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Team Fortress 2 (TF2) is a well-knowned multiplayer shooter game of the 20th century which was developed by Valve Corporation. In the year 2007 the game was released and got famous all over the world. It is a first-person shooter game which can be in single player or multiplayer mode. The designers of the game are John Cook and Robin Walker. In this article we are trying to collect some TF2 quotes and lines.
TF2 Quotes
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- The game is very famous and is played by the childrens as well as the youngsters in many countries. The platforms provided for this game through which we can play this game are Windows, Xbox 360, Playstation 3, Linux and Mac OS X. The composer of this game is Mike Morasky who composed the game in a beautiful way.
“Okay, twist ending guys. Here comes the big twist! I’m an angel, and we’re in Heaven! This was a test all along! No, I’m pulling your leg, there is no Heaven. There is Hell in every direction.”
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“Hey, when you go back to Earth, make sure you tell everybody I’m the Devil now. Oh, I’m gonna be famous. Oh, I’m gonna be more famous than Lord of the Rings! So have you guys been doing? Soldier, still have that stupid wizard for a roommate? Oh, that guy, I could tell you some… You know what? You keep fighting, we catch up later.”
“ America has given us the monkey, and Mann Co. has provided the fuel. Let’s put those two together and make history!”
“If you order now, I’ll throw in a second beatin’ absolutely free.”
“Dashing rogues! The both of us. Like Robin Hood or something! Role playing. Love it. Absolutely love it.”
“There I was limited to what happened the same way I am with Riel. It doesn’t feel like a great burden to have your story, to some degree, set. I am enjoying figuring out what I think is the most dramatic way of telling this set of historical facts.”
“I’m fighting against my will to control. I think that is what I am doing. I would like to accept things in life, in all matters of life I would like to accept, but it’s so difficult. I think we all have this struggle.”
“All o’ ya are dandies, prancin’ about with your heads full of eyeballs!”
“I’m going to gut you like a Cornish game hen.”
“For me, I always study the last games that have been played, not what happened in the past.”
TF2 Spy Quotes
“We do not think it necessary to prove that a quack medicine is poison; let the vender prove it to be sanative.”
“The Giver’s Fact: No matter what it appears to be, feedback information is almost totally about the giver, not the receiver.”
“Learning is never cumulative, it is a movement of knowing which has no beginning and no end.”
“There’s no doubt, that if you were a Clinton Foundation donor and you wanted your calls returned, I have no doubt that people got their returned.”
“I never really was on your side.”
“We don’t all look alike – some people think they’re tough, some people think they’re fragile – but in the end, we share a lot.”
“8-9 8 To acquire wisdom is to love yourself; people who cherish understanding will prosper. 9 A false witness will not go unpunished, and a liar will be destroyed.”
“It is perhaps a sign of the strength of our republic that so few people feel the need to participate. That must be the reason.”
TF2 Sniper Quotes
“Snipin’s a good job, mate! It’s challengin’ work, outta doors. I guarantee you’ll not go hungry – ‘Cause at the end of the day, long as there’s two people left on the planet, someone is gonna want someone dead.”
“I think his mate just saw me… [Sniper ducks down as he starts taking fire from an off-screen enemy] Yes, yes he did!”
“I’ll be honest with you, my parents do *not* care for it.”
“You know, I actually like doing commercials. I don’t like doing them to the exclusion of everything else, but I like doing them.”
“The world is a sacred vessel that cannot be changed. He who changes it will destroy it. He who seizes it will lose it.”
“A human being is a being who is constantly ‘under construction,’ but also, in a parallel fashion, always in a state of constant destruction.”
“Hmmm. What you’re saying is that you’ve never been kissed? He picked at a string on the blanket under us.”
“I get passionate about certain subjects, and then I’ll write a whole play around it.”
The game is very famous and is played by the childrens as well as the youngsters in many countries. The platforms provided for this game through which we can play this game are Windows, Xbox 360, Playstation 3, Linux and Mac OS X. The composer of this game is Mike Morasky who composed the game in a beautiful way. In the below topic we will discuss some TF2 quotes and sayings of the game.
