The latest version of MoaB is 3.2

[Sean OConnor]

See for the full version history.

Recent improvements are:

Version 3.2, July 2003
- "Patrol" order
- Better graphics
- Computer players move their ships in fleets

Version 3.1, April 2000
- 'Tiny' worlds of 40 x 40 and 45 x 45 added
- Hold the shift key down to make a piece move all the way to the destination

Version 3.0, June 1998
- Updated World, Rankings, Piece Info and Production dialog boxes
- Up to 80 x 80 world sizes
- High score table
- World number so a game can be replayed
- Fighters move 8 instead of 14 squares and have 16 fuel instead of 14

[PlecTron]

[Sean OConnor]

Maybe my memory is mistaken!

[PlecTron]

possibly. i cant check because my parents tossed it a long time ago. grrr. i also lost the text to a perfect Collosal Cave Adventure with it. (look in the off topic section. also i have my own interesting thread i will keep going for a while look at it, its obvious, as it was started by me. i also asked a question there) note. i suck at this game, the computer is an asshole, i cant get anything done. maybe cuz i forgot paras?

[TheKangaroo]

Well, I remember there used to be a couple of other games around which were pretty similar to Moab. Maybe that's the solution?

[PlecTron]

no it was MAOB

[Tiamat]

So Mr. Sean.
Do you think that you might be doing any more work on this project in the future? or is it pretty much done for?

I still play the game, but would renew my interest in it if I had a map builder and a few new units to play with.

I still think that if you allow people to turn certain units or features on or off, It would allow those who are really good at the game to stack the deck against themselves to make it more challenging for them. Additionally, for those that have trouble beating the computer, they could stack the deck in their favor by using the per player options.

[jcscar21]

[Sean OConnor]

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[the space predator]

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