<marathon>

<!-- STR# Resource: Errors -->
<stringset index="128">
<string index="0">Sorry, Rubicon requires a 68040 processor or higher.</string>
<string index="1">Sorry, Rubicon requires Color QuickDraw.</string>
<string index="2">Sorry, Rubicon requires MacOS System Software 7.0 or higher.</string>
<string index="3">Sorry, Rubicon requires at least 3000k of free RAM.</string>
<string index="4">Sorry, Rubicon requires a 13 monitor (640x480) or larger which can be set to at least 256 colors or grays.</string>
<string index="5">Please be sure the files Rubicon Map, Rubicon Shapes, Rubicon Images and "Rubicon Sounds are in the same folder as the Rubicon application and try again.</string>
<string index="6">Rubicon couldnt allocate enough sound channels to play sound because there isnt enough free system memory available (try giving Rubicon less memory).</string>
<string index="7">Rubicon has encountered a file system error.  Check to make sure you have enough disk space and that you are not trying to save to a locked volume.</string>
<string index="8">This copy of Rubicon has been modified, perhaps by a virus.  Please re-install it.</string>
<string index="9">Why, pray tell, did you install Rubicon on a beta version of Marathon? It's not like it's gonna actually work or anything. But you knew that, right? Go get the real thing, and Try Again, freak!</string>
<string index="10">Sorry, that key is already used to adjust the sound volume.</string>
<string index="11">Sorry, that key is already used for zooming in the overhead map view.</string>
<string index="12">Sorry, that key is already used for scrolling the inventory.</string>
<string index="13">Sorry, that key is already used for a special game function.</string>
<string index="14">Rubicon has used up all available RAM and cannot continue.  Trying giving it more memory, switching to a lower bit-depth or turning off sounds and try again.</string>
<string index="15">Rubicon is about to load an external physics model.  This could result in erratic performance, inexplicable crashes, corrupted saved games, and inconsistent network games (don't worry about it).</string>
<string index="16">Rubicon is using maps which were not merged properly in Forge. This could result in poor performance, inexplicable crashes and corrupted saved games (uh oh).</string>
<string index="17">A game related error occurred while attempting to read from your map or saved game file.</string>
<string index="18">A system error occurred while attempting to read from your map or saved game file.</string>
<string index="19">An error occurred while saving your game (maybe your hard drive is full, or you tried to save to a locked volume?)</string>
<string index="20">That serial number is invalid.  Please try again.</string>
<string index="21">Sorry, you cant start a network game with more than one copy of the same serial number.  Call 1-800-295-0060 to order more network serial numbers by fax.</string>
<string index="22">Sorry, this copy of Rubicon has been serialized with a network-only serial number.  You cannot play the single-player game with a network-only serial number.</string>
<string index="23">The map you are trying to load has been corrupted.  Please reinstall from a backup copy.</string>
<string index="24">Checkpoint %d was not found!</string>
<string index="25">Picture %d was not found!</string>
<string index="26">You patched a preview copy of Marathon!?!? What were you thinking!? You can't network! You can't do anything! Go out and get the real thing!</string>
<string index="27">The gathering computer has quit the game, leaving everyone stranded without the next level.  Perhaps you should tar and feather him. Yeah, you do that.</string>
<string index="28">Sorry, Rubicon was unable to gracefully exit from the network game.  As a result, your romp through the levels has been prematurely halted. That sucks.</string>
<string index="29">The scenario file that this saved game was from cannot be found.  When you switch levels you will revert to the default map (dag nammit).</string>
<string index="30">Rubicon was unable to find the map that this film was recorded on, so the film cannot be replayed.</string>
<string index="31">Sorry, Rubicon needs 6000k free to play in a networked game.  Give me more memory and try again.</string>
</stringset>

<!-- STR# Resource: Network Errors -->
<stringset index="132">
<string index="0">Sorry, that player could not be found on the network.  He may have cancelled his Join Game dialog.</string>
<string index="1">One or more of the players in the game could not be found to receive the map.  The game has been cancelled.</string>
<string index="2">Rubicon could not register on your network and therefore cannot join a game.</string>
<string index="3">Sorry, the gathering computer has cancelled the game (you should all gang up on him next time).</string>
<string index="4">One or more of the players in the game could not be found on the network and the game has been cancelled.</string>
<string index="5">The gathering computer never sent the map, so the game has been cancelled.  Maybe one of the other machines in the game went down.</string>
<string index="6">Rubicon was unable to start the game.  Maybe one of the other machines in the game went down.</string>
<string index="7">An error ocurred while trying to join a game (an incompatible version of Marathon or some other hack may have tried to gather you).  Try again.</string>
<string index="8">Sorry, a network error ocurred and Rubicon is unable to continue.</string>
<string index="9">That player could not be added to the game because your versions of Marathon (or whatever hack they're running) are incompatible.</string>
</stringset>

<!-- STR# Resource: Preferences Advice -->
<stringset index="134">
<string index="0">Be sure your external speakers or headphones are connected properly, and that you have enabled stereo output from the Sound (or Monitors &amp; Sound) Control Panel.</string>
<string index="1">Be sure that your Cybermaxx helmet is properly hooked up to the serial port and turned on.</string>
<string index="2">Please check to be sure you have the file "QuickTime(TM) Musical Instruments" in your "Extensions" folder, because Rubicon's background music (or lack thereof) will sound really, really stupid without it.</string>
</stringset>

<!-- STR# Resource: Computer Interface -->
<stringset index="135">
<string index="0">UESC Marine User Display</string>
</stringset>

<!-- STR# Resource: Join Dialog Messages -->
<stringset index="136">
<string index="0">Click Join to wait for an invitation into a network game of Rubicon.</string>
<string index="1">Now waiting to be gathered into a network game by a server.  Click Cancel to wuss out.</string>
<string index="2">You have been accepted into a game.  Now waiting for the server to add the remaining players </string>
</stringset>

<!-- STR# Resource: New Join Dialog Messages -->
<stringset index="142">
<string index="0">You have been accepted into a game of %s.  Now waiting for the server to add the remaining players </string>
<string index="1">Every Man For Himself</string>
<string index="2">You have been accepted into a cooperative game.  Now waiting for the server to add the remaining players </string>
<string index="3">Capture the Flag</string>
<string index="4">King of the Hill</string>
<string index="5">Kill the Man With the Ducky</string>
<string index="6">Keep Away From Rob</string>
<string index="7">Rugby</string>
<string index="8">Tag</string>
</stringset>

</marathon>