TF2 Quotes Soldier
“I’m not a celebrity. I’m intentionally and defiantly not a celebrity. I don’t have any interest in it. I don’t have any talent for it. I keep my personal life out of my public life as cleanly as I can.”
“We’ll know for the first time If we’re evil or divine We’re the last in line.”
“Life may not have dealt you a great set of cards… but who says the one with better cards will win?”
“The College Access and Opportunity Act addresses the important need to make higher education more affordable and easier to access for low and middle-income students.”
“Some have too much, yet still do crave; I little have, and seek no more. They are but poor, though much they have, And I am rich with little store.”
“Look to Africa, when a black king shall be crowned for the day of deliverance is at hand!”
“If you’re not a tree hugger, then you’re a what, a tree hater?”
TF2 Engineer Quotes
“If a man carries his horse out of a slave State into a free one, be does not lose his property interest in him; but if he carries his slave into a free State, the law makes him free.”
“Hey look, buddy. I’m an engineer, that means I solve problems.”
“Not problems like “What is beauty?”, ’cause that would fall within the purview of your conundrums of philosophy.”
“For instance, how am I gonna stop some big mean Mother-Hubbard from tearin’ me a structurally superfluous new behind?”
“Like this, heavy-caliber tripod-mounted little-old-number designed by me.”
“I think I was the beneficiary of a little bit of charity.”
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TF2 Fire Quotes
“He who receives
Light from above, from the Fountain of Light,
No other doctrine needs, though granted true;
But these are false, or little else but dreams,
Conjectures, fancies, built on nothing firm.”
“Food is better medicine than drugs.”
“This American boot just kicked your ass back to Russia!”
“You come wide at me again, boy, I’ll stick that wrench right up yer arse!”
“May I borrow your earpiece? This is scout! Rainbows make me cry! Over!”
“Here’s a touchin’ story. Once upon a time you died, and I lived happily ever after. The end.”
Scout TF2 Quotes
“Everyday is valentines day if u are a fool and have love in yourheart.”
“You’re all full of shit, you all may hate the man, but I bet if you saw your teammate getting attacked, no matter how much you dislike him or disagree with him, I BET 93% of you will jump in and defend the fucker with your life, you’d fight to the death if you must, to save that man.”
“Too often, especially in democratic societies, people mistook the mechanisms of power for power itself.”
“Panda – We’re not really selling Chinese food, you know. Our real purpose is about developing people.”
“We tend to let our freedoms slip away because they are tucked away in documents and policies that we don’t ever deal with directly.”
“Sticking one of those lil stickers from fruit on someone is a love language.”
TF2 Quotes Heavy
“Don’t hit certain balls” oh yeah, because that makes sense. In a game about hitting balls, get over yourself.”
“Dead kings were honored in the Six Kingdoms only insofar as they had the good sense to stop walking around above ground.”
“I don’t need freinds! I have knives! *throws knife* *misses*.”
“When the boys were young, I overheard two year old Jeremy saying “Are you sure this is a good idea?” and one of his older brothers, 5 at the time, replying “Trust me” and I had never moved from one room to another so quickly in my life.”
“GodDAMN baby, you done stop me in my tracks, I can smell your damn feet from here! (cracks up in hooting laughter) I can smell your damn feet from here! Well, look, me n the [unintelligible] is goin’ down to the levy, pack some lips, maybe go mud ridin’! How ‘bout you and your fat (breaks up in hysterical laughter again) fatass friend hop in the b- (breaks into laughter again) hop in the backseat (breaks into hollering laughter)”
“Do u think the administrator has girl power. do u think she had girlpower when she manipulated and tricked a bunch of people into fighting for entertainment.”
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With its intricate pixel art universe where every object was mouse-controllable, the inaugural MacVenture game was like nothing seen before.
- 1Revisions
- 3Unused Graphics
- 4Unused Text
- 10Debugging
Revisions
There are three known versions of this game, published in 1985, 1986, and 1992. Only the last one has a standard version number, which is 2.5.
The releases can be distinguished by the MacVenture engine's hidden self-identification command: highlight the Self
button and ask yourself What version?
