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TQPS

■ NOT UP it missed the last check · checked

on The Vortex’s BBS list

address
tqps.ddns.net
listed by
Frank Dux
runs
Worldgroup · 256 nodes · Telnet
where
Sydney, NSW, Australia
added by
bbs hq on The Vortex, not yet verified as its sysop
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we hold no picture of this board · nothing answered when we called · its screen is below, whole

So you like to play games?

TQPS is set in an immersive environment with each menu bringing a little life and curiosity to “The Facility”.

From the login screen and even sign-up process you’re exposed to subtle hints that the Facility is a lot bigger than you initially thought so pay close attention to possible clues that might help you to unlock all it’s secrets (There’s a lot of extra content hidden behind puzzles).

NPCs wander the Facility halls and may visit you at random intervals to offer hints and some may lead you stray. Be careful!

Evie, the Facility’s A.I. is capable of performing specific tasks, which may include processing hints, clues and flags.

We have custom games, modules and content with a lot more planned on the road-map for development including the new “World Of TextCraft” game, built for WG3 95/NT.

Come and see why TQPS was Melbourne Metro’s 3rd most popular BBS in the 90’s!

TQPS has a 0 tolerance on abuse, misuse and harassment of players!

is it answering

answered 50 of 63 checks · reliability 86% · 2 misses in a row

one mark a dial, oldest first — green answered, red did not. 63 kept, since ; the directory calls every board every night and remembers six months of them.

the score

·········· unrated nobody has scored it yet

six axes, one to ten, rated here or inside the BBS list on The Vortex — one score, either way. a rating fades with age, so come back and rate it again in a season.

sign in to rate it here — with a BBS HQ account, or your Vortex handle.

their screens

TQPS: screen 1, 15 rows, text
screen 1 · 80x15 · seen · text, no picture

no picture before login, only text: shown whole, as a caller meets it, and never cut into a tile. every screen this board has drawn for a caller before login — 1 so far, since . a board that changes its welcome art keeps every screen here; one we stop meeting on our regular calls is let go after three visits and six months. the art belongs to its sysop and its artists.