My "complete package" website
Hi friends
Ages ago I kept myself active at the site called Agin's Inn. Back then I gathered and published what I called a "complete package" of all tiles/books produced for HeroQuest on my website http://heroquest.no-ip.com. Since the files was hosted on my home DSL I felt I had to put a limit on the downloads, so I tied the downloads to a FTP server. After that, my HeroQuest activity dropped and eventually turned to nil, but I kept the website up. I remember getting e-mails back then whenever the FTP went down. Then my FTP server seriously crashed and I gave up keeping the site functional. I bet many were convinced that the site was down forever since it was just a HTML page with broken links.
Well, recently I picked it back up and dusted it off. I threw the idea of using an FTP server out of the window since my home DSL is faster, more stable and more reliable now. All the links are now direct downloads, directly hosted on the webserver. It might not be the fastest download imaginable, and it might go slow once in awhile, but at least it works. Not that I think anyone needs them, but the completist in me decided to add the tape edition of HeroQuest and the Witch Lord expansion for C64 as well as WHDLoad editions of HeroQuest 1/2 for Amiga.
I thought I should ask here though... I just do not know if the website is needed anymore. I have no idea what have happened in this community since I left (at least I see it have a different name now). There might be better places to find the files now, there might be better scans, I do not know. So I thought I should ask here if http://heroquest.no-ip.com is a useful site to have around. If it is, I keep it, if it isn't, I might take it down for good. Of there's outdated editions on the page I am interested to hear that too.
My old e-mail adress jemym@home.se is still in use, so feel free to drop me a hatemail if the site go down again.
Ages ago I kept myself active at the site called Agin's Inn. Back then I gathered and published what I called a "complete package" of all tiles/books produced for HeroQuest on my website http://heroquest.no-ip.com. Since the files was hosted on my home DSL I felt I had to put a limit on the downloads, so I tied the downloads to a FTP server. After that, my HeroQuest activity dropped and eventually turned to nil, but I kept the website up. I remember getting e-mails back then whenever the FTP went down. Then my FTP server seriously crashed and I gave up keeping the site functional. I bet many were convinced that the site was down forever since it was just a HTML page with broken links.
Well, recently I picked it back up and dusted it off. I threw the idea of using an FTP server out of the window since my home DSL is faster, more stable and more reliable now. All the links are now direct downloads, directly hosted on the webserver. It might not be the fastest download imaginable, and it might go slow once in awhile, but at least it works. Not that I think anyone needs them, but the completist in me decided to add the tape edition of HeroQuest and the Witch Lord expansion for C64 as well as WHDLoad editions of HeroQuest 1/2 for Amiga.
I thought I should ask here though... I just do not know if the website is needed anymore. I have no idea what have happened in this community since I left (at least I see it have a different name now). There might be better places to find the files now, there might be better scans, I do not know. So I thought I should ask here if http://heroquest.no-ip.com is a useful site to have around. If it is, I keep it, if it isn't, I might take it down for good. Of there's outdated editions on the page I am interested to hear that too.
My old e-mail adress jemym@home.se is still in use, so feel free to drop me a hatemail if the site go down again.