. The game will state whether it is a debugging, demo, or release version, and which one:
1985 | A mysterious voice whispers in your ear, 'This is a release version, number 28, of scenario number 1.' |
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1986 | A mysterious voice whispers in your ear, 'This is a release version, number 59, of scenario number 2, filter version 500.' |
1992 | A mysterious voice whispers in your ear, 'This is a release version, number 86, of scenario number 1, filter version 507.' |
The 1986 version erroneously calls itself 'scenario number 2' (meaning the second MacVenture game, Uninvited).
Title Screen
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ICOM's address and phone number were updated.
Interface
In the initial release, the text window has a blank title bar while you're playing an unsaved game. As of 1986, it shows the name Untitled
.
1992 saw further UI changes:
- Windows were originally maximized by double-clicking their title bars. The grow box in the lower right corner would be inverted (white on black) until the title bar was double-clicked again. This functionality was replaced with standard Mac OS zoom boxes in 1992.
- Command-key shortcuts were added for Open, Save, and Quit.
- The Save dialog was redesigned:
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Revised Audio
The final revision replaced the synthesized sound effects with digitized samples. (Due to the complicated MacVenture sound format, the following are line-in recordings from a Macintosh Plus.)
Punch (1985) |
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Punch (1992) |
Gunshot (1985) |
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Gunshot (1992) |
Out of Bullets (1985) |
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Out of Bullets (1992) |
Explosion (1985) |
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Explosion (1992) |
Toilet (1985) |
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Toilet (1992) |
Siren (1985) |
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Siren (1992) |
The funeral march was also redone, bringing it closer to the original Chopin.
R.I.P. (1985) |
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R.I.P. (1992) |
Revised Text
Although the phone line in Miss Vickers' office is disconnected, her phone will respond to precisely one thing: any use of the letter Q, which was skipped on most older telephones. The message indicating this varied slightly between revisions.
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You can't dial 'Q'. | You can't dial Q. |
The fake telephone used to access the hidden door in Siegel's office has no reaction to the letter Q.
Rudeness Detection
In the 1980s versions, using these twelve words will get you chided for your 'profanity' or 'crude and vulgar language':
asshole, bastard, cunt, damn, fuck, idiot, jerk, moron, prick, shit, smegma, suck |
The 1992 release added another 44 terms for a total of 56. (The most esoteric, golden bozos, comes from the same Steve Martin SNL monologue that popularized its synonym hooters.)
beat off, bitch, blow job, blowjob, blow me, butt, butthead, butthole, cock, eat me, fag, faggot, fart, fucked, fucker, fucking, gay, geek, golden bozos, golden showers, homo, hooters, jerkoff, jism, jiz, kiss off, lesbian, lesbo, motherfucker, penis, pinhead, piss, pussy, putz, retard, retarded, retardo, scum, scuz, spooge, tits, vagina, weasle, whimp |
Note that the misspelling of the last two words means that their proper spellings go unrecognized.
File Names
Two of the files in the 1985 version are called Déjà Objects and Déjà Execution. The revisions have Déjà Object and Déjà Random instead.
Dual-Scale Objects
The Luger has two sprites: a large one for when it's sitting at the front of the gun shop counter, and a regular-sized one that avoids visually overpowering the rest of your inventory. So do the other guns: you can trade them in for credit, and they'll appear on the counter at the same scale as the Luger.
But that's not all. Three of the items found in your coat at the beginning of the game—the sunglasses, monogrammed handkerchief, and pack of cigarettes—also have larger forms, which can only be seen by taking them out at the gun shop.
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We can reasonably speculate that plans were abandoned for many objects to appear larger in the game window than in your inventory, that the feature was retained only to make the guns look right on the counter, and that it was therefore enabled only in that room.
Unused Graphics
Partially Offscreen
The Mercedes is flagged as undraggable, so there's no way to see that its sprite extends well outside the game window.
The open hood is draggable, but is only momentarily visible during a death cutscene so you never have a chance to interact with it.
Sugar's Smile
The close-up of Sugar Shack after she shoots you is made up of two elements: an image of her frowning, and a pasted-over smile. Neither the smiling nor frowning versions are ever seen as apparently intended, because the smile is superimposed one pixel lower than it would take to line up with the frown. The result is an ambiguous 'Mona Lisa scowl'.
