Hmm... a thought: how about uploading the safedisks with your highscores on it, i.e., the saved game position?
After all ToB supports import of highscores.
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It allows loading highscores, but to merge our highscores would require first loading a highscore-file from someone else, then loading a saved game and playing the final tower to enter you score to the list, and then save the list again. Or something like that...
I could, of course, create a list with all submitted scores and then post that as a diskfile.
But as I mentioned before, at least my score is not really meaningful...
True. This doesn't really work. You could (I suppose) leave a tower in the very first group until the end!!
On a side note, which should probably be mentioned in another topic, how about a thingy for the remake which lets you replay completed towers? Just for fun, no extra points.
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| On a side note, which should probably be mentioned in another topic, how about a thingy for the remake which lets you replay completed towers? Just for fun, no extra points. |
Looks like this has already been taken care of. Nice to see technical evolution at work.
But back to the Highscore list - when you enter View/Update Highscore from the main menu, you're given the option to load a saved game, i.e., a score. Right? I seem to recall you can load your saved game (in Load/Save Game), then put in another save disk and update the highscore list with that game.
Am I wrong? I'd like to try it. Savedisks, please!
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I replayed the whole game on the Atari version, so this won't be of any help to you.
And my 14-year-old score sucks............ 
Looks like I'm wrong anyway. Highscore is not loaded automatically when loading a game, you have to manually update it...
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Das Lemsche Gesetz:
Niemand liest etwas; wenn er etwas liest, versteht er es nicht; wenn er es versteht, vergißt er es sofort.