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I played a game that had communication like this, and the conversations were often quite odd because of it, hearing half-conversations a fair bit of the time.
by wccrawford 10y ago
I played a game that had communication like this, and the conversations were often quite odd because of it, hearing half-conversations a fair bit of the time.
And relaying messages to people further away... Though it wasn't anonymous, and people knew where to tell people to send the messages towards.
- KarenWint 10y agoLooks like it is from a rpg book, not a computer game. My first guess was GURPS by Steve Jackson Games (General Universal Roleplaying System) - but I'm leaning towards one of the oldest roleplaying games (which AFAIK has been "computerized" several times): Traveller. The "tech level" indicates which level of technology is needed for a particular piece of equipment to be available and/or normal (won't get you burned at the stake for using "magic") - in Traveller it is used to label different worlds in the universe AFAIK - with GURPS it also extends to cross-dimensinal travel, alternate realities, time travel etc. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traveller_%28role-playing_game%29 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traveller_%28role-playing_game... http://unblockedallgames.com/unblocked-games/happy-wheels http://unblockedallgames.com/unblocked-games/happy-wheels
- wccrawford 10y agoThe game I was talking about was DragonRealms. It's definitely a computer game.