Do you have a "main" roguelike?

[will_asher]

Originally Posted by Therem Harth

ToME 2... I just keep returning to it.

I do kind of like V, but gameplay is frequently too... err... vanilla for me. You ask me, it needs more classes. LOTS more classes. And more magic realms, random quests, item and ego item types, totally unbalanced T2 style randarts, monsters, maybe terrain... Umm... Yeah. Suffice to say V doesn't have enough variety for my liking.

Sounds like you'd be someone who might like DaJAngband.

[Therem Harth]

Would that it would compile on Linux! :P

[Mikko Lehtinen]

Originally Posted by Therem Harth

Would that it would compile on Linux! :P

Seconded! If someone manages to compile DaJ on Linux, please start a new thread about it.

[AnonymousHero]

Originally Posted by Mikko Lehtinen

Seconded! If someone manages to compile DaJ on Linux, please start a new thread about it.

Add "z-queue.o" to the end of ZFILES in Makefile.src. (Well it compiles, but there are lots of warnings. The makefile, erm, "structure" is pretty inscrutable with manual dependencies, so dependency tracking will also definitely be off.)

[debo]

I haven't touched another roguelike (or another videogame) since I discovered Sil :P

[Therem Harth]

Originally Posted by AnonymousHero

Add "z-queue.o" to the end of ZFILES in Makefile.src. (Well it compiles, but there are lots of warnings. The makefile, erm, "structure" is pretty inscrutable with manual dependencies, so dependency tracking will also definitely be off.)

Thank you! That worked.

[Mikko Lehtinen]

Working here too, thanks!

[will_asher]

Originally Posted by AnonymousHero

Add "z-queue.o" to the end of ZFILES in Makefile.src. (Well it compiles, but there are lots of warnings. The makefile, erm, "structure" is pretty inscrutable with manual dependencies, so dependency tracking will also definitely be off.)

thanks AnonymousHero!
As a windows user and beginner coder, I know very little about the makefiles and nothing about linux.

[NotMorgoth]

Used to be Sang, but I've been playing more and more Crawl, and actually haven't played any Angband variant for quite a while now.

Also, Dwarf Fortress, though I'm not really sure that counts as a roguelike.

[Mondkalb]

Originally Posted by NotMorgoth

Also, Dwarf Fortress, though I'm not really sure that counts as a roguelike.

At least, it qualifies as an ASCII game.
I've also spent some time on Dwarf Fortress lately. Great game!

Besides Angband I have some very little experiences with Zangband (Omniband mostly) but never really made it far.

I like FAangband because of it's wildernis and Tolkien related setting.
Maybe, if I finally be any good, I might go back to ZAngband ...
Or TOME or ...