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Because there is no digit 10 in base 10

Levels are procedurally generated. By the way, that game runs fine even on early 80s IBM PCs.

I suspect that wasn't a joke.

I have included a speech module now, so he finally got a mouth (sort of), but my system only has a female voice. I also moved him to run on my graphics card, so now the fan doesn't go wild when Caine is thinking. I also plan to use a better language model soon. And as you probably noticed that bubble is my puppet here.

I am not skilled at soldering, but I think I can do that.

Is it rare? The buttons are most likely aluminium which is quite unusual.

The main one is 1, but Linux doesn't have CP437, so 2 is default on Linux

Even if his death won't prevent the battle, wasteland will be a little better without Jo. And, as a bonus I got some neat stuff for free. I'm not a bandit though, a bandit wouldn't try to help in the first place.

That is so cool that the game allows you to just murder a quest giver.

Some Stupendium songs are stuck in my head lately, so I wrote that:

That is what you get for not paying for quests,
And not trusting to me and for failing to see
That diplomacy was only way to proceed here.
I'll go grab your shotgun and head to Vault City

It might be a bit boring, but for me it has enough info and clarity, so it feels like a default option.

This is VMWare with MS-DOS 6.22. I suppose that it emulates an SVGA card.

The initial prompt was: "Here is a chat between a human and a robot:\n\n"