Cthulhu

Originally Posted By: Niemand Monroe will be keeping his longer arm held up to optimize his circulation. It's an interesting strategy, to say the least. The most effective way to mess up my schedule would be to ensure that I get the job I'm applying for. I'll be quite impressed if Cthulhu has the connections to pull that off, outside of business hours, no less. Drat, Wisconsin, my weakness. It's the only state in which my friends don't operate. Although, you'd think an infinitely potent,cosmic entity would have his henchcreatures everywhere...

Originally Posted By: Dantius Originally Posted By: Niemand Until the time does come to begin, we can engage in a cloak-and-dagger struggle to force enough others out to ensure that we get in. To get the ball rolling, I suggest attempting to get Nayld grounded again, and visiting the public libraries near Enraged Slith and pilfering all of their Asimov texts. Way ahead of you. I've already IP tracked Cthulhu and called in a favor with his boss to get him transferred to the London office. Then, I got *i to disable image posting so Monroe will be forced to abandon the boards. Originally Posted By: Encyclopedia Galactica Kyrt is one of the rarest and most sought-after materials in the galaxy. It is extracted from the fibers of a particular plant that only grows in the wavelength spectra of a star in the pre-nova stage. It is widley renown for its industrial an military applications, having a tensile strength greater than steel and mny times lighter than silk. It was first produced on the third moon... I expected a preemptive strike, and I took appropriate measures. Niemand will get a nice little surprise in the morning tomorrow, as will Nalyd. Great justice shall ensue!

I do believe I could make it, 6:00 PM for you is 4:00 PM here, and i'm available at that time. I won't be able to go past 10:00 PM my time,however; My job won't allow me to undersleep.

Originally Posted By: 1 n33d n0 1n7r0duc710n what time zone will this be in?

Dantius, my local library has tons of Asimov novels, and I'd like your recommendation on a starter novel for his universe, mind assisting me?

I REALLY want to play this, but I don't know if I'll be able to make the hours, which, if they're the same as the other ones on this forum, are too much for me atm.

Originally Posted By: Student of Trinity The Necronomicon was nothing! BLASPHEMY!

Yay, SW is getting a ton of free publicity; Jeff is also getting compliments left and right on: http://games.slashdot.org/story/10/04/22/1433208/How-I-Saved-the-Gaming-Industry

Blizztard made a cool 2 million in less than an hour selling a virtual horse for $25 a pop.

Don't you need nature lore to use them without negative effects?

Originally Posted By: cfgauss Originally Posted By: Cthulhu I wonder how many games use the Unreal Engine... billions http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Unreal_Engine_games /whistles That's amazing, Epic must be making a killing off the engine licensing.

Originally Posted By: cfgauss Originally Posted By: Master Ackrovan I can see what he's saying about reusing the game engine of a game and adding features. He's not the only one doing it, so I disagree that he's starting some sort of trend, or at the start of a new way to make games, or whatever he was getting at. Gears of War, Modern Warfare, and the Halo series for instance have been hugely successful, and their engines have more or less remained the same, with a few added features and some fixes. Yeah, tons of assets are reused, and tons of engines are licensed out to other people, so I don't know where he's getting this idea from. I wonder how many games use the Unreal Engine... Funny that the Media never points out the fact that only ONE of their calenders ends at that date, and they had OTHER calenders that ended on LATER dates

Because they don't seem to be coming up with very many original plots, they seem to be using the same old material over and over. Cryengine 2 is just amazing, I wonder if a PS3 can handle Crysis on Maximum specs.

Drat, double post

I certainly would NOT mind playing ten games on Dragon Age's engine, it's an epic engine in my opinion. Originally Posted By: Triumph Innovation and such Don't tell that to Hollywood, they apparently hate innovation in terms of story. All films are these days are recycles from a while ago in shiny new clothing.

Originally Posted By: Geneforgeisformeyukkyu The last chapter was very interesting and I liked how you covered an entirely new way of shaping . I did not think that the soldiers would do nothing while the 17 ft monster attacked Beren and his creatures though. I wonder if this will lead to a discovery where the blood shaping was actually the predecessor to essence shaping because blood was probably easier to get than essence in the prehistoric geneforge times. I'll laugh if it turns out you just ruined the story with a massive spoiler.

Oh drat, I didn't mean for something like this to occur, sorry for any conflict that might have occurred as a result of my topic here >.> In any case, thanks for the advice, Nicoa.

I was about to comment on the Drayks until I read note 2 Great scene, will you ever introduce enchanted items, or artifacts?

Bad idea? Excellent idea, Rots are amazing. Drakons...not so much.

No, Al Gore has left the U.S.A to go join the Penguins down in Brazil.

Dinosaurs killed your battle axe?

But what he said is actually true though.

Originally Posted By: GIFTCockroach Dikiyoba backwards = a boy I kid ??? MIND BLOWN.

Originally Posted By: Dantius The ash cloud. Oh dear. Imagine seeing this over your town, would cause SO much panic.

Originally Posted By: *i Cthulhu, not even an hour passed since your original post. Bumping it is definitely outside of internet etiquette. This message board is not a 24/7 service. General advice for torment: make everyone a slith with divinely touched. Your built seems a bit heavy on nature lore. Bumping it is outside of internet etiquette? I didn't know the internet had any such etiquette. Well then, my apologies to the server. Ok, i'll do that, Randomizer.