This thread got me thinking back to the incredible enthusiasm I had about MoO 3 before it came out. Why was I so enthusiastic about it? Well, because everywhere I went, people described it as the perfect game (or, at least, a classic of the very first order), and not just that, but a classic of my very favorite type.
So, why was MoO 3 so hyped? Because MoO 1 was so good, apparently.
Why didn't I play MoO 1 at the time, rather than wasting my time on that *&$&*@# turkey? Uh...
(Kicks self)
I've now got a working copy of MoO 1, and it looks like, once I get my sea legs, I'll be in for any MoO activity, if this develops.
Danke, Sirian.
Jester
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