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The Apogee FAQ: Section [2.8.11]: Rise of the Triad             Back in early 1994, a game called "Wolfenstein 3D: Part II" was under production. This was dropped, and the project became "Rise of the Triad," or, as it is casually known, "ROTT." Version 1.0 was released on December 21, 1994; in February 1995, versions 1.1 and 1.2 were released. Version 1.2 was supposed to have fixed the problem that 1.1 introduced where 4 meg machines could not play at all. As it turned out, 1.2 did not fix that, and a 1.2a patch was released a week later. At this point, the CD version of ROTT was burned (but not the Site License version). After that started shipping, a bug was found where people playing directly from the CD could not save games. So 1.2b was released to fix this. Since this was a CD only bug, a version 1.2b was not released for the shareware version or disk based registered version. The Site License version was produced after v1.2b, so that does not exist as a version prior to 1.2b. Version 1.3 was released for all shareware and registered versions in August 1995. The disk based registered version was available starting in late February, cost $29.95, and contained 32 regular levels and 30 comm-bat zones. The regular CD based registered version was identical to the disk based version and started shipping in March. A power pack add-on contained 10 extra comm-bat zones, a random level generator, and BMP and WAV files from the game. Super Triad cost $34.95, contained everything in the regular registered version and the power pack and had more BMP and WAV files. Eventually the regular registered version would be discontinued and supplanted by Super Triad. The Site License CD, which started shipping in April, cost $89.95 and contained 14 extra comm-bat zones, a signed site license agreement, and eleven command cards. For people to play a networked game using the registered version, each player was to h
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