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Post by a moderator on Aug 25, 2020 0:35:11 GMT
You once said you don't like failing at gamebooks, so Bloodbones seems like a poor choice.
Of the others mentioned, I'd favour Dead of Night.
Alternatively, have you ever tried any of the mini-adventures in Fighting Fantazine? If not, maybe give one of them a go. Shrine of the Salamander (issue 2) and Prey of the Hunter (issue 3) aren't too harsh, and Lords of Stone (issue 15) isn't overly challenging (unless you try drawing a map, in which case its geographical peculiarities will break your brain).
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Post by Wilf on Aug 26, 2020 17:19:52 GMT
Proof, if ever it be needed, that vagsancho has never met me!!!!!
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vagsancho
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Favourite Gamebook Series: CRYPT OF THE SORCERER
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Post by vagsancho on Sept 2, 2020 10:22:51 GMT
I want to play Demons of Deep. But i wanted some six months ago, i started and i give up the book. But i want to try again. To feel again. I am not a big fan of Demons of Deep, but it is a simple, quick, easy, and enjoyable book. And i feel the desire to win a FF Book again. That sensation. I need it. Or maybe i don't.. In fact i don't really know.. I keep asking myself... Why did i give up... Maybe i am getting old faster than i thought... An ice cream do not give me the pleasure it used to give... A victory does not give me the pleasure it used to be... Maybe i am getting old faster that i thought... And i keep asking myself... What is that hidden thing that is even better than an ice cream, than a ff book, or even sex? What is that thing... What is that thing?...
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Post by stevendoig on Sept 4, 2020 15:18:04 GMT
Better than an ice cream? -
I love a nice Steak Pie, especially the soggy pastry.
Roast beef and mustard Brannigan crisps - hard to find sometimes but worth it!
Better than ff books?
There's a decent game book kicking around - it's called 'Irth - Sam' s journey. '
Better than the auld rumpy pumpy?
Birdwatching tops this for me. And a guid scary film
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Post by bloodbeasthandler on Sept 4, 2020 17:45:00 GMT
A full English breakfast for me with black pudding, a proper heart-attack on a plate. And a cup of tea. Can't top that.
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