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Tue, 04/17/2012 - 7:43pm

Anderon

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Polish

Matt, I agree about the polishing; but the thing is, the original had all the same rough spots. Chaos Strikes Back (the sequel) had the same automap, and journal. All the same weaknesses that were in the original. Which is kind of strange - you would have thought that they would have fixed up the weak spots. Was their goal to have a perfect copy, but with their own puzzles?

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