> I wish you could tell us how to make our own adventure games on the net. Wouldn't help me much, since I'm not very good at HTML.

Actually, I'd be rather interested in seeing the engine that runs AGL myself. It's quite fast, and seems to be very well done.

> Oh, and I really didn't like Dule Of The Ages, except your ending was fabulous! It was twisted but it was funny. Good job on the ending, but I though (Although there is a warning) the over-the-top amounts of violence was unessecary.

This obviously comes from some sort of social deficiency on your part. You simply haven't watched enough television and movies. Some of us have had any sort of moral indignation slowly sucked out via years of exposure to pop culture.

> I just skipped right on to the ending since I read 2 chapters and I knew basically what would happen in all the other chapters. They would eventually meet, solve the quest, etc etc.

I think you greatly underestimate DotA. The thing I liked about it was that there was no "quest" that they were on, rather they were fighting each other. It was the constantly escalating conflict that made it interesting. You don't see something like that too often (especially told from both sides) and there were tons of throwaway jokes and references that made the whole thing worthwhile. I read it all, and enjoyed every page (though I do agree it drags a bit in the middle). The ending(s) are both clever.

> Green"I love Zork games"Jeanz

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