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50,000 Monkeys at 50,000 Typewriters Can't Be Wrong

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Posted on 23 January, 2004 By Wil

I swear to freaking Anhur, if I die of freaking starvation on level five of the Dungeons of Doom one more time, I will scream.

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  1. Mike Brotherton says:
    1 February, 2004 at 10:55 pm

    I remember playing Dungeons of Doom a lot in college, late 80s. Didn’t know anyone still played it!
    I recall being pissed off that my roommate’s little brother came to visit and in a week got farther along than I ever had. Turned out that getting good rolls on attributes was invaluable. Take a barbarian and don’t settle for less than awesome scores — that’ll make the dang game much more reasonable. It’s very diffucult if you settle for any old scores and depend on your own skill. Everyone’s over-rated on this game!

  2. Mike Brotherton says:
    1 February, 2004 at 10:59 pm

    Eh, I’m feeling like an old uber-geek. The “Dungeons of Doom” are something inside NetHack rather than the old stand-alone Dungeons of Doom game, right?

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