[Ninja Duck]

Is that how you spell "presedente"? That means I misspelled it all over my Spanish test today.

No, no, I looked it up. I'm still right.

[SimeSublime]

You reminded me of that scene in the first Indiana Jones film, where the protagonist tries to replace a fucking heavy gold idol with a ridiculously light sack of dust, but not before pouring out half the dust. That particular scene still pisses me off everytime I see it. Seems to justify the stereotype of people involved with the faculty of arts are totally baffled when it comes to maths or physics.

And yet when he replaces the bag, the pedastal sinks, implying that it's still heavier then the idol

Hi, I'm a philosopher, I can prove that neither arts, maths not physics actually exist, then prove we can't prove they don't, all before I finish this delicious packet of salt and vinegar crisps. That don't exist.

Judging by what you've said about your income in the past, I'm willing to bet those crisps actually don't exist.

[El Presedente]

Is that how you spell "presedente"? That means I misspelled it all over my Spanish test today.

No, no, I looked it up. I'm still right.

Actally its a convenient way of being able to use a name without it being taken (Ie, El Presidente4865). Also, I've used that name on the internets for five years now, and your the first to say anything, well done, give yourself a gold star for mathamatical excellence.

[Icey]

When did math and spelling become the same thing, why didn't I get the memo and where are my trousers!?

[SimeSublime]

I'm guessing about 5 years ago, as that would explain why my maths skills suddenly became abysmal.

[Snake]

Maths?? I know nothing of the sort!!1


--Snake

[Dan_N_GameZ]

It still amazes me how far off topic people can get ...

[MAX Acca]

Bloody hell, everytime I look at the homepage I become increasingly dissapointed that time has not skipped forward.

[Jimmy Bojangles]

Damn that time, and it's direct linear capacities. Damn it to Hell.

On a more... on topic note: If I didn't have something to do tomorrow, the day would be spent on my pulling my hair out (which is below my shoulders, thank you), and gargling with bleach. Then, after gargling with said bleach, I would realise that this would stop me from playing 6DAS, pass out, and die.

Anyways, Yahtzee, I expect this to be awesome to some new form of said word.

[looktothesky]

Back on topic, kind of...

I thought these games were great. The last text adventure / interactive novel that I've played was Eric The Unready -- so playing a more serious text game was very refreshing, and grabbed my interest with an unclentching fist.

Number 12's writhing in agony as you get tipsy and are about to kill him... or when you have to just shoot your boyfriend at the beginning of the second game without a second thought. So many times I tried to speak with him, maybe create some kind of comforting dialogue, but to no avail. It was really chilling for me. lol.

EDIT - I made an error (and another error!). I am an idiot.

This post has been edited by looktothesky: 23 January 2007 - 07:25 PM

[Snake]

...So many times I tried to speak with him, maybe create some kind of comforting dialogue, but to no avail...

Yahtzee isn't about comfort.


Alright, on topic:
I think it's pretty good that Yahtzee didn't give us the option of not killing who we were supposed to - it kept our characters in character. We had to kill them, there was no doubt. Frehorn was no doubt a pussy (or just frightened as all fuck), but he knew what he had to do to keep Chzo happy - so nothing would happen to him. Rum just eased him into killing that last one - which is yeah, a little awkward since he already killed fucking 11 others. But of course we don't really know how he took those murders either, we haven't whitnessed them(yet?) - so maybe he had the same self doubt throughout?
In Countdown 2, we had no choice anyway since the very beginning was a reacurring dream of what had really happened previously. Although with some people they can control what happens in their dreams to an extent, but with our protagonist, she kept living that same moment over and over again, so no doubt, her lover had to die.
To answer someone elses question from way before - too far back now to remember who or exactly what was asked - but there was something said along the lines of, "why did Frehorn kill william anyway?"... or something very close to that.
I may be mistaken, but didn't he NOT know that was really William? Frehorn thought he was about to shoot the Tall Man - which was an extremely idiotic move on his behalf anyway - but it turned out to be William. Knowing he just fucked up in trying to kill him, he bows down at his feet, begging for mercy.

And yeah, I can't frickin wait for this new game to be released, WTF!?
See, Sky, he's all about torture, no comforting moments here.

YAHTZEE IS CHZO!!1


--Snake

This post has been edited by Snake: 24 January 2007 - 08:56 AM

[David-kyo]

I believe that Frehorn's restraint when killing #12 was perhaps partly due to the fact that after this murder there'd be no turning back. I mean, for him it's already over, but after he puts the blade into the pillar, "events will be set into motion that cannot be stopped", as far as he knows. At least, that's my opinion on this.

[Snake]

Ah, shit, you're right.
Hmm, I wonder what's next up for him.

Jesus, can't tomorrow be now?


--Snake

[El Presedente]

I can't belive I'm this anxious to get my pants scared off again. for the forth time no less.

[MikeS619]

You know what? I haven't played the countdown at all, but..I just noticed this:

Body, mind, soul. Reduced to ash, flames, etc. The Bridgekeeper IS John DeFoe..right? Unless they said that in TN. Then I'm a dickweed. But either way...