BMA

(sorry about the necro :| )

 

Anyone up for a match right now ?

I've had this bug too.

 

I don't know about Android, but from my Windows experience it might be a good idea to make regular backups of your save files.

Good to have you back; I'd thought you'd left this place forever.

You know that NW is doing a Geneforge-inspired forum RP now ?

And I wanted to play a Super Contra multiplayer with you ever since you mentioned that you frequent a russian server, but neither of my NES emulators (fceu and NESten) seem to support games between multiple computers.

Fable is good, but it's a big-sized first-person RPG.

I <go to my position>.

 

The Retsnoms sure do seem to be powerful.

I've never personally killed an enemy in G1.

 

(I was too young, and I got used to dbug-killing everything. Thankfully that cheat was removed in later games).

It's the same book (2nd Edition) we're using in this semester, it being recommended by my university as the next step up from Mark Allen Weiss' book "Data Structures and Algorithms" which was prescribed earlier.

As for C++, my first author was Sumita Arora. I think she's the best.

Yea. Since you already have some BoA scenario designing experience (the scripts of which are based on C), you'll probably be comfortable starting off with C/C++ .

I don't think so.

 

I remember finding what appeared to be a pair of dice which gave a +1 to luck. I wouldn't have noticed it, but when my cursor moved over the graphic I saw that it was differently named; then I looked over the properties and was pleasantly surprised to find that it was a magical item.

I didn't know, I just guessed you're Parus major. I was going over the old Shadowvale forums one day when I saw your I'm-back topic where you said you were a Flight Simulator fan.

I hadn't heard of the HIM series either (must be really long back), but I just downloaded the first part and am going to play it.

I'm doing an IT. All's well cept Numerical Methods and Signals and Linear Systems.

What do you mean, realistic effects ?

You were the stuff-doer of this place; we'll miss you, Slarty.

Oh so that's why 'Malevolence' was included in your story (I was wondering).

Anyway, good to meet you.

The list shows me as being online even after I log out.

hm.

 

I'll <give Taygen the contract>.

btw I don't think this scenario has been added to the list yet...

Sorry, I've no idea what could possibly be in that area that your computer doesn't like. Maybe someone else over here does, or you can contact Jeff directly at support@spiderwebsoftware.com.

Your specs are fine, unless the problem is specific to your particular graphics card.

 

Maybe you could try restarting ?

I was looking at it from the Indian perspective. Back when India was a British colony, the only advancements of note that the English introduced were the railways, canals and the telegraph system. Some religious superstitions were banned, but they were part of ordinary Hinduism at the time. And while these factors definitely ushered the Indians in to development, it must be noted that they weren't club-wielding cave dwellers to begin with, and they were reasonably well off, though of course not 'booming'. Will India not even have been a 'developing' country if not for the British invasion ? Maybe.

But what really riled me was the reference to 'savages' and the apparent implication that the colonies of old should, far from sulking, be actually grateful enough to thank their 'benefactors' for having been colonized, or even that the two were on equal terms and had a mutually beneficial "We give you this (technology) and you give us that (resources, manpower)" agreement which was satisfactory to both parties. Because we know that it wasn't anything like that all; the colonists always had the upper hand and muscled their less luckier counterparts into submission.

While it's a fact that the colonists did bring with them some technological advancements, it would be unfair to assume that the colonies would otherwise, even now, be backward and leaf-clad.

(I hope I understood what you meant, correctly)

Okay, waiting for the next part :-|

If people can even eat each other to survive, they'll probably willingly suffer the inconveniences of living on the moon too.

 

Besides, even honest hardworking citizens will probably be tempted to commit a crime, just for the novelty of living in outer space.

u want a cookie or something ?

I've only read about singleton parties in the Avernum's; I usually take all of the four characters. But I did play as an agent in Geneforge once as I got tired of selecting and managing my creations as a shaper.

I <accept the quest>.

 

I didn't quite understand that bit about the contract. Why should I give the contract I buy to Taygen ?