Compare the animated mockup at left to the final:
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Unused Text
Joe's Bar
The poster of Ace triggers a flashback cutscene whether he's still amnesic or not, which overrides this terse description:
It's an old poster of you, 'Ace' Harding, in your boxing days. |
Mercedes
The back door and visible tire of Siegel's car have custom descriptions that are ignored in favor of generic ones ('It looks like a back door'):
The back door of the Mercedes seems to be welded shut, apparently to keep those who sit in back from just stepping on out. |
That explains why it's permanently stuck, and is the sort of trick you'd expect from a mobster whose bar doubles as a low-budget Bond villain lair.
The tire looks like it needs a good swift kick. You look like just the man to do it. |
With no way in the final game to remove, damage, or even examine the tire, its implementation as a separate object would seem to be altogether pointless.
Finally, the open hood can't be examined because popping it sets off the car bomb. Here's what you would have read:
The hood is open. While you're driving, it doesn't look cool, and that makes it difficult to pick up girls. |
Street Mugger
The street mugger and his assorted injuries all carry descriptions, but the injuries aren't selectable and trying to examine the mugger results in immediate death by gunshot.
Mugger | The mugger looks serious. |
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Black eye [left] | Wow! What a shiner. |
Black eye [right] | It looks very painful. |
Fat lip | The mugger's lip is really swollen. |
Bloody nose | Maybe you should try to hit him again to see what else you can break. |
Alley Mugger
He's very big, and he doesn't look well-mannered. |
...which explains why trying to look closer only gets you knocked out.
Sugar Shack
She is dressed like a hooker. |
Another character who'll attack before you can examine her.
Alligator
Alligator [alive] | Hurry, he looks hungry! |
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Alligator [dead] | The gator's lights are definitely out. |
Not only do you get eaten instead of receiving the first description, but you're given no chance to examine the dead alligator before being whisked back to the screen you came from.
Bum
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The bum takes the money and says, 'Joey's hit man's been lookin' for you. I got word that he's waiting to plug you in your office.' | The bum gladly takes the money and says, 'Joey's hit man has been lookin' for you. I got the word that he's waiting in your office.' |
There's an unused version of the bum's tip with slightly different wording.
Pete's All Nite Gun Palace
The clerk will not take <source.pfx>. |
You get generic 'no effect' messages if you try to barter at the gun shop.
Taxi Cabs
OUCH! It really hurts to hit a bulletproof window! |
This should probably be the result of trying to punch a cab driver, but all you get is a generic failure message (e.g. 'The cab driver seems unaffected.')
Ace Harding's Office
This man does not look pleased with you. He may have bad intentions. |
You can't; you're too far away. |
He blows you away. |
He blows you away.; you were too slow on the draw. |
Several strings are associated with the hit man, but if you enter the office he shoots you dead before you can try anything. (The 'too far away' message is probably in response to trying to punch him.)
There's also an unused description for Ace's signage when the hit man's silhouette no longer darkens the window:
The window is clearly labeled, for those who read English. |
Sternwood Estate
The knocker has no effect. It seems that no one is home. |
The butler will unfailingly answer the door knocker...until you sock him, after which you can no longer use the knocker because the game will skip directly from the mansion lawn to the vestibule.
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Mr Sternwood. I have your wife. If you want her to be sent back in little bite-sized bits, then either call the police, or just sit back and do nothing. But if you want to deprive me the pleasure of breaking in my brand new industrial strength hacksaw, it'll cost you $20,000 worth of Benjamin Franklins. I'll give a day to collect it together and put it in a black, unlocked briefcase. Then you're to leave the house alone, go for a long walk, look for a secluded area, and if I don't show up in five minutes, look for another one. You won't know when, or where, or how, but I'll be keeping tabs on you. By the way, be sure to bring the briefcase with you. | It's a ransom note. The lettering is made up of newspaper cutouts. It reads, 'Mr. STERNWOOD, Your wife is in our possession. You have 24 hours to collect $20,000 in $100 bills. If you contact the police, she's dead. Be standing at the corner of Peoria and Elm at exactly 12 midnight tomorrow. Be sure to have the ransom in an inconspicuous briefcase. There, you'll be contacted with further instructions.' |
A longer, jokier version of the ransom note.
