im so confused...

Joshua69 · October 2006

I got gametap and saw Anarchy as a DOS game!?!??! wtf? and what is Anarchy Online about? lol

Nadril · October 2006

www.anarchy-online.com

...

Sramota · October 2006

Why it goes under DOS I dunno,
must be faulty information

Anarchy Online is a Sci-fi MMO in third person with lots and lots of humor and big guns.
A buckload of classes and soon enough mechs and stuff..
Check it out!

Xpheyel · November 2006

You mean... You mean you guys don't quit to DOS and type in C:Progra~1FuncomAnarch~1anarchyonline.exe to play?

sparky7483 · November 2006

Originally posted by Xpheyel

You mean... You mean you guys don't quit to DOS and type in C:Progra~1FuncomAnarch~1anarchyonline.exe to play?

Uhh....no? U can put a shortcut on your desktop, thats wat I do

courtdog · November 2006

Originally posted by sparky7483

Originally posted by Xpheyel

You mean... You mean you guys don't quit to DOS and type in C:Progra~1FuncomAnarch~1anarchyonline.exe to play?

Uhh....no? U can put a shortcut on your desktop, thats wat I do

Same here

Xpheyel · November 2006

Thats a good point! I should just put "run c:...anarchyonline.exe" into Emacs and save it as a bat file so I can store it in C:windows, it'll be much cooler to type in "AnarchyOnline" and start the game right up!

Whew thank goodness. I was getting tired of typing in the whole thing.

EDIT:

Ok, you know what? I can't stand the thought of someone looking in on this thread and thinking I was serious. Though using Emacs to make a Windows batch file seems kind of unlikely. Either you two really didn't get the references I was making or are totally out doing me on being deadpan. If it is the latter, bravo.

For anyone looking in later, no you don't have to quit to DOS to run AO. You, in fact, don't even have to open the windows shell command prompt and cd off to the AO directory. It's a Windows game. You make shortcuts and stuff.

sschrupp · November 2006

hehe, good stuff, Xpheyel.

docminus · November 2006

Originally posted by Xpheyel
Thats a good point! I should just put "run c:...anarchyonline.exe" into Emacs and save it as a bat file so I can store it in C:windows, it'll be much cooler to type in "AnarchyOnline" and start the game right up!Whew thank goodness. I was getting tired of typing in the whole thing.EDIT:Ok, you know what? I can't stand the thought of someone looking in on this thread and thinking I was serious. Though using Emacs to make a Windows batch file seems kind of unlikely. Either you two really didn't get the references I was making or are totally out doing me on being deadpan. If it is the latter, bravo.For anyone looking in later, no you don't have to quit to DOS to run AO. You, in fact, don't even have to open the windows shell command prompt and cd off to the AO directory. It's a Windows game. You make shortcuts and stuff.

oh? i reeeeeally thought you were serious

Canigua · November 2006

Originally posted by Xpheyel .
EDIT:
Ok, you know what? I can't stand the thought of someone looking in on this thread and thinking I was serious. Though using Emacs to make a Windows batch file seems kind of unlikely. Either you two really didn't get the references I was making or are totally out doing me on being deadpan. If it is the latter, bravo.
For anyone looking in later, no you don't have to quit to DOS to run AO. You, in fact, don't even have to open the windows shell command prompt and cd off to the AO directory. It's a Windows game. You make shortcuts and stuff.

Thank god you straightend that out,phew

And here i allmost made a post to flame your 1337'nes

sparky7483 · November 2006

Originally posted by Xpheyel

Thats a good point! I should just put "run c:...anarchyonline.exe" into Emacs and save it as a bat file so I can store it in C:windows, it'll be much cooler to type in "AnarchyOnline" and start the game right up!
Whew thank goodness. I was getting tired of typing in the whole thing.
EDIT:
Ok, you know what? I can't stand the thought of someone looking in on this thread and thinking I was serious. Though using Emacs to make a Windows batch file seems kind of unlikely. Either you two really didn't get the references I was making or are totally out doing me on being deadpan. If it is the latter, bravo.
For anyone looking in later, no you don't have to quit to DOS to run AO. You, in fact, don't even have to open the windows shell command prompt and cd off to the AO directory. It's a Windows game. You make shortcuts and stuff.

Looking at it now, i can see the sarcasm. Mustve been really tired or somethin like that.