When the forums upgrade, I wonder if we will lose all our icons, and have to re-register them.
What's your favorite operating system?
Windows 2000? :rofl:
What's your favorite operating system?
Windows 2000? :rofl:
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I like donuts, cinnamon buns and cookies. I prefer 'plain' pastries without whipped cream as I'm not a huge fan of it.
Windows 7. LOVE it, so much better than Vista and even XP.
Blasphemy! Insulting the queen of all windowses like that
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Do you have Linux running on any Computer at your office?
Are you using IE, FF or what else (don't get me wrong, I do not
intend to gather information for a hack to get Vicky 2 before others )
BTW: T-Shirt
Are you using IE, FF or what else (don't get me wrong, I do not
intend to gather information for a hack to get Vicky 2 before others
)BTW: T-Shirt
One dessert to try is take a cinnamon donut, top it with vanilla ice cream, then top that off with chocolate sauce. Yummy!
Now I'm hungry. lol
*edit* To clarify... The cinnamon donut that has a mix of sugar and cinnamon on the outside, not a cinnamon bun.
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@Johan
Have u ever wrote a Game (maybe in Basic) on your C64? Maybe a small one?
@Paradox Team (Hope this wasnt asked before...the thread gets really big now).
1.) Whats the best Movie you ever saw?
2.) Most fantasting Game ever played?
3.) How old were you....as you played your first Computer Game.
4.) What car do you use/have?
Have u ever wrote a Game (maybe in Basic) on your C64? Maybe a small one?
@Paradox Team (Hope this wasnt asked before...the thread gets really big now).
1.) Whats the best Movie you ever saw?
2.) Most fantasting Game ever played?
3.) How old were you....as you played your first Computer Game.
4.) What car do you use/have?
Hard to say. I liked Avatar, Léon is great and the Ghibli movies are fantastic.
Grim Fandango perhaps. Or Little Big Adventure 2: Twinsen's Odyssey.
About four years old, I think.
I don't even have a driving licence
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Yes, wrote alot of them, me and some friends kept writing games for ourselves and to play.
The four i remember the most are..
- A strategy wargame about the Great Nordic War.
- A big football manager game with a proper windows system, where you could play as any club in the First Division through lots of seasons. (English, before premier league)
- A Ports of Call clone, with more ports, goods and shiptypes but without arcade elements.
and the biggest.. our great RPG me and a friend did together.. a huge Bards Tale style game, with "fake-3d" world to walk through, 50 categories of monsters with unique art. Random encounters, dozens of spells, multiple classes, party management etc.. And actually a "storyline with quests"'
I played the footie game alot myself, and we kept playing the ports of call clone alot.. the rpg we kinda got bored with after finishing it, as it took like 5 months to do, and we had to use 2 disks to keep the entire world on.
And that was all on a Commodore VC64 ??
All that Games had Graphics? Or text style only?
Programmed in what Language? Sure not Basic then.
You had a ready Gameengine for the Footballmanager game....or for the RPG?
Or did it yourself?
BTW...Ports of Call Clone? Wasnt that game in the AMIGA Era. You did your Game before Ports of Call came out?
You ever thought about....to sell those Games in that old days?
How old you was...as u wrote that games?
All that Games had Graphics? Or text style only?
Programmed in what Language? Sure not Basic then.
You had a ready Gameengine for the Footballmanager game....or for the RPG?
Or did it yourself?
BTW...Ports of Call Clone? Wasnt that game in the AMIGA Era. You did your Game before Ports of Call came out?
You ever thought about....to sell those Games in that old days?
How old you was...as u wrote that games?
Has anyone at Paradox ever read any of the 'Wiz Biz' series by Rick Cook?
Magic via programming. Kinda dated now, but still a good series.
Magic via programming. Kinda dated now, but still a good series.
I programmed an RPG for my ZX Spectrum, I think it was 1984. It wasn't too good...
I remember Jacob's Ladder (with Tim Robbins) as a fantastic movie, but it's a long time since I saw it.
I guess the games I've spent most time with are the Football Manager series
Five I think. I played Space Invaders on an ABC80 in my dad's office
I drive a seven seat Ford S-Max. Need to be able to drive around with a big family
I still have a working C-64. *hint hint*
My favorite games were Wizards Crown/Eternal Dagger, Earth Orbital System, and Battles of Napoleon. Bards Tale was okay, as were the old SSI RPG games based off of D&D.
i am only here to say 1 thing to Frederik Wester.
You search a new elite Game ?
here i hope you dint know about this one ^^
http://www.infinity-universe.com/Infinity/
auf deutsch:
Elite als Vorbild und eine starke Community als Rückendeckung.
http://www.infinity-universe.com/Infinity/
Wenn du gesehen hast und durchgelesen hast, was die Engine kann (technisch nicht grafisch) die der Typ da entwickelt hat,dann machst du dir vor Freude in die Hosen das verspreche ich ^^
Hoffe du kennst das noch nicht.
You search a new elite Game ?
here i hope you dint know about this one ^^
http://www.infinity-universe.com/Infinity/
auf deutsch:
Elite als Vorbild und eine starke Community als Rückendeckung.
http://www.infinity-universe.com/Infinity/
Wenn du gesehen hast und durchgelesen hast, was die Engine kann (technisch nicht grafisch) die der Typ da entwickelt hat,dann machst du dir vor Freude in die Hosen das verspreche ich ^^
Hoffe du kennst das noch nicht.
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