NKD wrote on Aug 3, 2012, 03:53:The Half Elf wrote on Aug 3, 2012, 03:18:
id software is like the Kool-Aid™ Guy. They broke through the wall with a tasty drink that was great when you were a kid, but as you get older so does your taste and you find better drinks. Granted at times you crave some Kool-Aid™, but it's not part of your normal diet.
So who is Fireball cinnamon whisky? Because that shit is my new water.
NKD wrote on Aug 3, 2012, 03:53:
Fireball cinnamon whisky?
The Half Elf wrote on Aug 3, 2012, 03:18:
id software is like the Kool-Aid™ Guy. They broke through the wall with a tasty drink that was great when you were a kid, but as you get older so does your taste and you find better drinks. Granted at times you crave some Kool-Aid™, but it's not part of your normal diet.
NKD wrote on Aug 3, 2012, 01:34:RailWizard wrote on Aug 3, 2012, 01:19:Creston wrote on Aug 3, 2012, 01:12:
After Quake 4, we don't really care so much anymore, John.
Creston
FTFY
Quake 4 wasn't made by id.
Creston wrote on Aug 3, 2012, 01:12:
After Quake 4, we don't really care so much anymore, John.
Creston
DangerDog wrote on Aug 3, 2012, 00:39:RailWizard wrote on Aug 2, 2012, 21:16:
I don't recall asking. Tho now that I know, I'm curious wtf they are going to do with it. More d3 boogeyman crap, or a true attempt at a remake.
Doom 4 looks to be an updated version of Doom 2, that is to say it takes place on Planet Earf
PropheT wrote on Aug 2, 2012, 23:13:Axis wrote on Aug 2, 2012, 21:37:
Carmack has always been about raising the bar and allowing people to create what they will with what he's done.
Make fun of the game all you like, the "code" he throws out there is second to none.
Id Studio was supposed to ship with the game, but it didn't and as far as I know still isn't available...which probably isn't as big of a problem as that not enough people were even looking for it for me to find any real news on it anywhere after some Googling.
Both of those are pretty disappointing and make it hard to agree with you at this point. Years ago, sure, but not now.
Axis wrote on Aug 2, 2012, 21:37:
Carmack has always been about raising the bar and allowing people to create what they will with what he's done.
Make fun of the game all you like, the "code" he throws out there is second to none.
AnointedSword wrote on Aug 2, 2012, 22:26:
The code is still solid and he pushes coding to the edge. However, I have always said that ID lost their creative force when John Romero left (or was fired). If these meat bags ever lose their pride, I would love to see a reunion. This reminds me of what a lead singer in a Rock and Roll band once said. A reporter asked how is the band getting along now? The lead singer replied, "Like it or not, we have chemistry so we will have to work through our issues." Enough said...
Axis wrote on Aug 2, 2012, 21:37:
Carmack has always been about raising the bar and allowing people to create what they will with what he's done.
Make fun of the game all you like, the "code" he throws out there is second to none.
Axis wrote on Aug 2, 2012, 21:37:
Carmack has always been about raising the bar and allowing people to create what they will with what he's done.
Make fun of the game all you like, the "code" he throws out there is second to none.