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alanschu

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Everything posted by alanschu

  1. OMG, you just quoted CASTLE WOLFENSTEIN I sucked so bad at that game, given I was like 8. I'd always waste all of my passcards on the first guard I saw and get caught.
  2. That's because you're confusing Wolf3D with Doom. The reason why Doom became so big, was that it was the biggest thing at the time. Wolf3D was still a niche game. Wolfenstein 3D had nothing but 90 degree walls, and no semblance of a Z-Axis. The game was entirely on a flat plane, so there was never even a need to look up. The entire gameworld was flat. Though Doom did suffer from the inability to look up that you describe, given that it was id's first game to incorporate elevation.
  3. Nobody steals our chicks, and lives
  4. THere's one I never really understood...he said it too fast. SOmething like: Your face is your ass....what's the difference?
  5. I did raise an eyebrow at the 500 MHz minimum requirement for Morrowind. The minimum requirements seem just so much higher now (relatively speaking). I think they were a bit more conservative. Morrowind officially supported slow-ass cards from years before.
  6. Hehehe, wasted
  7. I am the gatekeeper.
  8. I've seen worse. I hated Pearl Harbour much more than I hated Waterworld.
  9. But in a good way.
  10. Doom wasn't the game that invented online-shooting, Quake was. Doom didn't even support internet play.
  11. Hail to the King baby!
  12. Recommended only = minimum if you are not very flexible with your performance settings IMO.
  13. Though there's no indication in that particular quote that she was the first. Though, unless Revan truly did have an absolutely insane number of masters, wouldn't the Disciple err and say that Dorak was after Kae, as he does mention him in reverse chronological order at a different point? EDIT: Wookiee...I was thinking the same thing. It's an ambiguous 'she,' but if he does not remember the trainer, then the she would likely mean Kae. That's how I read it.
  14. What user name were you trying?
  15. Well, if it's less of an idiot than most idiots, that's a good thing right?
  16. I never played the original Akalabeth. Was it first person in the same sense as the Ultima games (which were more and FPS like Eye of the Beholder style).
  17. Well, if we wanted it closed, just report it. Fio is pretty quick at closing with just a report. But where's the fun in that!?!
  18. If you go into a movie not expecting much, it's not hard to find something worthwhile in it. Very rarely do I watch a movie and feel left out, because most movies always land right around my expectations. He had a cool boat, and the action sequences were fun and entertaining IMO. I felt it was much more a comedy than anything else. Cheesy one-liners and all.
  19. Yeah, I was going to toss out some of the old Ultimas as well, though those weren't purely FPS games. At least not in the same style as Wolf3D.
  20. Not to mention a shift to Chaos.
  21. BRAINS!!!!
  22. It comes out 1 day before my birthday...interesting.
  23. I enjoyed Waterworld too. Though I wasn't expecting a magnificent scientifically plausible story.
  24. It makes me sad that STALKER is vapourware, but I concur In other news, I turn 25 in 19 days.
  25. I enjoyed the old Nintendo version growing up. I liked it better than the PC version I had. I know there was also one that came out for the N64.

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