Omg, your background looks awesome :]
Posts by Sindwiller
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Hawt stuff. :]
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Looks awesome [HP]! I got some links on the different products coming from a volcanic eruption, that might be interesting for you (we had that stuff at school
)http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lapilli
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tuff
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Albatros, you're indeed tickling the shit out of the engine
Very impressive 
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Lol looks silly, total ripoff from Penumbra

Oh the irony


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That's some frustrated married guy alright
"Well, let's grab the Warp tool, and... warp it a little bit... like my marriage, warp it up..." "Donnie, where are you??" "I'm working on taxes... shut up."EDIT: Seriously, wth at #02 [Blocked Image: https://migrationtest.mapcore.org/public/style_emoticons/default/mapcore_smilies/emot_shakehead.gif]
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Impressive that it's a two man dev team.
For real? Man, that's completely sick dude. Two guys manage to create a scary-shit adventure game, whereas huge dev teams cannot. Touché(s)!
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Ah, well, as far as I can infer from Swiss newspapers, there is no real increase of problems with drunk people (like deaths, severe beatings, etc.), or they're simply being ignored by media and "Volksmund", whereas the problems with underage drinkers seem to have increased a lot; meaning that there are much more alcohol poisonings and deaths because of overdose of alcohol of underage drinkers getting reported than in the last 10-15 years. Some people think that said increase of reports results from the bigger awareness when it comes to drinking. When you had drunk too much in the past, you usually just slept over it. I for myself haven't done much drinking (yet), but inspite of the fact that pretty much everyone in my environment drinks regularly, I, too, have to start drinking at some point, in order not to become a complete social outcast.


Just my 2 cents...
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Cologne has a funnier dialect

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That's just gorgeous!
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Muhahaha. That's a funny coincidence.

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I've stumbled over this. Dunno how much it has to do with our case. Might be good to take it into account.

EDIT: False alarm?
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Now you may think these rights/laws are outdated or not needed, which scares me even more, because that reminds me of communist regimes.
*sigh* Let's face it. It's the digital age. Music gets pirated en masse. Games get pirated en masse (not as much as music though). If you really want to criminalize thousands and thousands people, support surveillance over the citizens, help to suppress a libre, digital culture and set a base for totalitarian structures inside democracies and market economies, go for it. I can understand that it's hard to know that many people pirate your game or illegally make money out of it - and you don't even get a penny for that. It must be indeed frustrating. But instead of whining or pleading to the masses to do the morally right thing (although you know it's not going to work), why don't you think of ways to encourage people to buy stuff instead of pirating it? I quote:QuoteNow PIRATING is an effect of easy access (read: modern technology) and way too high sales prices on games.
You're all on the same boat after all.
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Looks very nice

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The transition is too subtle imho. You don't need to listen to me though

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- games are WAY too expensive. 65$ for a game is just insane. the status of a legit, regular gamer nowadays is something that only a working class person can maintain. thats not fair. i ger more hours of fun reading a 10$ book then playing a 65$ game. but maybe im a slow reader.
Uh... wow. 135 francs for a game? And I thought games in Switzerland were expensive.
