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Death Version 1.0 by Stephen Youle
The BBS Door program was made for paragon. It has been tested on MaxsBBS
and works fine. If your BBS can run paragon doors, then this door will
work.
Installation.
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Make a directory off your doors directory called Death.
EG: 'Doors:Death'
Copy the program 'Death' to Doors:Death.
Edit your config, menu, or whatever to run Death.
Try it out!
About The Game.
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The game is simple replies an eerie hooded figure walking towards you out
of the thick swirling fog. He opens his gnarled boney hands to reveal two
bone dice with blood representing the numbers. As you try to see into his
dark hooded face he starts to explain the game.
First, I will roll the dice and the total amount of the two dice will be
Death! Then it is your turn. You can roll the dice as many times as you
like until you stop or you roll Death. The total amount of each roll of
the dice will be added to your score. Then it is my turn and I will try
to beat your score.
If either of us roll Death then our score for that round will not be added
to our total score for the game. The only way you can keep your score for
that round is to stop rolling the dice.
There are three rounds and the total amount of your score for the three
rounds will determine if I add the amount of time in the pot to your
On-Line time or cut it painfully short!
The above text was taken from the game itself.
This game relies a lot on random numbers. When entering Death it
randomizes a number between 1 and 30, the number it returns will be the
amount of time the user can get if they win. There is also a bonus. It
will randomize another number between 0 and 30 and if it matches with
the first number then the number returned is tripled, which is the amount
of time the user can win.
After all the rounds have been completed, the scores are matched. If the
player has a higher score than Death then they will receive the amount
of time that was randomized at the start of the game. If they lose they
get hungup!.
If you find any bugs (You shouldn't, it's only 16K) you can mail me at
The Rebels HQ (03) 723-7492.
Death version 1.0 is public domain. No responsibility is taking for
using this program on your computer.