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RP in the planning. in General
Babelicious
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Profile Homepage #80
T BtI I'm channeling Thuryl, and he spells it that way. I doubt any Brits really say "wot wot" either. :-p

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Beatoff Valley: A story told out of order.
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RP in the planning. in General
Babelicious
Member # 3149
Profile Homepage #72
quote:
Originally written by FatBatMonkey:

wot wot mate I'm a paederast
Fixed your typo.

Anyway, are we going to get our RP on, here? I'm going to be gone this weekend.

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Beatoff Valley: A story told out of order.
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We know about Geneforge 3...but what's next? in General
Babelicious
Member # 3149
Profile Homepage #19
Oh, horping balls. Final Fantasy is not a roleplaying game, it's an interactive movie. In none of them do you establish or develop your own character; differing paths are trivial and mostly useless.
Final Fantasy's greatest ill is that it's convinced a bunch of drooling Japanophiles that statistics are the primary constituent of a role-playing game.

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Beatoff Valley: A story told out of order.
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Settings you would like to see future Spiderweb games take place in in General
Babelicious
Member # 3149
Profile Homepage #58
Last time I checked, it was the year 2004 and the GUI had been in use for over a quarter century. Creating custom monster and item scripts is something the computer should do, not the human.

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Beatoff Valley: A story told out of order.
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Blades of Avernum (Win) in Tech Support
Babelicious
Member # 3149
Profile Homepage #2
No, what that means is that BoA is linked to a function exported in KERNEL.DLL that isn't in AaronC's KERNEL.DLL. BoA was probably built on a later version of Windows than Win95.

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I've got a pyg in a poke.
Posts: 999 | Registered: Friday, June 27 2003 07:00
We know about Geneforge 3...but what's next? in General
Babelicious
Member # 3149
Profile Homepage #13
An Indian RPG would be awesome. The Hindu pantheon is much richer than any other on earth. It'd have to be well thought out, though, or else you'd get the Final Fantasy problem of casting Shiva as an ice goddess.

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Beatoff Valley: A story told out of order.
Posts: 999 | Registered: Friday, June 27 2003 07:00
Settings you would like to see future Spiderweb games take place in in General
Babelicious
Member # 3149
Profile Homepage #54
NWN is nice. It's majorly been informing Pygmalion, perhaps more than BoE has been.
I agree with Alec in this case. There's a reason I haven't played a SW game to completion in years.

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Beatoff Valley: A story told out of order.
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STORY TIME AT SPIDWEB (dialup beware) in General
Babelicious
Member # 3149
Profile Homepage #7
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"Don't mess with Guido," the card said.
Inside, it read: "'Cause Guido will mess you up."

[ Friday, June 04, 2004 07:46: Message edited by: Andrea ]

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Beatoff Valley: A story told out of order.
Posts: 999 | Registered: Friday, June 27 2003 07:00
We know about Geneforge 3...but what's next? in General
Babelicious
Member # 3149
Profile Homepage #11
Fallout is the best game ever written. If I had a tenth of the talent of any given member of that team, I would be a justifiably proud man.

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Beatoff Valley: A story told out of order.
Posts: 999 | Registered: Friday, June 27 2003 07:00
Settings you would like to see future Spiderweb games take place in in General
Babelicious
Member # 3149
Profile Homepage #49
Remember - Vogel doesn't want to make games with any sort of intellectual value. As he stated himself, he's gearing his games towards 8-year-olds who want to go out and butcher baddies. Plot, etc. are all secondary concerns.

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Beatoff Valley: A story told out of order.
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First? in Blades of Avernum
Babelicious
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Profile Homepage #5
I was looking at it not long after you were. :-p

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I've got a pyg in a poke.
Posts: 999 | Registered: Friday, June 27 2003 07:00
Undead Topics Need Loving Too (aka "Give Me Your First-Born") in General
Babelicious
Member # 3149
Profile Homepage #272
I think linguistic absurdism is something very difficult to explain to someone who does not speak your language natively. I mean, I see what TM is getting at with Machine Revolution. It isn't a revolution of machines, or of machines, it is a revolution of The Machine, where The Machine is what ever.

Think Dance Dance Revolution. It's not a revolution of dances.

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I've got a pyg in a poke.
Posts: 999 | Registered: Friday, June 27 2003 07:00
Undead Topics Need Loving Too (aka "Give Me Your First-Born") in General
Babelicious
Member # 3149
Profile Homepage #261
Mangez le bifteck.

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I've got a pyg in a poke.
Posts: 999 | Registered: Friday, June 27 2003 07:00
RP in the planning. in General
Babelicious
Member # 3149
Profile Homepage #44
Maaya. Female, 35.

A somewhat tall woman with a quiet, authoritative demeanor. Wields a heavy crossbow with exceptional skill; some would suspect that her accuracy over long distance is supported via magic. Certainly, she has some skill at enchanting bolts.
She appears to have lived some time in relative isolation. Her speech and vestments are somewhat barbarous but quite intelligible; moreover, she is prone to sudden outbursts of extreme eloquence. It would seem that there is more to Maaya's background than that of a simple ranger.
Her competence in ranging the outdoors is indisputable and her skill in battle formidable, but she is overly trusting and canny. She is honest, and expects that everyone else is as well. This often leads to problems.

