Profile for j ball
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| Displayed name | j ball |
| Member number | 3299 |
| Title | Apprentice |
| Postcount | 8 |
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| Registered | Friday, August 1 2003 07:00 |
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| Speculation about "that door"...? in Geneforge Series | |
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Apprentice
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written Monday, December 1 2003 16:03
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im a big fan of the shaper idea. it would work with the "cool to touch" clause. but how long do shapers live? but do you think that the location of gf3 will change? 1 and 2 were totally different. if the third is in the same place, the terrain would be the same (and the cities would probably be in the same place, as it is easy to build a city on top of another vs. cutting down new trees eg fire of chicago) or maybe some of the geneforge was brought to the cave, even a tiny amount. it could have stayed there for years untouched and then start mutating the bacteria that was living there. it would only take several hundred years for the juicehead bacteria to advance to a formidable size, and may even gain enough intelligence to shape new creatures. after all, we used to be bacteria billions of years ago. juicehead bacteria would just speed up the process -------------------- I set a goal. I seek answers. I complete the task. Posts: 8 | Registered: Friday, August 1 2003 07:00 |
| Speculation about "that door"...? in Geneforge 2 | |
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Apprentice
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written Monday, December 1 2003 16:03
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im a big fan of the shaper idea. it would work with the "cool to touch" clause. but how long do shapers live? but do you think that the location of gf3 will change? 1 and 2 were totally different. if the third is in the same place, the terrain would be the same (and the cities would probably be in the same place, as it is easy to build a city on top of another vs. cutting down new trees eg fire of chicago) or maybe some of the geneforge was brought to the cave, even a tiny amount. it could have stayed there for years untouched and then start mutating the bacteria that was living there. it would only take several hundred years for the juicehead bacteria to advance to a formidable size, and may even gain enough intelligence to shape new creatures. after all, we used to be bacteria billions of years ago. juicehead bacteria would just speed up the process -------------------- I set a goal. I seek answers. I complete the task. Posts: 8 | Registered: Friday, August 1 2003 07:00 |
| Atmospheric graphics. in Nethergate | |
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Apprentice
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written Monday, August 4 2003 07:14
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i like the patterns all over and for some reason, i prefer nethergate's screen (characters on the left while the action's on the top-right) better than avernum's or geneforge. -------------------- I set a goal. I seek answers. I complete the task. Posts: 8 | Registered: Friday, August 1 2003 07:00 |
| Good music in Nethergate | |
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Apprentice
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written Saturday, August 2 2003 09:46
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there should definitely be a sequel. maybe all us nethergate fans should join together and just create one or help jeff make one. bring back nethergate -------------------- I set a goal. I seek answers. I complete the task. Posts: 8 | Registered: Friday, August 1 2003 07:00 |