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I took the new movement style for a little walk, and then went back to the default style (full inertia) and then went back to the newest one again. Here is what I think.

- This "Half-inertia&q ...

I also forgot to mention I'm a little excited about Bioshock... but my computer was only able to stay 14-34 fps for Doom 3.

But yeah, Bioshock!

Half-Life 2 all the way + Episode 1.

The only "commercial" games I'm looking forward to on PC are Half Life 2: Episode 2 and Portal which supposedly comes with it. I need Portal as much ...

I do enjoy the puzzles, and they are much more devious than the main game. "Stakker Humanoids" has given me the most trouble so far, but it was also the most rewarding when I found out, step ...

Either I've forgotten how to download adventures, or this one isn't showing up in my list. And I approved it accidentally, hoping that it would allow me to download it... Razz

The only thing I don't like about the no-inertia patch is that Asimov floasts very far over the edge of any surface. I kinda miss the stress of wondering if I was about to slip off, but the main reaso ...

I made it to the END, and my computer choked on all of the particles from the explosions.

"Downstairs" was brilliantly made, and proves that vertical spaces are NEEDED for future adventur ...

I liked these rooms for being hard enough that I didn't need to overheat my brain, yet not so easy that every step was immediately apparent instantly after completion of the preceding step. I liked th ...

Good stuff! I loved the insider industry dirt the most and appreciated Arsecast's censoring of dangerous people and company names -- yet they were still said and a laugh was had by all.

(PS -- list ...

	Author	Message
	Topic: Tighter Controls
	Sergenth Replies: 5 Views: 15540	Forum: Mr.Robot Posted: Sat Jun 02, 2007 9:15 pm Subject: Tighter Controls
	Sergenth Replies: 5 Views: 15540	I took the new movement style for a little walk, and then went back to the default style (full inertia) and then went back to the newest one again. Here is what I think. - This "Half-inertia&q ...
	Topic: New computer, new danger
	Sergenth Replies: 66 Views: 92770	Forum: Game Talk Posted: Sun May 06, 2007 3:51 am Subject: New computer, new danger
	Sergenth Replies: 66 Views: 92770	I also forgot to mention I'm a little excited about Bioshock... but my computer was only able to stay 14-34 fps for Doom 3. But yeah, Bioshock!
	Topic: New computer, new danger
	Sergenth Replies: 66 Views: 92770	Forum: Game Talk Posted: Sat May 05, 2007 4:33 pm Subject: New computer, new danger
	Sergenth Replies: 66 Views: 92770	Half-Life 2 all the way + Episode 1. The only "commercial" games I'm looking forward to on PC are Half Life 2: Episode 2 and Portal which supposedly comes with it. I need Portal as much ...
	Topic: SaveHuey
	Sergenth Replies: 22 Views: 80838	Forum: User Adventures Posted: Sat Apr 28, 2007 2:02 am Subject: SaveHuey
	Sergenth Replies: 22 Views: 80838	I do enjoy the puzzles, and they are much more devious than the main game. "Stakker Humanoids" has given me the most trouble so far, but it was also the most rewarding when I found out, step ...
	Topic: DrBrainRedux
	Sergenth Replies: 26 Views: 67685	Forum: User Adventures Posted: Tue Apr 24, 2007 11:46 pm Subject: DrBrainRedux
	Sergenth Replies: 26 Views: 67685	Either I've forgotten how to download adventures, or this one isn't showing up in my list. And I approved it accidentally, hoping that it would allow me to download it...
	Topic: No inertia?
	Sergenth Replies: 17 Views: 33528	Forum: Mr.Robot Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2007 9:25 pm Subject: No inertia?
	Sergenth Replies: 17 Views: 33528	The only thing I don't like about the no-inertia patch is that Asimov floasts very far over the edge of any surface. I kinda miss the stress of wondering if I was about to slip off, but the main reaso ...
	Topic: Fred
	Sergenth Replies: 27 Views: 70911	Forum: User Adventures Posted: Wed Apr 11, 2007 1:49 am Subject: Fred
	Sergenth Replies: 27 Views: 70911	I made it to the END, and my computer choked on all of the particles from the explosions. "Downstairs" was brilliantly made, and proves that vertical spaces are NEEDED for future adventur ...
	Topic: ZonaRosa
	Sergenth Replies: 9 Views: 26154	Forum: User Adventures Posted: Tue Mar 13, 2007 10:43 pm Subject: ZonaRosa
	Sergenth Replies: 9 Views: 26154	I liked these rooms for being hard enough that I didn't need to overheat my brain, yet not so easy that every step was immediately apparent instantly after completion of the preceding step. I liked th ...
	Topic: Moonpod's Arse
	Sergenth Replies: 5 Views: 26696	Forum: Moonpod News Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 12:22 am Subject: Moonpod's Arse
	Sergenth Replies: 5 Views: 26696	Good stuff! I loved the insider industry dirt the most and appreciated Arsecast's censoring of dangerous people and company names -- yet they were still said and a laugh was had by all. (PS -- list ...