At Wit's End
Moby ID: 54856
Windows credits (2002)
33 people (6 professional roles, 27 thanks)
| This is my second attempt at IF. Though it was much easier than the first, I still relied heavily on external help. A big thanks go out to the | IF authors, beta testers, and folks at R*IF that helped me along the way. |
| I would like to start off by thanking | Michael J. Roberts (credited as Mike Roberts; not only for TADS and the incredible amount of work he's put into it but for making the source code available from some of his games), I didn't rely on them as much as I did with Above and Beyond! but it's still a valuable resource to have in my back pocket., Thanks again Mike |
| I would also like to thank | Stephen Granade (for making the source code to 'Arrival: Attack of the B-Movie Cliches' available.), It was put to good use., A huge thanks for also running the IF Comp -- super job. |
| A special thanks goes out to | Kevin Forchione (Not only did he provide some library routines from the ALT library [I didn't have the time to incorporate the entire ALT library - that is a shame] but helped out with some code problems along the way. Thank you very much Kevin) |
| A thanks also goes out to | Chris Sawler, Gordy Wheeler, John Bardinelli, ArKane, Brendan Barnwell, Peter Nilsson, Chad Schultz, Rikard Gustafsson, for providing some feedback. |
| A huge thanks goes out to | Philip Dearmore (credited as Phil Dearmore; author of Adventures of Helpfulman [and a couple of other games.]), He helped refine the puzzles and is responsible for the better play of the end puzzle scene. That's a good thing; my original ending was lacking. :) |
| The next group of folks contributed immeasurably to this game. I'll be the first one to admit it. I suck at writing. My strength lies in coding, and I can get by (sometimes!) with my imagination. | Michael Kinyon (Thanks Michael for coming through again. I don't know if you're just a glutton for punishment but I thought you would want nothing to do with me after I put you through hell in A&B. :}), Vincent Lynch (Thanks a bunch Vincent. Your reports are impeccable and have made this game more enjoyable to many more people. I also thought you would want a break from me after I put you through hell in A&B; I guess I was wrong.), A big thanks for providing that last report; you probably saved many players a lot of aggravation by finding some killer bugs!, Dave Gatewood (Considering you almost gave up after getting frustrated in the opening scene you came through when I needed it the most. Your reports and recommended changes to the text were outstanding.) One day I'll be able to write like that too), nah - who am I kidding. Thanks Dave |
| Any bugs, typos, grammar gaffes or run-time errors are solely my fault. | I probably added some 'finishing touches' and neglected to have somebody else take a look. |
| I would also like to thank | My family[for putting up with more late nights. Thanks guys; you're the best!] |
copyright |
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| At Wit's End (V1.4 7/21/2002) Copyright (c) 2000 by | Michael J. Sousa |
| Permission has been given to the | Sixth Annual Interactive Fiction Competition, and its organizer, Stephen Granade, to include At Wit's End in a one-time CD compilation |
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Collaborations
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People credited on this game were also credited on:
- Above and Beyond!, a group of 5 people
- 1893: A World's Fair Mystery, a group of 2 people
- Adventure Blaster, a group of 2 people
- BAD_MACHINE\, a group of 2 people
- Babel, a group of 2 people
Other Games
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In addition to this game, these people were also credited on other games:
- Stephen Granade on 16 other games
- Michael J. Roberts on 14 other games
- John Bardinelli on 10 other games
- Michael Kinyon on 5 other games
- Vincent Lynch on 2 other games
Credits contributed by piltdown_man.