Looks real nice.

MetaFox wrote:BlackAura has given me the go ahead on improving nxQuake, and Fragger has given me permission to add his changes into the nxQuake codebase.

Tyne wrote:

typoEDR wrote:Fraggle Rock?

Negative.

Gotcha.

I honestly hope the RADQuake project continues. For a project to die like that... phphhh...

Fraggle Rock?

Lunchbox wrote:Red X'd

fix it, I wanna see the cover!

Just copy this url into your browser: http://www.freewebs.com/unclepaul/ultimatedoom.jpg

32 year old woman buys 6 items, including tampons and Haggen-Daaz ice cream. She places them in a neat order at the cash register. A drunk comes behind, belches, and says calmly, "You're single." The woman is shocked. Not just because of the drunk behind her, it was because he was right. &...

Moi wrote:12 monkeys for example...

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (definitely in my top 5)...

...wait, this is so off-topic, this is DarkHalo2K's thread to convince Speud to release RQuake 4.5, not 'The Terry Gilliam and George Orwell Appreciation Thread'.

The book was published in 1948. I've read older books, and they've been easier reads, IMHO, than 1984, even with ye old 'nglish! Nevertheless, 1984 is still a very good read. And yes, I've seen Brazil. I've seen most of the director's films, actually. Gilliam is one of the more imaginative directors...

I have to read this book! I heard it's a similar story to my all time favorite movie 'Brazil'. It's a very influential book. Even videogames have taken snippets from the book, including the upcoming Half-Life 2. It's a good read for the story, but Orwell isn't the best 'technical writer'. Read most...

Orange_Ribbon wrote:What if you used a Dummy file to place the data better on the disk?

It wouldn't make the transfer rate any faster (or significantly faster).

I'm not even going to try to read that (I haven't even gotten to the second chapter of 1984), but I don't think your literary efforts are going to repair anything. The damage is done.

Hell of a try (and quite a long one), though.

ajay() wrote:That song is, and always was, temporary. It was added 2 years ago just to test music. A friend of mine is (well he was I ain't asked him recently) gonna give me some original music.

Thank God.

Artchi wrote:Why do everybody remember Ducks Revenge? It's 2 years ago.

But I can tell you: it's not a game!

Does it make games? ... or babies?

Orange_Ribbon wrote: Az, would that work on Seiara games by chance? Also how is the saving.

I think FreeSCI takes care of the Sierra end. And saves can get pretty big, if you ask me. They work great, though.

I think that's the point of not releasing it: Trying to hurt the scene. Some form of punishment. err, not at all. i think ive told my reasons too often, although it was quite obvious. then if you still didnt understand dont post this sort of crap. Hey, it's not like I'm posting a lie. True, perhaps...

Well, I guess the only reason you could release what you've worked on is that so that you didn't waste all of your time working on your changes to RADQuake. I know that there are a handful of people that may seem ingrateful and even hateful towards you, but I'm sure there's a handful of people that ...

I'd assume you'd have to switch discs as soon as ScummVM boots up.

It's sad, but not much can be done.

P.S. Ian, check your PM box.

I for one am looking forward to Lunkin's Journey and if Radquake can offer what it needs without making sacrifices then not releasing it will only hurt the scene. I think that's the point of not releasing it: Trying to hurt the scene. Some form of punishment. Nevertheless, just saw that movie clip,...

Ian Micheal wrote:Yeah and neogeo cd heh

I would hope so!