Darth_Windu

It's not 'my mod' nor is it 'my team'. I'm a beta tester for the mod, nothing more nothing less.

Oh you poor thing, I feel SOOOOOO sorry for you

All the best to your team Stoney. Like Insidious I find it odd that you've essentially been able to do in weeks what TG took years to do (little bit of KotOR there) BUT I'm not suggesting anything untoward, it just seems strange. Anyway good luck with the bug-finding and fixing

I can understand the frustration, but why would you want to kill game developers because old (and presumably cheap) games don't work? It's hardly right up there on the worlds greatest problems list.

Do you reallllllly want me to quote every time you claimed that you were awesome and had a crack team of developers who would complete the mod?

lol gee, THIS wasn't expected at all! As we all knew you're just full of hot air (to be polite). DSLuke - very much so. TSLRP is in a releasable condition, but there's a big difference between something being releasable, and something being in a condition so that it should be released. The project needs more polish before TG will release it, but it is getting there.

I figured my presence might be required here... Okay lets get down to the nitty gritty. Did I leak the TG download method and codes: No, absolutely not, nor would I ever Did that conversation take place?: Sort of. For the most part, the 'log' that has been 'leaked' is accurate. As you'll all notice there are very unsubtle attempts at flirting within the chat, which made my suspicious of the person claiming to be April, particularly when they complimented me on a very old document I'd posted on Geocities containing my template for a Star Wars RTS follow-up to 'Galactic Battlegrounds' - in other words, this person had to do some research on me. Now the conversation seems to be accurate up until: That never happened. Instead I informed the person I was chatting to that I would not give them the codes, because I didn't believe it was actually April. They claimed they actually were blah blah blah to which I informed them that I still wouldn't give them the codes, and if they really were April, then to contact KB about it. Immediately following the conversation I went onto the TG forums into the Beta Tester forum (not publically accessible) and created a new thread informing TG of the scam. On June 12 2008 I posted a thread stating: Frankly I'm offended that people who should know better, Denny I'm looking at you, seem to think that a 'log' that was 'leaked' at RPG Codex somehow constitutes proof that I've done anything wrong. EDIT: I found the log I was looking for. Here we go: NOTE: I had to remove some smilies because the forum didn't like it. Aside from that, the log is unedited

Actually I wasn't off at all, according to my clock here, it was just after midnight. Therefore, it counts :-p

Hi boys and girls, just saw this on the Lucasarts website-

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You're dead wrong on...some of it. You'll see progress in under two weeks, scouts honour

As the man says, two weeks. Everything going to plan, the beta team will be testing a new version very soon. (and no, that's not what 'two weeks' refers to)

Well it says keeping people updated, it says nothing about regular updates. Regardless there's nothing to update anyone on, so you are all still up to date, so the teams promise is still being fulfilled.

It's their decision to do what they want with their work. Sure the source is Obsidian, but it is TG who has put the time and effort into finding all of the lost material; making sense of it; and putting it all back together in a functional state. At the same time because all of the source material is readily available to those who want to find it, as TG did, there is NOTHING to stop another team from doing a project such as TSLRP.

hmm...I quite like that nickname, as long as you don't do any of the touching... Moving right along to whom exactly have you offered your services to? Regardless though this is Dashus' project, if he wants to ignore your help then that's his decision.