Re: Quest Online, anyone?...

From: Dan Reed <danreed@cableinet.co.uk>

Date: Sun, 16 Apr 2000 00:00:00 +0000

In case people haven't guessed from the few posts I have made here, I'm also a
fan of Quest (and BSE).

Quest online is a great way to play a PBeM, and at minimal cost,  when you
consider things on a cost-per-turn basis. One group managed over 300 turns in
two days (not with much sleep, mind you!), but it's the closest I've yet found
to a merging of realtime and play-by-mail, and it's based on a game I enjoy
already...

Dan Reed

Casparian wrote:

> Hi all,
> just a quick post as I want to get to bed.
> Anyway, I've not seen it mentioned elsewhere... KJC's Quest Online has gone
> live, and they are accepting startups.
> You can have a free twenty turn party in world 19, after which you can
> either move this party into the full world (20) or restart another free
> party... you can have unlimited parties in the free world (only one at a
> time).
> The cost is �10 for a week or �30 a month, which covers unlimited turns in
> your alloted time.  You're told how many hours you have let for which you
> have paid.  If the system stops receiving turns, the clock is stopped, so if
> they have technical faults, you will not be charged.
> It's basically Quest: The Second Age without deadlines, although there are a
> lot of changes to the game, even more new monsters etc.
> Twenty turns for free can't be bad!
>
> http://www.kjcgames.com - here you can find more info and sign up
> http://online.questpbm.co.uk - the official newsletter site
>
> http://www.questpbm.co.uk
> http://www.quest-tome.co.uk - two unofficial quest fan sites
>
> I don't work for KJC games, but I am a fan of Quest and ... well, that's it
> <g>  Yep, I do run Quest Tome (and started Quest:PBM), but no, I don't make
> any money from it at all.
>
> Casparian

References

Quest Online, anyone?...
"Casparian" <casp@quest-tome.co.uk>
Fri, 14 Apr 2000 00:00:00 +0000