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Displayed name	Kingy
Member number	3171
Title	Lifecrafter
Postcount	776
Homepage	http://www.freewebs.com/boftin/index.htm
Registered	Friday, July 4 2003 07:00

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What have you been reading lately? in General
Kingy Lifecrafter Member # 3171	written Tuesday, October 23 2007 02:42 Profile Homepage #566 I bet Ive skimmed over someone and missed it but has anyone read any of Chris Bunch's series? I've read both of his stand alone book and am considering buying one of his series (You can buy them for like $4 a book so why not) and was wondering if anyone had read them and could give me an opinion? Posts: 776 \| Registered: Friday, July 4 2003 07:00
What did you do today? in General
Kingy Lifecrafter Member # 3171	written Monday, October 22 2007 20:42 Profile Homepage #42 quote: Originally written by Drew: Did a police officer cite you for it? Absent that, someone would have to file suit against you, and if they do that, they would likely have to prove you were negligent when you rolled your car. I talked to a cop about it and he said that it most likely wouldnt amount to anything luckily. But if it does Im going to be pretty bummed. And at the moment I have to find a way to get to work which is like 30-40 km away from me at 7am. Might have to talk one of my mates into letting me stay with them Posts: 776 \| Registered: Friday, July 4 2003 07:00
What did you do today? in General
Kingy Lifecrafter Member # 3171	written Sunday, October 21 2007 00:27 Profile Homepage #29 Well...New day, new happenings. Im writing a new post caus today something interesting happened. I wrote off my car. Kinda sucks but it was like $300 so I'll just go buy another one I guess. Im more bummed caus some roadworks guy pulled up once I'd gotten my ass outta my rolled car and said that I could be liable for the damage done to the road, and that could be up to $3000. I didnt even know they could do that. Posts: 776 \| Registered: Friday, July 4 2003 07:00
What Is Your Favorite Spider Web Software Game? in General
Kingy Lifecrafter Member # 3171	written Sunday, October 21 2007 00:15 Profile Homepage #6 Usually when one of these happens in a poll Nethergate and A2/E2 end up at the top of the list. I gotta say my favourite is A2. Freaking loved that game. Beat it like 3 times. Posts: 776 \| Registered: Friday, July 4 2003 07:00
What did you do today? in General
Kingy Lifecrafter Member # 3171	written Friday, October 19 2007 23:19 Profile Homepage #23 I havent really slept since yesterday so I'll start from there. Got up, worked for 9 hours, got home to find out I was apparently hosting a party, got kinda drunk, failed to make people leave, worked 9 hours again(and managed to somehow get a raise!), and now Im here. Exciting stuff. Posts: 776 \| Registered: Friday, July 4 2003 07:00
What have you been reading lately? in General
Kingy Lifecrafter Member # 3171	written Friday, October 5 2007 20:45 Profile Homepage #534 Woohoo! My signed copy of John Dies At The End arrived. I love this book so much. And it only cost $25USD to get it signed and shipped to New Zealand. Awesome. Posts: 776 \| Registered: Friday, July 4 2003 07:00
How Did You Find Spiderweb? in General
Kingy Lifecrafter Member # 3171	written Saturday, September 15 2007 16:30 Profile Homepage #2 Someone had installed the Avernum 2 demo on the school computers at primary school and I happened to stumble across it while avioding work. I was imediatly sucked into it and have been a big fan of spiderweb ever since. Posts: 776 \| Registered: Friday, July 4 2003 07:00
Help in The Avernum Trilogy
Kingy Lifecrafter Member # 3171	written Saturday, September 15 2007 01:07 Profile Homepage #2 Once I'd beaten the game I instantly caved to using the game editor (or whatever it's called) for this sorta thing so I guess you're doing better than me. I just felt since I'd beaten the game I may as well get it. Posts: 776 \| Registered: Friday, July 4 2003 07:00
You Choice, Your Music.. in General
Kingy Lifecrafter Member # 3171	written Thursday, September 6 2007 23:19 Profile Homepage #2 Mainly random stuff. For genres - Mainly metal, rock and punk but I do like a little something out of basically every genre. Specific bands I like are Powerman 5000, Entwine, Brand New, The Datsuns, White Stripes, Eve 6, Foo Fighters, Halifax, Rise Against, HIM, Katatonia, Millencolin, My Chemical Romance, Primal Fear, Queen, Three Days Grace, Trivium Posts: 776 \| Registered: Friday, July 4 2003 07:00
Xbox 360 XBLA support in General
Kingy Lifecrafter Member # 3171	written Tuesday, August 21 2007 01:04 Profile Homepage #6 That was unexpected. Posts: 776 \| Registered: Friday, July 4 2003 07:00
What was the last book that made you go "Wow"? in General
Kingy Lifecrafter Member # 3171	written Wednesday, August 15 2007 16:56 Profile Homepage #34 quote: Originally written by root: I put it away and was stunned, and I read the rest of the chapters when they were put up, so I guess I liked it. Doesn't mean I was able to sleep in the weeks afterward, though. :P Haha yea it is good. Have you (and for that matter anyone else who has read it[which I strongly suggest you do]) read the second one? It was still really funny with John antics but it was about 1/4 the length. Still, it's definitely something you should read if you enjoyed the first. Posts: 776 \| Registered: Friday, July 4 2003 07:00
What makes a great game a great game.. in General
Kingy Lifecrafter Member # 3171	written Wednesday, August 15 2007 16:47 Profile Homepage #12 I think for me with music and sound effects I generally listen to them the first time around so I can get the full effect of the story that they are trying to show me. Second time around since I already know what happens I usually turn off their music completely, play with the sound effects half down and have my own music going in the background. Posts: 776 \| Registered: Friday, July 4 2003 07:00
