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CalcRogue for the 89
Posted by Michael on 10 April 2004, 18:34 GMT

[CalcRogue] Our illustrious file archiver Joey brought to my attention a program that's been overlooked in our archives for about three weeks: CalcRogue. In the style of NetHack, CalcRogue is a character-based game for the 89. It has quests, dungeons, skills, spells, and all of the other expected elements of such a game. It also has a high rating, thanks to the sixteen people who have rated it (hint hint, review files!).

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Re: CalcRogue for the 89
dogman6400  Account Info

i think the zip file containd a DOS version of this game very amusing

Reply to this comment    10 April 2004, 18:37 GMT

Re: Re: CalcRogue for the 89
tifreak8x  Account Info
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The game looks interesting, I'll have to check it out.

Reply to this comment    10 April 2004, 18:39 GMT

Re: Re: CalcRogue for the 89
KermMartian Account Info
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what ever happened to that grammar police guy... :)

Yeah, the DOS version is cool; hasn't this game been around longer than three weeks? I seem to have seen it somewhere quite a while ago.

Reply to this comment    10 April 2004, 21:58 GMT

Re: Re: Re: CalcRogue for the 89
cloudofstrife  Account Info

The game's been around for a long time. I know friends have had it on their calculators for at least a year or two. I think it got updated about three weeks ago. I guess sometimes the ticalc.org staffers aren't on top of things as much as the community is. I want to be able to play it on my V200 and my computer.

Reply to this comment    10 April 2004, 22:05 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: CalcRogue for the 89
Joey Gannon  Account Info
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Y'know, if you ever see a neat program like this in the archives, you could send an e-mail to news@ticalc.org. :-D

Reply to this comment    11 April 2004, 15:07 GMT


Re: Re: Re: CalcRogue for the 89
no_one_2000_  Account Info
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Are you talking about lord_nightrose, the spelling nazi?

I've never seen or heard of this game before. So, it's a text-based RPG-type game? And the review and ratings are kinda nice for it... 8.69, currently. I guess people must like it.

Reply to this comment    11 April 2004, 20:49 GMT

Re: Re: CalcRogue for the 89
Kevin Kofler Account Info
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It is actually a Win32 console version, not a DOS version.

Reply to this comment    10 April 2004, 23:09 GMT


Re: Re: CalcRogue for the 89
no_one_2000_  Account Info
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*hits head*

So THAT'S where people are getting the DOS version. I was about to search around on the internet to find it. LOL, I'm really slow.

... It's my BIRTHDAY! :)

Reply to this comment    17 April 2004, 15:45 GMT


Re: Re: Re: CalcRogue for the 89
Konrad Meyer  Account Info
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lol... mine's the 12th. Same month.

Reply to this comment    18 April 2004, 20:41 GMT

Re: CalcRogue for the 89
ti_guy  Account Info

Wait, so there's a new version of this now? I played an earlier versions and it was awesome, but there were a few bugs.

Reply to this comment    10 April 2004, 18:48 GMT


Re: Re: CalcRogue for the 89
tifreak8x  Account Info
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I honestly don't know if it is a new version, the file hasn't been updated since March 16 of this year.

Reply to this comment    10 April 2004, 19:48 GMT


Re: Re: Re: CalcRogue for the 89
ti_guy  Account Info

Oh, well then its newer then the version I've got. (downloads the game)

Reply to this comment    11 April 2004, 05:32 GMT

Re: CalcRogue for the 89
cloudofstrife  Account Info

My only problem with this game is that is absolutely will not run on a Voyage 200! It simply won't run! I've played (and loved) it on my friend's TI-92+, but I can't play it on my own calculator! Arrgh, will the author recompile it so it will run on a V200? Or at the least, someone could tell me how to compile it so it would run on a V200...

Reply to this comment    10 April 2004, 20:31 GMT


Re: Re: CalcRogue for the 89
Michael O'Brien  Account Info
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I don't know about this version, but the latter one ran just fine. I had to modify it with v200exepatch, but fter that it worked w/ out a porblem.

Reply to this comment    11 April 2004, 21:53 GMT

Re: Re: Re: CalcRogue for the 89
cloudofstrife  Account Info

V200exepatch? I hadn't heard of that. Thanks for the help. I really like this game. Yay!

