNAM. I know, I already said it, but it needs
> to be said again. CBATNAM will be the most unique AMOS game ever created, both
> due to the fact of it being a good game and due to the international
> programming team writng it.
I'm afraid that while I'm very happy about all this team work and progress
on the Bubba game, I'm not so sure about the statement that it is the most
unique AMOS game ever.
I haven't taken any offense and please don't either but I feel that I (and
many others too) have created a fair few unique AMOS games of our own.
I believe that they are good, and they are (and have been) created with the
help of various people around the world too.
Also adding the fact that they have been a bit more original and not just
recreated simple games that we've seen hundreds of times in slightly different
guises and you might understand why I think that you are maybe blowing it's
horn a bit too much.
It may turn out to be a great game and all but I don't think that telling people
its made in AMOS will make them think that AMOS is actually really good.
I'd find it more likely they'd think that AMOS is only just good enough to
create a whole load of very old and simple games rather than just being
plain rubbish, which of course, we all know better.
Having said that, I still hope it does become the great game that it is being
trumpeted as.
-Murray
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