User information for Slaykill
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Slaykill
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Slaykill
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Maximum Gamer
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December 29, 2001
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User ID
12014
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#8 wrote:
"...The stanima and gas grenades are a very cool feature."
Hmm, 'stanima' eh? Is that sort of a cross between a stim-pack and an enema? Sounds nasty. And I don't even want to consider a 'gas grenade' either
This comment was edited on Jan 16, 17:45.
"...The stanima and gas grenades are a very cool feature."
Hmm, 'stanima' eh? Is that sort of a cross between a stim-pack and an enema? Sounds nasty. And I don't even want to consider a 'gas grenade' either
This comment was edited on Jan 16, 17:45.
I was joking in my comment, but anyway UT isn't the only game that allows downloads to the client from the server.
I hope not. Personally I liked downloading virus after virus from UT servers, sometimes I'd get seven or nine viruses a day - more on weekends. Then did you ever get the virusvirus? Those are the viruses you download from UT servers that actually destroy the original viruses you download from UT servers. Boy those were the days. I really hope they keep those downloadable viruses in UT2.
Screw Speedball 2, I still have the original Speedball 1 for the Amiga. I can't believe it still works now that I think of it...
>Just how well will Unreal II stand up against the competition?
If we have to pit one game against other games in some sort of "which game reigns supreme" type of thing, then I suppose U2 really will hold up pretty well. At least from the screenshots it looks good, and being a fan of the original and UT (including the physics which didn't take me long to master) it's certainly at or near the top of coveted games list.
If we have to pit one game against other games in some sort of "which game reigns supreme" type of thing, then I suppose U2 really will hold up pretty well. At least from the screenshots it looks good, and being a fan of the original and UT (including the physics which didn't take me long to master) it's certainly at or near the top of coveted games list.
Man I gotta admit I love Painkeep. That's the most intense straight DM there ever was and the level design is practically unequalled. I usually end up playing it for a few days before burning out on the sheer intensity level of the thing, but it's fun to go back to occasionally, like when a new release comes out!
I tried it out in its early stages, but haven't got around to trying the newer versions. I really liked it but there were a few others who seemed not so big on it. You know how you can see your weapon and your hands and arms holding it? Well the guns looked fine but the arm/hand looked very crude (which was my main beef with the mod). Hopefully they've changed that in the "final".
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