Wrong Bob, although I think we both joined GamingW within a month of each other.
Humm then sadly I'm stumped but welcome back.
DDay is Dead I am a dead man typing

Wrong Bob, although I think we both joined GamingW within a month of each other.
nobody will ever donate 10 grand so might as well make a joke out of it. and even if there were a "real" 10k prize i would personally never want to have lunch or have a launch party with anyone who donated 10k to be with me.There has been 10k investors before in kickstarter but yes i doubt it too and I said it's a good stab at every kickstarter's top tire rewarded and good as a joke.
This looks amazing! I will definitely donate to the cause.
Other than Chef, who else is working on this project?
from the rmn forum
" ew
sorry i am not "cool" enough to understand what there is to appreciate about the first game or its creators (who were mostly assholes in my many-year GW experience). i was not impressed with the original; it was all inside jokes/circle-jerking with bizarre neo-post-avant-modgarde dadagagaorig themes.
also it's "fucked-up world" not "fucked up world""
The prize for $10,000 is brilliant.
DDay, an admin changed loads of peoples' names to fatboys # ? way back, so they had another name before fatboys # 4
Whats was your previous name?
Huh, guess I'm lucky, I just have to plug it in and most games auto recognise my 360 pad.I'm thinking you didn't read it all the way. He's not using a 360 but another controller some games only read the 360 so he had a program that will make his controller look like a 360.
I went ahead with the GTX 670 because I snagged it for a low 349.99 on Newegg as part of a holiday deal.
On another note, I have the ever-so CPU-intensive Guild Wars 2 and would like to avoid framerate dips. After I stick my new GPU in, would my Phenom II X6 3.2 ghz hexacore CPU be bottlenecking the GPU? I was considering an upgrade but wasn't sure if it was really worth it.
i like you so far although id like you to change your user name as it is blasphemous
Yeah I'm kind of OCD...
Probably an exception...
Please sell an organ or commit some crimes to support this video game.
GOBLET GROTTO
"A mysterious cavern...
Filled with goblets...
Valuable goblets...
Wonderful goblets...
Retrieve the goblets...
Don't get eaten...
Don't get bludgeoned...
Don't get tired...
Don't get caught...
Collect the goblets..."
DOWNLOAD:
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Freeware videogame & mystery pak by Stephen Gillmurphy and J Chastain
Wonderful music provided by NEW VADERS.
Instructions provided within package.
Mac version coming soon - you cannot change this.
Well, thanks for looking at our game.
Over 'n' out........................
HR does not do bosses right. idk if you've ever played the original Deus Ex, but the moment I realized I truly loved the game was when I snuck in a back way to the the room where this dude who's been pumped up the entire game as your equal is sitting. the dude is an augmented soldier who's bad as fuck, and it's been signposted multiple times that you're going to have trouble with him. instead i went in through an air duct i had no idea lead to that room, saw the guy sitting in the center of it, and shot him in the head with my upgraded sniper rifle. that was cool.
in deus ex the first boss is this idiotic dude who you have to lure near exploding barrels and then shoot the barrels (there are other more tedious ways to kill him, but the barrels are the quickest). imagine a zelda boss with a flashing weakpoint, and then imagine it done poorly.
there aren't a lot of bosses, but there are enough where it's a serious pain in the ass any time you have to fight one since it totally takes you out of the game.
I am almost 100% sure this goes against both the spirit and the letter of the rules that founded Ludum Dare, but unless you are using sprites or sounds directly from games you have previously made and released, it is not actually breaking any rule that anyone can actually enforce.
I tend to treat situations like those, the same way I do when encountering those situations while playing games. In that if it is something the game technically allows to happen, then it is a movie I always count as following that game's set of rules. (also: if you do find yourself in a situation where you gotta make a lot of graphics in a short amount of time, having extra practice at making arbitrary sprites is never a bad thing, even if they are all sprites you can't use to directly save time later on)