On Thu, 4 Sep 1997, Paul Lefebvre wrote:

> Darkstar wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > I think they are trying to spark interest in the game to help sell
> > later
> > releases. I must admit that it is very cheap for a new release (only
> > $52
> > in Australia), although where I am some of the larger stores are still
> > .......
> > I would recomend running it on a machine with a lot of memory though
> > (you need 40+ meg for max res adventures in Windows95).
>
> 40 megs or more of RAM??? That's a huge amount. Even my new system
> will only have 32 megs of SDRAM....but then I can run it in DOS too
> right? I'm using a bootmenu that gives me the old 8 bit DOS 6.21 I used
> to have when I press F4 on a reboot. That will help then eh? But then
> I can't play over the modem cause all my modem and internet programs are
> Win95 resident. Will the program work on the old Pentium 75?? I saw
> Gorgon's Alliance at the store today and was just dying to buy it....but
> I won't be upgrading for another month....
>
> Paul L.
>

The adventure part of the game is not including in the multiplayer mode. So
you don't have to worry about missing anything if you run the game in DOS. If
you want the best your machine can give you, for the adventure part, run the
game from DOS. If you want to play with others run it from W95.

Kostas
P.S. Sorry for my english.