Man I can't wait! Every time I see @ASLPro3D I am like : IS IT DONE YURI?
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Just want to be sure, but is there only supposed to be one named "game vervsion"?
Ok, So, I guess I have to wait for the updated compressed version to be able to be compatible with the next game?
Thanks
"No, Comrade Premier, it is has only just begun..."
Oh man... Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2!!
The ONLY game that had me so frustrated that I yanked it out of my computer and flung it across the room, to watch the CD shatter into several pieces... in short, I was unable to complete that game!
Interesting note of reference, there is a point in Wicked Choices where I used the seventh music track from Command and Conquer: "On the Prowl" to write one of the scenes and actually considered trying to slip the music into the game, but decided against it, out of fear of getting busted for copyright infringement... but, hated the game, loved the music and video clips!
I wonder if anyone can guess what area that song was planned to be used...
The "Wicked Choices - Book One - BIG -" and "Wicked Choices - Book One - SMALL-" files are the "Gold Master" Release version... they are called "Gold Master" because that is the term that we use in the industry (my regular day job) as being the final release of the product... it will remain untouched, except to provide bug patches if needed.
You can download the version of your choice: "Big" (or full-sized) or "Small" (or compressed) versions by clicking on this link...
You must be registered to see the links
Hope that helps remove any confusion.
So just want to clarify on my part, you are saying that both files are the same with the only difference is the size of the files, right?"No, Comrade Premier, it is has only just begun..."
Oh man... Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2!!
The ONLY game that had me so frustrated that I yanked it out of my computer and flung it across the room, to watch the CD shatter into several pieces... in short, I was unable to complete that game!
Interesting note of reference, there is a point in Wicked Choices where I used the seventh music track from Command and Conquer: "On the Prowl" to write one of the scenes and actually considered trying to slip the music into the game, but decided against it, out of fear of getting busted for copyright infringement... but, hated the game, loved the music and video clips!
I wonder if anyone can guess what area that song was planned to be used...
The "Wicked Choices - Book One - BIG -" and "Wicked Choices - Book One - SMALL-" files are the "Gold Master" Release version... they are called "Gold Master" because that is the term that we use in the industry (my regular day job) as being the final release of the product... it will remain untouched, except to provide bug patches if needed.
You can download the version of your choice: "Big" (or full-sized) or "Small" (or compressed) versions by clicking on this link...
You must be registered to see the links
Hope that helps remove any confusion.
That is correct... one is over 3gb in size (high resolution images) and the other is just shy of 1gb (compressed images, lower resolution).
He understood the reference! My god that game. I played so much of it! You know there's a "remaster" coming up eh?"No, Comrade Premier, it is has only just begun..."
Oh man... Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2!!
The ONLY game that had me so frustrated that I yanked it out of my computer and flung it across the room, to watch the CD shatter into several pieces... in short, I was unable to complete that game!
Interesting note of reference, there is a point in Wicked Choices where I used the seventh music track from Command and Conquer: "On the Prowl" to write one of the scenes and actually considered trying to slip the music into the game, but decided against it, out of fear of getting busted for copyright infringement... but, hated the game, loved the music and video clips!
I wonder if anyone can guess what area that song was planned to be used...
Hum.. which section of chapter 1 you could have used that song.. Interesting. Feels to be a part with Janice...
No, didn't know they were talking about releasing a remaster of it... now I am VERY glad that I didn't use the music, didn't know they were still in business or sold off their property!
As for your guess, you are sort of close!
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Well I just saw that the original Diablo I is available on GOG.com for windows 10 so just tell Palanto that i will be even a bit more patient Jack.
EA acquired their studios (during their evil years), and since RTS genra is kinda not selling well... well it died. However they announced in November a remaster of all the C&C (including Red Alert 2).No, didn't know they were talking about releasing a remaster of it... now I am VERY glad that I didn't use the music, didn't know they were still in business or sold off their property!
So its related to Janice. Hum.As for your guess, you are sort of close!
Is it when she is spying on Claire & the Anti Christ or the Revenge part... that would be my two guesses....
Yeah, I remember those years well... and, I think, taking BioWare recent woes into consideration, that those times are still around when it comes to EA.
I will be honest, my interest in RTS games faded really quickly after my "outburst" with the event that led up to me chucking my "Red Alert" disk across the room... it became quickly apparent to me, that that particular genre was really no better than playing chess with a computer that can calculate your moves and adapt to counter them faster than you can "Button Mash" and "zerging" your way across the map.
A computer game's move in an RTS is only as honest as the programmer is... the object to a game producer is to get players to spend more time playing their games and make it difficult to "beat"... so programmers key in cheats that a computer can use on any given map, based upon your strategy... in short, making the game a "click-fest" of hell that isn't fun to me, so I gave up and quit playing them.
So, though I find it interesting and it conjures nostalgic feelings in me, I won't likely buy the remastered versions, as nostalgia alone and the evil taint of money grubbing bankers in "gamer suits" isn't enough to get me to part with my hard earned money.
