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Submitted by , posted on 02 June 2001
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This is a screenshot of a small java applet game I recently wrote. All the
graphics were taken from screenshots of my Iksar warrior in Everquest. It plays
like a standard columns game. The added goal is to complete Slistak's plate
armor. At first only leather pieces will fall for each armor slot. When you've
successfully connected 3 of the same armor piece together, they disappear, you
get points, and Slistak dons the new armor graphic. Progression goes from
leather -> chain -> plate.
You can play the game using your browser at
http://www.invis.com/phatlewt/phatlewt.html
hint: once Slistak is wearing a piece of armor, a new piece of armor of that
type will drop in its place. So if Slistak is wearing a chain tunic, the only
tunic pieces that will fall will be plate. This also means any old armor piece
of a previous type can never be removed, therefore try to elimate all of one
armor piece at a time so these 'extra' pieces don't end up costing you valueable
space in the late-game.
Trying to get a foot through the industry door,
Brett Harrison
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