The memories...

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to the boards .
the best T2k forums on the planet right here -as a daily user I am always happy when people join .

We still play the game as we did in our youth.And yes-I recognize what you say about spending hours on scenarios,characters etc .

I guess its funny how much of the game is imprinted on us during youth and how that turns out when adults .

For one , it sparked an interest in politics ,military matters and possible future outcomes .

later .

Originally Posted by BROJD

I was cleaning out my basement this morning and ran across my box of the first edition of Twilight: 2000, along with 7 or 8 modules and additional guides.

I used to spend hours and hours daily rolling characters, designing scenarios, playing (too often by myself or with only one or two others). It was a great game and based on a fascinating "future" back during my youth in the Cold War.

But I put the game aside sometime during high school and, since then, the only time I've thought about T:2000 was when I bought a really bad computer version of it for my Commodore 64 or my 286.

So finding the game caused me to Google, which led me to this sight, which brought back lots and lots of memories of this part of my childhood...