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Tue, 08/17/2010 - 10:39am
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Bill Loguidice
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ha ha, I only brought up

ha ha, I only brought up Dwarf Fortress again because of Rob's musings about the potential for an "epic" with these types of engines. It would seem both Legerdemain and Dwarf Fortress probably fit at least some of that bill, though particularly in the case of the latter, there's some question of how approachable the game is to newbies.

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