Collector works hard and fast! And the wish has been granted!

AndreaDraco83 wrote:Thanks Tawmis!

I'm a fan of Elfquest, since I first read it when I was about twelve. Unfortunately, here in Italy arrived only the first twelve numbers then - due to lack of success - the series was suppressed.

Want me to link you to the digital copies that WaRP offers for free?

Collector wrote:

Tawmis wrote:Er. Not that I play games at work...

Surrrre...

Well currently I am posting... and not playing a game. Also - for two weeks in the executive supporting building - no games for me.

AndreaDraco83 wrote:Then I'll try to keep the blades oiled and sharpen, till that day.

Why am I overcome with a sense of being paranoid suddenly?

After using the same 17 inch 4:3 CRT monitor for almost ten years, I've just recently made the move to a widescreen LCD monitor, 21 inches. As nice as it is, older games still look a little odd (stretched out due to lack of support for 16:9/16:10 aspect ratio-compliant resolutions). That's probably...

I pretty much don't like you, right now.

So I do a Machinima (using a video game to make a video) series called "Neverending Nights" (write, edit, act, etc) using the Neverwinter Nights game - but one night I was bored and wanted to try my hand at a DOS game - and why not use a Sierra game? Which would be the easiest to make a comedy with?...

AndreaDraco83 wrote: I was referring to the graphic style and the dialogues, mainly. But you're right, those puzzles weren't surely for kids.
Maybe you're also right when you say that KQ6 was difficult (impossible?) to overcome.

Don't go telling me I'm right! You're supposed to tell me I am wrong!

AndreaDraco83 wrote:Tawmis...
... can I be any more mad at you? Please, promise me that you're gonna remember RENNES-LE-CHATEAU

Promise? That's a lot to ask. There are days I don't remember my own name until I log into the forum.

I am a living version of the movie Momento.

misslilo wrote:Uh huh, you wish BUT, never in a million years, lol

No! I mean of the monitor! Not of you! (Of course if you were in it, it'd be better, sure...)

Holy carp! Tawmis.com took a tumble! $13,231.80!!

I think this is exactly what turned me down in the game: I was expecting a serious drama-mystery, and complex, compelling characters (Jane Jensen really spoiled me ;) ). Though, I really liked the ending, when it's totally up to you to figure out what the hell happened in the mansion. Jane Jensen d...

Collector wrote:I think that that was part of the magic of the Sierra games. Even the games aimed at children were fun for adults, too.

I agree (though most would say I am still a kid, so that may have some effect)...

But yes, older Sierra games were aimed at families playing them together.

JasefWisener wrote: The only SQ game I can honestly say that I don't enjoy is SQII.

Whoa. What? Really? Why is that?

JasefWisener wrote:QfGIV

Go on and explain why.

(I promise we won't crash the forum this time - I got the #2 spot. I back the forum up every three - hold on - there! - seconds!)