What was the last book that made you go "Wow"? in General
Kingy Lifecrafter Member # 3171	written Wednesday, August 15 2007 04:37 Profile Homepage #27 I just realised some of the terrible english in my post when I read that quote. Anyway, I was really absorbed into it all, I really love David Wongs writting. Does "Eeek" and "Ewww" mean you didnt like it at all or just got squeamish during it? [ Wednesday, August 15, 2007 04:37: Message edited by: Kingy ] Posts: 776 \| Registered: Friday, July 4 2003 07:00
Sigh...a dilemma in General
Kingy Lifecrafter Member # 3171	written Wednesday, August 15 2007 04:29 Profile Homepage #21 quote: Originally written by root: Unheated water can get pretty cold on its own, overnight. Yea, don't I know it. I woke up this morning with a cup of water I hadnt finished the night before all frozen beside me. I really should get a heater or something but working 1-2 days a week just doesn't cover those luxury items. Posts: 776 \| Registered: Friday, July 4 2003 07:00
What makes a great game a great game.. in General
Kingy Lifecrafter Member # 3171	written Wednesday, August 15 2007 04:18 Profile Homepage #3 Yea, it does seem kinda stupid that an entire town can die with little to no consequence. Speaking of that, does anyone know of any good games where what I do does actually make a large impact? Posts: 776 \| Registered: Friday, July 4 2003 07:00
Nethergate:Resurrection instructions in Nethergate
Kingy Lifecrafter Member # 3171	written Wednesday, August 15 2007 04:05 Profile Homepage #1 I actually like this kinda stuff. I mean, most other games take themselves too sereously when explaining things. Posts: 776 \| Registered: Friday, July 4 2003 07:00
What makes a great game a great game.. in General
Kingy Lifecrafter Member # 3171	written Wednesday, August 15 2007 01:06 Profile Homepage #1 I've gotta say its them all. I mean, all of those things combined would make a brillaint game. Moral dilemmas are fun for me. I'm generally an ass in game and my dilemma is more if I can get away with killing them and robbing them for their - Weapons/ammo/houses/horses/armor/clothing/coupla bucks/experience. I love the kinda games that allow me to do that, such as Morrowind/Oblivion. Posts: 776 \| Registered: Friday, July 4 2003 07:00
What was the last book that made you go "Wow"? in General
Kingy Lifecrafter Member # 3171	written Wednesday, August 15 2007 00:31 Profile Homepage #25 I've gotta say the book that really do that is John Dies At The End). It has only just began pre-ordering for the actual book but an online copy can be found here. Also, first post in like 6 months. Might have to start posting here occasionally if I can find the time. I'm freaking losing it and figure at least here I'm no more insane than anyone else. Posts: 776 \| Registered: Friday, July 4 2003 07:00
Screenshotscheers in Nethergate
Kingy Lifecrafter Member # 3171	written Tuesday, April 3 2007 01:43 Profile Homepage #8 I haven't been here for months and the other day Tyran told me that Nethergate 2.0 actually had some information out. I'm really impressed that Jeff used a similar engine for it. I didn't enjoy the Geneforge engine in the Avernum world but Im looking forward to Nethergate Resurrection and will most likely purchase it when it's released. Posts: 776 \| Registered: Friday, July 4 2003 07:00
Do you play music when playing Avernum? in The Avernum Trilogy
Kingy Lifecrafter Member # 3171	written Tuesday, January 9 2007 16:43 Profile Homepage #49 If you enjoy Iron Maiden you should listen to Primal Fear. I actually like them more and the vocals are essentially the same. They have some damn good songs such as Tears Of Rage. Posts: 776 \| Registered: Friday, July 4 2003 07:00
New Year's Resolutions in General
Kingy Lifecrafter Member # 3171	written Monday, December 25 2006 13:55 Profile Homepage #11 For next year all I can hope to do is not blow all my money on booze. Since I'll be flatting and being a student and all I doubt that I'll be able to manage this. But one can hope. Posts: 776 \| Registered: Friday, July 4 2003 07:00
Merry Xmast to all in General
Kingy Lifecrafter Member # 3171	written Sunday, December 24 2006 12:19 Profile Homepage #36 Yep, it's Christmas day here. Got just what I needed - A George Forman Grill, a box of food and a full tank of gas. Posts: 776 \| Registered: Friday, July 4 2003 07:00
What do you want for X-Mas? in General
Kingy Lifecrafter Member # 3171	written Wednesday, December 20 2006 16:03 Profile Homepage #26 Heres hoping for a George Forman grill and maybe some food. Gotta love moving out. I'm doing a year at polytech for an IT course but since I'm not 18 the government wont give me an allowance (Which people still in highschool can get here) so I'll have to work nights, weekends and then attend polytech during the week. Should be fun. Posts: 776 \| Registered: Friday, July 4 2003 07:00
Game Hints and Walk Throughs? in General
Kingy Lifecrafter Member # 3171	written Tuesday, December 19 2006 17:17 Profile Homepage #1 At the top of each of the games sections there is links to an assortment of sites that you will find useful for that sort of stuff. Posts: 776 \| Registered: Friday, July 4 2003 07:00
Hoax? in General
Kingy Lifecrafter Member # 3171	written Sunday, December 10 2006 15:26 Profile Homepage #8 quote: Originally written by Emperor Tullegolar: Nails on a chalkboard, on the other hand, is a true hoax. I don't understand why people pretend that it hurts them, it just isn't that bad. That's actually something that bothers me as well. It's kinda annoying but it doesn't hurt and isnt really even enough to make you cringe. Posts: 776 \| Registered: Friday, July 4 2003 07:00

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