Reply to this comment    11 April 2004, 23:32 GMT


Re: Re: Re: CalcRogue for the 89
BlackThunder  Account Info
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V200ExePatch? Ugh. Isn't there a better way? I don't like how patched programs aren't PPG compressed. '-_-

Reply to this comment    14 April 2004, 22:51 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: CalcRogue for the 89
ti_is_good_++  Account Info

Write a routine:

patches executable
detects data type
if type=ppg
ttstart(program)
elseif type=asm or type=prgm or type=komp
flib("komp:"&program)

Reply to this comment    17 April 2004, 15:01 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: CalcRogue for the 89
BlackThunder  Account Info
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Erm, using ttstart doesn't work on it. It gives a "Wrong Calculator Model" error.

Reply to this comment    23 April 2004, 22:58 GMT

Re: CalcRogue for the 89
Drantin  Account Info
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actually, the name of the genre of games is 'roguelike', (eg: nethack is in the style of rogue) see URL for more details

Reply to this comment    10 April 2004, 23:19 GMT

Happy e Day!
AndySoft  Account Info
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Off topic but no where else to put it...

Happy e Day!

2.718281828... (I used to know about 5 more digits :|)

Reply to this comment    11 April 2004, 13:58 GMT

Re: Happy e Day!
Sam3.14 Account Info

How do you get e-day from April 11?

Reply to this comment    11 April 2004, 14:46 GMT


Re: Re: Happy e Day!
AndySoft  Account Info
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71st day of February.

Reply to this comment    11 April 2004, 17:00 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Happy e Day!
Joey Gannon  Account Info
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Oh. My. God. I can't tell if that's funny or sad.

[Off-topic; forgive me, MV] Is anyone here involved with the FIRST robotics competition? Our team is headed to the nationals in Atlanta next week, and I'm curious if I'll be seeing any fellow ticalcers.

Reply to this comment    11 April 2004, 19:36 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: Happy e Day!
CajunLuke Account Info
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I wish. It sounds like DI (Destination Imagination) (see link), but better.

I hadn't heard of NetHack, so I downloaded it. Gotta love opensource: they are more likely to have a MacOS binary.

Reply to this comment    11 April 2004, 21:41 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: Happy e Day!
ti_is_good_++  Account Info

Great example to set.

Reply to this comment    12 April 2004, 01:02 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: Happy e Day!
StoopidGuy  Account Info
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I'll be in Atlanta next week, just not for programming! I'm going there for a fencing tournament. (see link for details) I hope to see a programming friend there (he's also in calcware). I'll be there from the 22nd to about the 28th.

Reply to this comment    12 April 2004, 21:19 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: Happy e Day!
Lewk Of Serthic Account Info

It's sad.

Reply to this comment    13 April 2004, 16:51 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Happy e Day!
gamedwellerz  Account Info
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What team are you in the FIRST Competition? I can't go this year, but my team, Team Lightning #862, is going. Our robot was doing really bad at Regionals, and the only way we got to nationals was that they picked our team randomly :P

Reply to this comment    13 April 2004, 20:43 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Happy e Day!
Joey Gannon  Account Info
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Team #1388, Eagle Robotics

Reply to this comment    13 April 2004, 22:43 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Happy e Day!
Jeremiah Walgren  Account Info
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Huh. Well then...

The game looks pretty cool, though I really don't use my calculator much for gaming anymore. I actually use it for math. (Amazing, I know.) I saw someone in my physics class playing it though.

Reply to this comment    11 April 2004, 21:01 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Happy e Day!
KermMartian Account Info
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wow, that's scary...
e day. hm.
I think I like 3.14169265358979323846 day better.

Reply to this comment    14 April 2004, 18:23 GMT


Hehe, you made a typo :)
no_one_2000_  Account Info
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Pie day could be fun too. (Pi*e=8.53973422267356706546355086...) Then we could actually eat PIES! :)

Reply to this comment    14 April 2004, 21:28 GMT


Re: Hehe, you made a typo :)
Jake Griffin  Account Info
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Does 'S' have any significant number associated with it? We should come up with a Mathematical dictionary:
pi, e, i, c (speed of light in a vacuum), au, g, and many others could be used because they are all constants (with the possiple arguable exception of the speed of light)...hey! you could spell "piece" with that...pi*e*c*e = 6959203550.8417e9 meters/second

Reply to this comment    16 April 2004, 19:22 GMT


Re: Happy e Day!
Lewk Of Serthic Account Info

Would you just look at what you have done!

Reply to this comment    16 April 2004, 23:11 GMT

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