Windows
You can't open the window; it is stuck. |
As you close the window, you hear it click into a locking hold. |
These don't seem to apply to any window in the game.
Mirrors
All four mirrors draw on a shared set of properties, including descriptions for before and after you recover your memory. That means that you never see the unique text for the mirror in Siegel's apartment:
As you look into the mirror you notice an ugly mug staring right back at you. |
Or the one in the Sternwoods' guest room:
In the mirror you see the face of a man who wastes his time staring at himself in mirrors. |
Elevators
Yet another class of items whose unique descriptions are suppressed: open elevator doorways.
Siegel's office | Outside the elevator you see an office. |
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Weird room | There is a weird room outside the elevator, just waiting for some fool to enter. |
Stanford Arms lobby | Outside the elevator is the lobby. |
Siegel's penthouse | Outside the elevator, there is a room, I surmise! |
Non-Responses
Talking to someone who doesn't have an answer for you should prompt one of these reactions:
[Person] seems startled. [S/he] probably didn't hear what you said because [s/he] was daydreaming or something. |
[Person] grunts in response. [S/he] doesn't seem to be interested in idle chit-chat. |
[Person] studiously ignores you. [S/he] is being quite rude. |
Instead, people use the same set of failure-to-communicate responses as inanimate objects, even when these make no sense in context. ('The clerk can't hear you', 'You can talk to the clerk all you want, but if he answers ...')
Unused Endings
You're under arrest, Jack! As the cops slam you to the floor and slap on the cuffs you hear one of them say, 'We've been looking for you all night!' They search through your belongings. They eventually come up with enough evidence to pin you to a murder! If only you stayed ahead of the cops; if only you moved a little faster; if only you could start all over again! Hey, I think we can arrange that! |
Being arrested before your memory is restored leaves you a hospitalized vegetable, and being arrested afterward triggers a summary of your trial and how the evidence stacked up for or against you. Either way, this generic ending doesn't show up.
Stop thief! You're under arrest! Petty crime doesn't pay, especially when it leads to the big time. After taking you to the station it is discovered that there is enough evidence to pin your hide to a murder! The arresting cops congratulate themselves for their first big catch. You've made them feel very happy. You wish you could be so happy. We do too. We're gonna give you another chance... to start all over again! |
You can elicit various reactions by ripping off the newsboy, the cabbies, and the gun seller, but none of them impact the ending.
Big trouble! The police have nabbed you. You've been arrested. You'd done alright up till now, but you made one fatal slip-up. You failed to make the most crucial evidence into a hard copy, so to speak. Now you can't use it, and it costs, 'cause there's a whole pile of evidence that stands against you and there's nothing you can do about it ... except start again. |
This hint points at needing to shade the incriminating notepad with a pencil, but it doesn't appear even if you've taken every necessary step to win except that one.
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Big trouble! Not for you, though, but for Sternwood and Vickers. On the basis of the evidence that you've amassed, the police have taken them away. You've done an excellent job, Ace, and under the worst conditions you've ever encountered. Congratulations, you're one hell of a private eye, a real man's man, tough as nails, quick on the draw, and smart enough to beat the greatest odds (except on the roulette wheel). For the exceptional job you've done, the city of Chicago has seen fit to give you the award for Citizen of the Week. This award is suitable for printing out and framing. | You're in the hands of the police. They're very glad to see you. The evidence you've brought to them proves to be interesting, especially in the courtroom where you eventually wind up. In the course of the highly publicized trial concerning the kidnapping of Mrs. Sternwood and the murder of Joey Siegel, three bits of evidence come to light: The diary you found in Vickers' bungalow, and the blackmail letter and timetable that you found in Sternwood's bedroom. These three items, put together, paint the picture of a conspiracy by Sternwood and Vickers to eliminate Mrs. Sternwood and Joey Siegel, and to make you take the fall for it. The diary, WITH the blackmail letter, provides strong evidence of a motive for such actions. The timetable indicates how they may have done it. Sternwood and Vickers are grilled for hours on the witness stand. Under the weight of the evidence, and from the skilled pressure tactics of your lawyer, Vickers breaks down and admits to their crime. Congratulations Ace! |
An early, and completely different, draft of the victory ending. (Instead of a 'Citizen of the Week' award, the finished game grants a diploma from the Ace Harding School of Investigation.)
