Cool neve knew that they bought that map, congrats insta! 
Posts by FrieChamp
-
-
http://www.shacknews.com/onearticle.x/52825
Game of the year hands down!!
QuoteThe first in the frat party game series
It's party time!
-
Quote
":1w7d6tlg]
Guys at crytek also used Vista to develop Crysis, right?
Most of the level-designers used win64 actually
-
Watched it last night, it was...good! I was pleasantly surprised, I'm always skeptical when sequels are made way after the original trilogy has been finished (alien 4, die hard 4, ...). They really stuck to the original style and didn't ride around too much on the fact that Indy got in his years. Entertaining flick for sure and I'm glad I saw it on the big screen, sound was great too!
Minus points for:
Quote- Swinging through the jungle with lianas and monkey allies
- Ending was a little unsatisfying/cheezy
-
I got vista 64 and I'm not missing XP.
-
Happy b-day Helder!
-
Yea this is definitely going too far. Stop acting like bullies and cut the bashing please....oh and nice hotlinking Step?!
-
That guy surely mentions the word "industry" a lot.
30 times
-
No just very pretty
-
HP that's your sister right?
Right?
-
Yo Reno, do you know "Our Lunar Activities"? They are a Scottish Rock/Indie Band:
"Our Lunar Activities", Rock, Scotland:
http://www.myspace.com/ourlunaractivities
Fav samples: "It comes in waves" and "Little finger"
-
I just came across this nice galery of coloured photos from Germany, taken before World War II and the destruction among German cities it caused.
Black and white photos always have this distant feel to me, wheras these photos give you the feeling of looking through a window back into time. They look like the world today, just different buildings (prettier buildings mostly) and people in funny costumes
I wasn't sure in which section to post this, I decided myself for "off-topic" because I didn't take the pictures myself (obviously..) and maybe this way more people see them. Could be interesting for people making art assets/levels set in the (pre-) WW II period too.
Here it goes:
-
Quote from PhilipK
Nice, as you said kinda, I guess, quite a lot of ppl know Boards of Canada and a lot more knows Portis for sure.
I really love Boards of Canada. And if you like them you should check out odd nosdam for sure, if you haven't allready. Remixed Boards even (
).External Content www.youtube.comContent embedded from external sources will not be displayed without your consent.Through the activation of external content, you agree that personal data may be transferred to third party platforms. We have provided more information on this in our privacy policy.Woah how cool is that video?
Music is nice tooExternal Content www.youtube.comContent embedded from external sources will not be displayed without your consent.Through the activation of external content, you agree that personal data may be transferred to third party platforms. We have provided more information on this in our privacy policy. -
Quote from m8nkey
If you decide to do something vaguely in the vien of Minerva, you could produce a Co-Op minimod utilising Synergy
. It would be interesting if you developed some puzzles or sequences that required two people to complete.http://%7boption%7dhaha that sounds like fun!
-
Quote from Sector-Effector
Nah, left the Army 2 Years ago, then studied for 3 Semesters in Munich and aborted it to have time to map.
Ahh finally recognized you, that part gave you away
Map looks promising, reminds me a lot of Izuno's official DoD level, forgot the name..
-
Haven't we seen all this in Band of Brothers or Saving Private Ryan and played all this in Brothers in Arms? The European war theater seen from the perspective of American soldiers really doesn't intrigue me anymore, but that's a personal opinion...
QuoteThe war to end all wars
Yea, some of those captions are a little cheezy
Anyway, good luck and all...
-
hmm wow :-|
Good that you saw a doctor mino, I hope you'll get better soon.
-
Ok since it's Sunday and it's such nice summer weather outside, I can't resist posting this one:
Ralphtones, Acoustic, Germany (Herford)
http://www.myspace.com/ralphtones
If you like laid back, acoustic music à la Jack Johnson or just want to listen to something soothing to chill out, take a listen. It's the band of some good friends of mine and even though the music may be a bit too slow for me to "rock out", I enjoy listening to their songs to relax at home
-
Quote from Thrik
Hessi looks like he should be the one presenting these shows.
I saw the last 5 minutes or so, it was real! Hessi was killing it and the blonde guy totally had a crush on him
-
Hehe Reno, Thrik - glad to hear I could help them sell 2 more copies! They seem to be nice guys, I got a signed CD at their gig as well.
Quote from Section_Ei8htRocco DeLuca and the BurdenKind of like an indie Radiohead. There was a documentary made about them trying to promote their first album in Europe (with Kiefer Sutherland as their tour manager) called I Trust You to Kill Me
External Content www.youtube.comContent embedded from external sources will not be displayed without your consent.Through the activation of external content, you agree that personal data may be transferred to third party platforms. We have provided more information on this in our privacy policy.Sounds cool!
The Creetins, Rock/Punk-Rock, Germany (Kiel)
http://www.myspace.com/thecreetins
"The Spirit is willing" and "High old time" are my favourites
Loud, out-going Rock/Punk-Rock Band. Makes me wanna party when I listen to them, saw them first as opener for Anti-Flag. They are definitely less political and certainly not your typcial, screaming punk-rock/hardcore band. Think more Ramones-today.
Edit: Oh, just read on their myspace that all upcoming shows are cancelled and that a statement from the band is about to follow - maybe they split? Shame, still worth having a listen to their last record...
