Landing Zone is a blast. It seems fitting to leave a note of appreciation.

One of these days I'll have KTAI finished...

I have been tinkering around with Weland for a while now (running flawlessly on Windows 7, by the way). While I doubt that anything I make will be playable, it does give me an excuse to learn how to use the decidedly very sexy visualmode.lua.

Only additional evidence that I am not the brightest bulb when it comes to these matters.

gmanyo wrote:I really disliked Infinity except for the last five or so levels. Not sure why. Maybe it was because the plot made no sense to me whatsoever. What was all that with the knife?

Infinity's story became coherent to me only after I read about the multiple timelines that you shift through.

Marathon 2 is the most 'mainstream' of the trilogy, in that it was the most straight-forward in terms of plot and presentation. Missions were always clear, there was plenty of running and gunning, it lacked the surrealism of Infinity and Durandal's insanity in M1. Durandal was initially my favorite ...

Thanks for the preview build, I'm loving the netstats key. Much better than stopping to enter .ping.

59th in hosting with 99 games. Eh.

Bumped by penis enlargement.

I've had only one crash so far on Vista (v.20.3), and it appeared to be just a routine crash that happens once in a blue moon when trying to gather. This traces back to somewhere around when I was running XPSP2 and A1 v0.18 or so, if I remember correctly.

I have to rescind a bit of what I said earlier. I want to keep my head where it is now: firmly on my shoulders. Today I got to spend a longer amount of times on netplay with these maps, with a hot connection no less. Not only do I now appreciate the focus on a different form of gameplay, the embedde...

Power Drive has an interesting concept, and some real merit I think is worth exploring. There isn't a whole lot to say that hasn't been already. Yes, the maps do suffer visually for their adherence to a certain form of gameplay. Mjollnir 13, for example, often seems flat and dead end-prone. However,...

chinkeeyong wrote:a member of the Pfhorums and thus must be treated with utmost respect.

lol

The Marathon Spoiler Guide.

chinkeeyong wrote:That looks just like Ne Cede Malis...

But, um, you know, with things added on.

DeepThought wrote:still alive

FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF

I have a save file right at the end of Portal strictly for the purpose of listening to that song.

RyokoTK wrote:?

As far as I'm aware, Fatal Tragedy runs fine. And I spent several hours cutting out polygons to make sure.

No, it runs fine. I meant that you made this topic as a result of having to trim all those polygons.

You're making this post because of Fatal Tragedy, aren't you?

W wrote:What the hell? Have you actually played that map?

Hell, I've even played it. I recall that Dade used to host it on occasion.

You're a saint, Doc.

irons wrote:Here's my desktop?!

I am beginning to suspect that irons is never out of character.

I'm having an issue with Eternal. I'm fairly new to it, and it seems no matter how many times I download and extract Eternal, something goes wrong with the image files. I don't know if this is something I'm doing wrong or not, but I can describe the problem. Certain textures, namely unactivated swi...

The problem is that when trying to put the 'wep' folder in my A1 folder, there were two items in the wep folder with the same name, conflicting the extraction process. I am having the exact same issue with extracting. If you find a solution, please let me know. I don't understand why Vista has such...

$lave wrote:First of all, "Marathon: White" is dead

Oh, that's ironic given the comment I made.

Sorry, Wolf, forgot about MPiD.

dude, seriously