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Yet another Stones of Arnhem thread

Spiky

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Years passed since SoA materials appeared in 2012 on eBay. I saw many documents, sketches and maps, but only recently I realized there were also floppy disks found (possibly with some demo?). Any chance something similar to Warcraft Adventures (https://www.pcgamer.com/warcraft-adventures-download/) will happen? If anyone got something interesting regarding Stones of Arnhem, it would be great if you shared!

Also, I will upload all materials I've gathered over the years during the weekend, since there are many dead links around.
 
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Does anyone remember who was working on Stones of Arnhem with Cleve? Like, there were two other guys who wanted to add the butthole and penis monsters. And they were weirdly famous Australians. Anyone?
 
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The one you're most likely thinking of was Max Phipps. He played The Toadie in The Road Warrior and he died in 2000. He's the one who was supposedly in charge of the Sir-Tech spinoff in Aussieland who was working on SoA and whom Cleve had the fortune of working with (and who was responsible for all those dildos Cleve found in the bathroom).

This is, of course, all detailed in the most famous thread the Codex has ever seen, the Great and Wondrous Why Did Sir-tech go bankrupt? thread.
 
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