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Beatoff Valley: A story told out of order.
Posts: 999 | Registered: Friday, June 27 2003 07:00
Hi, nice to meet you in General
Babelicious
Member # 3149
Profile Homepage #131
I feel that the double posting rule is somewhat elided for reasonable quoting. It's kind of annoying to quote two posts and respond to them both, and when it's just two substantial responses to quoted material, it's really not worth bothering over.

Of course, neither is a lot of double posting. Editing should really be, for effectiveness, intended to EDIT the original post for accuracy, clarity, etc. New content should really go in another post, and that's what I encourage at Desp.

Sadly, I have zero clout at SW nowadays, so the petty fascisms remain.

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Beatoff Valley: A story told out of order.
Posts: 999 | Registered: Friday, June 27 2003 07:00
US Conflict Avatars! in General
Babelicious
Member # 3149
Profile Homepage #76
quote:
Originally written by Kelandon:

You can read an old incarnation of this topic in the General Archive, page 29. I believe it started over at Desperance (because Djur, who ran it last time, linked to a Desp page that is now deceased) and then migrated here, although I don't know that.

I do like the idea of making Alec, under the name "General Custer," into the Sioux Nation. That was rather clever of Djur.

Twas Scorp's general idea, though.

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Beatoff Valley: A story told out of order.
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What Are You? in General
Babelicious
Member # 3149
Profile Homepage #43
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Roughly 1/2 French Canuck, 1/2 Irish. Some of the Canucks way up are pretty swarthy.

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Beatoff Valley: A story told out of order.
Posts: 999 | Registered: Friday, June 27 2003 07:00
US Conflict Avatars! in General
Babelicious
Member # 3149
Profile Homepage #63
quote:
Originally written by Lady Davida:

Well, I hate to say this, but... *takes the plunge* how is boycotting sweat shops a good thing? I mean, think about it. They're not being payed much, but they're at least getting something, which is better than the alternative: nothing. Maybe a large boycott could convince the Western businesses to clean up their act. Maybe it would force them to close down the sweat shops entirely, turning that something into nothing once more. Hey, I don't like the conditions and the pay any more than you do. I just think that there must be a better solution than letting those children and their families starve to death because our scruples will not allow them even a small part of what they need. Working 24/7 for peanuts is better than sitting around 24/7 for nothing.
I like this assumption that if multinational corporations were not providing jobs in a given 3rd world nation, then there would be "nothing" as an alternative. These are places where humans have existed for millennia. What's happening is that Western corporatism is displacing native ways of life, essentially forcing people to work in the new system. That's assuming that they don't live in a "free zone," which is a bitterly ironic term for -- essentially -- slave plantations in the developing world.

"Developing countries" itself is a misnomer. These nations aren't developing, and if the WTO and IMF have their way, they never will.

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Beatoff Valley: A story told out of order.
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Hi, nice to meet you in General
Babelicious
Member # 3149
Profile Homepage #100
Rrowrr. I like the sound of that.

*huff*

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Beatoff Valley: A story told out of order.
Posts: 999 | Registered: Friday, June 27 2003 07:00
Hi, nice to meet you in General
Babelicious
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Profile Homepage #93
Halfway through, he turned into Craig Kilborn. This disgusted me and I shot him, while still performing the act. I was then dragged away by burly Irishmen to the back of their castle-like casino and viciously beaten.

Also, I think Andy Richter had his way with me once or twice.

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Beatoff Valley: A story told out of order.
Posts: 999 | Registered: Friday, June 27 2003 07:00
Hi, nice to meet you in General
Babelicious
Member # 3149
Profile Homepage #74
No, TM, I'm referring to a dream in which I was a transsexual and I had sex with Conan O'Brien. Never mind.

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Beatoff Valley: A story told out of order.
Posts: 999 | Registered: Friday, June 27 2003 07:00
Hi, nice to meet you in General
Babelicious
Member # 3149
Profile Homepage #70
quote:
Originally written by Tentacle Monster Revolution:


Anyway, the gender-charade is appreciated, and dare I even say a striking example of post-modern fiction provided by the likes of O'Brien, it's still obviously false. But nice try anyway! -_-;

Who told you about that dream? I didn't think I told anyone!

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Beatoff Valley: A story told out of order.
Posts: 999 | Registered: Friday, June 27 2003 07:00
What Do You Think Spiderweb Software??? in General
Babelicious
Member # 3149
Profile Homepage #24
quote:
Originally written by Forum Royalty:

Jeff Vogel has already given the reasons in an interview that I can no longer locate. Basically, it would be a risky venture. Online games are expensive,
Well, MMORPGs are expensive. A Diablo-style netplay (non-Bnet) feature wouldn't require SW to spend any money. It's still a dumb idea.

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Beatoff Valley: A story told out of order.
Posts: 999 | Registered: Friday, June 27 2003 07:00
Hi, nice to meet you in General
Babelicious
Member # 3149
Profile Homepage #51
GRRL POWER!!!!

Hello, welcome, &c.

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Beatoff Valley: A story told out of order.
Posts: 999 | Registered: Friday, June 27 2003 07:00
US Conflict Avatars! in General
Babelicious
Member # 3149
Profile Homepage #45
IS THAT LIKE WICCA

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Beatoff Valley: A story told out of order.
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