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Re: obligatory introduction thread

Post by Blorx » Mon Jan 26, 2009 8:30 am

Count Roland wrote:I was thinking some less common ones preferably indie.
World of Goo
Samorost 1 and 2
Lugaru
Savage 1 and 2
Aquaria
Zombie Smashers 1, 2, 3 and 4: Guitarpocalypse
Stick RPG (for real, StickPage was my second home during elementary school xD)
Machinarium (when it comes out)
Deadly Creatures (granted you have a Wii and don't hate that THQ grabbed it)
The Maw (if you have a 360)
Knytt and Knytt Stories
El Ballo (if you're on Mac and like 2D Metroid games and sex jokes, then this is like heaven for you)
Darwinia
Escape Velocity Nova
Spore (joking!)

Eh...running out of indies that I really liked...

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Re: obligatory introduction thread

Post by Australian Bushman » Tue Jan 27, 2009 1:14 am

Hi, they call me Australian Bushman (Bushman or Bushy or short) :D

I came across Overgrowth and the Wolfire team on Moddb, attracted by the weapon-wielding animals (they look awesome!). I've since gained respect for their emphasis on good design and efficient technology.

To be honest I'm not a huge fan of indi games (yet). I've never really explored the genre. I mostly play Valve MP games like TF2 and L4D (because I like their service, community support and fairly cheap prices) and a couple of mods. I also haven't played Lugaru, either, but I will once I pre-order Overgrowth.

Oh yeah, and this concept by Aubrey here: http://cdn.wolfire.com/legacy/catB.jpg is totally awesome, and has inspired me to skin my own cat for Overgrowth :D

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Re: obligatory introduction thread

Post by Wilbefast » Tue Jan 27, 2009 12:43 pm

:D Hail countryman!
mostly play Valve MP games like TF2 and L4D (because I like their service, community support and fairly cheap prices) and a couple of mods.
If one was to class the big commerical developers/publishers by level of buntery, EA would be the biggest bunts, and Valve would probably be the least buntish, just after perhaps THQ, with Ubisoft in the middle.

Did I mention that I don't like EA?


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Re: obligatory introduction thread

Post by Renegade_Turner » Tue Jan 27, 2009 2:44 pm

Why can't you be fast now?

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Re: obligatory introduction thread

Post by tomascokis » Tue Jan 27, 2009 9:22 pm

You can use crossover to run most windows games on a mac, even "orange box"

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Re: obligatory introduction thread

Post by Australian Bushman » Tue Jan 27, 2009 9:45 pm

Wilbefast wrote::D Hail countryman!
mostly play Valve MP games like TF2 and L4D (because I like their service, community support and fairly cheap prices) and a couple of mods.
If one was to class the big commerical developers/publishers by level of buntery, EA would be the biggest bunts, and Valve would probably be the least buntish, just after perhaps THQ, with Ubisoft in the middle.

Did I mention that I don't like EA?


William
Hey, i hear ya! Totally with you on EA and Valve. THQ ain't great in my books as they didn't publish their titles on Steam for Australia (and other countries I assume) until a while go. Ubisoft have lost my respect. They keep coming out with "big titles" that don't live up to their expectations.

As much as I have disliked EA in the past, I'm eager to see how they go from this point onwards. They seem willing to pull their reputation back up however I don't have faith in them just yet.

Valve are just plain kicking ass. They may not be perfect, but they're definitely striving towards perfection, and they'll get there at the rate they're going. They actually listen to the community use it inspiration... amazing! This just reinforces how well Wolfire will do with their community.

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Re: obligatory introduction thread

Post by Australian Bushman » Tue Jan 27, 2009 9:59 pm

tomascokis wrote:You can use crossover to run most windows games on a mac, even "orange box"
I hear there may also be a Source engine port for Linux in the making too. Oooo :)

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Re: obligatory introduction thread

Post by Jimmy Jazz » Tue Jan 27, 2009 11:38 pm

Erhm.... isn't this thread supposed to be for new members to introduce them selfs?...

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...or am i wrong?...

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Re: obligatory introduction thread

Post by Blorx » Tue Jan 27, 2009 11:38 pm

Australian Bushman wrote: Hey, i hear ya! Totally with you on EA and Valve. THQ ain't great in my books as they didn't publish their titles on Steam for Australia (and other countries I assume) until a while go. Ubisoft have lost my respect. They keep coming out with "big titles" that don't live up to their expectations.
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Hey welcome to the forums.

As bad as Myst 5 was in comparison, I have to say that Prince of Persia, published by Ubisoft, was a pretty awesome game, despite being pretty damn easy. Assassin's Creed, on the other hand, describes exactly what you are getting at.
Jimmy Jazz wrote:Erhm.... isn't this thread supposed to be for new members to introduce them selfs?...

...

...or am i wrong?...
Yeah, it is. However, the thread derails from time to time between new people.

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Re: obligatory introduction thread

Post by Lotus's GF » Thu Jan 29, 2009 7:06 pm

Hi, i'm Lotus Wolf's GF, for real, and he had me come join cause he thought i would "lol" at some of the topics. he told me the community was great, and that i'd enjoy hearing from lots of the people here.

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Re: obligatory introduction thread

Post by Count Roland » Thu Jan 29, 2009 10:30 pm

you wouldn't happen to be the one who was getting pissed at the homo erotic comments Troland was making in toribash?

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Re: obligatory introduction thread

Post by Glabbit » Sat Jan 31, 2009 12:23 pm

Lotus's GF wrote:Hi, i'm Lotus Wolf's GF, for real, and he had me come join cause he thought i would "lol" at some of the topics. he told me the community was great, and that i'd enjoy hearing from lots of the people here.
I welcome you, Lotus' GF, and give Lotus Wolf a pat on the back.
Silly wolf, getting on with a rabbit...
Hah!

Welcome to the Wolfire forums. And yes indeed. I'm sure you'll lol at some topics, too :mrgreen:

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Re: obligatory introduction thread

Post by Lotus Wolf » Sun Feb 08, 2009 1:23 pm

Glabbit wrote:Silly wolf, getting on with a rabbit...
Hah!
ROFL :lol:

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Re: obligatory introduction thread

Post by Lotus's GF » Sun Feb 08, 2009 1:30 pm

Count Roland wrote:you wouldn't happen to be the one who was getting pissed at the homo erotic comments Troland was making in toribash?
Yes, that was me.
And Glabbit: LMAO, thats hilarious!! :D :lol:

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Re: obligatory introduction thread

Post by Glabbit » Mon Feb 09, 2009 11:47 am

Thank you m'lady! *tips hat*

...wait, stop, I should quell this impulse to suddenly become overly courteous in the immediate presence of females...
Especially those already affiliated.

...It'd give me a Reputation...

So now, the new and/or improved version of this post:

Thanksies Roflol ^-^

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