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The book by Alan Foster was less of a companion to the game and more of a necessary crutch. Without it, the ending doesn’t quite make sense unless you really sq
by jimbob45 5y ago
The book by Alan Foster was less of a companion to the game and more of a necessary crutch. Without it, the ending doesn’t quite make sense unless you really squint.
It is a neat game though, I agree. It deserves props for introducing me to the word “pulchritudinous”.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 5y agoI also first heard "pulchritudinous" in a game, Sandy Petersen's 1991 space combat role-playing game Hyperspeed. As an adult of 36.