>Actually this "game" would be easily done (Less the video links) with
>low
>end processing. each "player" using a 386 class machine with a
Depending on how much we try to do, a simple HP palmtop(XT/AT)
could handle this level of processing. Especially if some of the
processing was offloaded to the various peripherals (similar to the way
that a postscript printer does its own processing) and the main
wearcomp would just "coordinate" the effort.
>data. not how do we keep the technically minded from "hacking" the
>game?
>send in a spy to the other side with a laptop or a player equipped
>with a
>yagi and a reciever/transmitter to jam specific players... Actually
Why would you want to stop this type of behaviour? :-) That would
be half the fun of the game!!!
-- Chuck Knight
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