Credits
The animated 'magic lamp' about box misspells Terry Schulenburg's name as 'Schulenberg'. The initial release contains an unused basic about box that spells his name correctly:
This resource was deleted in the revisions, but the typo in the actual credits wasn't corrected.
Easter Egg
A very obscure easter egg exists near the beginning of the game.
First, go out into the hallway by the women's washroom and take the fly on the doorframe into your inventory.
What, you never noticed the fly? Here it is, highlighted in red:
To click it, you need to position the black tip of the mouse pointer directly over that pixel.
Next, take the fly with you into the women's toilet stall. Open
the toilet and place the fly into the toilet window.
Now open the Mac's Control Panel and set the system date to 1/23/45 at 12:34:00 PM. Close the Control Panel.
Finally, click Self
, Operate
, and the toilet (not the flush handle).
You'll be transported to an altar where the Holy Grail awaits you. (Except in the 1986 edition, where it's mysteriously nowhere in sight.)
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You can take and open the Grail, but nothing fits inside it. Neither the altar nor the Grail have any associated strings or code, nor is there any way to return from this location as it has no exits.
Unused Pronoun
STR# 132 defines the four pronouns that can be assigned to an entity in the game world. Guess which one never is:
- he
- she
- it
- zipnick
This is one of a few places the developers poke fun at their boss, ICOM founder Tod Zipnick, along with the Todd Zipman urine sample and 'Zip is a dip' washroom graffiti.
Developer Message
The creators aimed this line at anyone who managed to decrypt the game's text:
If you can read this, you've just wasted a hell of a lot of time. |
They didn't foresee that one player's feat of reverse engineering would permit their games a commercial revival 30 years later, or they might have greeted him with an ASCII high five.
Unused Code
Speaking of Sean Kasun's efforts, the last two opcodes documented in his reverse-engineered MacVenture spec are apparently never invoked.
Get Fibonacci $e6 | Push the result of opcode $e7 onto the stack. |
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Calculate Fibonacci $e7 | Pops N from the stack. Calculate the Nth fibonacci number. Save it for opcode $e6. |
He remarks, 'I swear those last 2 are a joke. I've never seen them actually used.'
Debugging
Object Inspector
Text exists for a feature that reports the properties of an object in the game world using natural language.
$5c4 | <source.pfx2.cap> ( |
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$5c5 | ) is in <target.pfx> ( |
$5c6 | ). <source.pfx.cap> has graphics that are |
$5c7 | x |
$5c8 | ; <source.indir> has a size of |
$5c9 | and a weight of |
$5ca | . The description is: |
$5cb | . There is no description. |
Error Handling
On encountering an error, the game will attempt to report what it was doing at the time.
These are the possibilities:
- doing something important
- unpacking data map
- opening
- getting boot volume
- looking for data disk
- quitting
- starting a new game
- opening another game
- allocating memory
- checking handles
- reading data file
- saving
- unpacking graphics
- making text
- looking for a font
- cleaning up
- printing
Another five were removed in the 1992 revision.
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- filtering: stack overflow in
- filtering: stack underflow in
- filtering: nth (primitive) reached too deep in
- filtering: swap (primitive) reached too deep in
- filtering: the text kludge lives in
If the error is fatal, you have a chance to save your game on the way out:
Still another dialog warns of a RAM shortage...
...and the 1986 release introduced a variant for insufficient RAM at launch.
Build Date
The following is visible in a hex editor at the beginning of the 1986 application. (Rez was a resource compiler included in the Macintosh Programmer's Workshop from Apple.)
The actual creation and modification dates in that revision span June and July.
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The MacVenture series | |
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Mac OS Classic | Deja Vu • Uninvited • Shadowgate |
NES | Deja Vu • Shadowgate • Uninvited |
Game Boy Color | Shadowgate Classic |
Windows | 8-bit Adventure Anthology: Volume 1 |