The funny thing about getting old is realizing that nostalgia in its truest form, is dismissal and abstention of the shitty moments as you polish the turds of memory.
LOL!!! Shouldn't have told me that... now I might NEVER get Chapter Two done!Well I just saw that the original Diablo I is available on GOG.com for windows 10 so just tell Palanto that i will be even a bit more patient Jack.
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Well as you mentioned above for Red Alert, this game is from the nineties and still has the original game play and mechanics as in those days. Though it was groundbreaking in its time and the atmosphere has likely never been matched in the genre, it is a very old game by now. For those of us that played it when it was new and those who want to know why this game started a whole new genre and is considered an absolute classic, this is a great opportunity to play it. The last group might be disappointed though, not cause it is not a great game, but it is old even ancient by computer game terms and it shows in the mechanics and difficulty.LOL!!! Shouldn't have told me that... now I might NEVER get Chapter Two done!
Sneakily chains Jack to a chair next to a computer that does not have Diablo I installed on it and has Gog.com blocked.
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When I was playing this game types, I would like to enjoy the moments I build my empire, before I have to destroy every enemy on my map to win. Usually the PC was killing me first, not short after I has set out to my quest...Yeah, I remember those years well... and, I think, taking BioWare recent woes into consideration, that those times are still around when it comes to EA.
I will be honest, my interest in RTS games faded really quickly after my "outburst" with the event that led up to me chucking my "Red Alert" disk across the room... it became quickly apparent to me, that that particular genre was really no better than playing chess with a computer that can calculate your moves and adapt to counter them faster than you can "Button Mash" and "zerging" your way across the map.
A computer game's move in an RTS is only as honest as the programmer is... the object to a game producer is to get players to spend more time playing their games and make it difficult to "beat"... so programmers key in cheats that a computer can use on any given map, based upon your strategy... in short, making the game a "click-fest" of hell that isn't fun to me, so I gave up and quit playing them.
So, though I find it interesting and it conjures nostalgic feelings in me, I won't likely buy the remastered versions, as nostalgia alone and the evil taint of money grubbing bankers in "gamer suits" isn't enough to get me to part with my hard earned money.
The funny thing about getting old is realizing that nostalgia in its truest form, is dismissal and abstention of the shitty moments as you polish the turds of memory.
Then I've change my attention to the city builder games
But before the internet was wide available the haven't had this insulting business idea to sell half finish beta version or have their beta access tied to buy the game in advance or even to have some ridiculous DLC that is available since day 0 of the game release and is an integral part of the main game......
If I would set the same scale from such a game on WC I'm sure I would nearly wet myself laughing:
- Lynara obvious would be a lock char, most likely with the whole story about her side
- loading time would be about 3times greater
- also obvious we would must install a virus *äh* rootkit *äh* copy protection system that requires always internet connection for *very* *impotent* reasons
- of course each translation would also be a DLC
- and we would have the game without proper grammar and to compensate it the erros would be much more
- also the scene that was block before the gold master release would't be a bug, but another DLC
And Jack, of course, @DA22 and I always have the chair (and the rope or chain) ready for an unrestricted working environment
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I think Jack is thinking more of things like making Dragon Age an action adventure game instead of a CRPG and focusing on multiplayer, after EA took Bioware over, same happened with ME franchise instead of the great group dynamics and stories Bioware used to be known for in their long run of great games.Trust my experience EA is not as evil as it seems. Unpopular opinion, I know. But trust me
When making a product its always Money Spend on Product vs ROI. Video game don't escape that capitalist view!
By the way how is Palanto doing? Been quite a while since I saw him around here or in other games on this forum.
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From what I read is, that he has he's own fuck ton of work to care beside WC and propaply work's like the old saying: A day has 24h and if a day is not enough you can always add the night to it...
But seriously, it would be nice if he could have a pause and could enjoy himself. I doesn't think that such workload is healty on long terms, so hope he is doing right.
But seriously, it would be nice if he could have a pause and could enjoy himself. I doesn't think that such workload is healty on long terms, so hope he is doing right.
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I completely agree with you on that @c3p0 . Stretching yourself is good, stressing to much is not and yeah I think the fact Palanto is extremely busy atm is a given. Well from our side we can only have some patience and not put further pressure on.
Yeah, I really hate the way that some game companies try and bilk more money out of their fans, through DLC and microtransactions... particularly for content and crap that should've been in the game to begin with.When I was playing this game types, I would like to enjoy the moments I build my empire, before I have to destroy every enemy on my map to win. Usually the PC was killing me first, not short after I has set out to my quest...
Then I've change my attention to the city builder games
But before the internet was wide available the haven't had this insulting business idea to sell half finish beta version or have their beta access tied to buy the game in advance or even to have some ridiculous DLC that is available since day 0 of the game release and is an integral part of the main game......
If I would set the same scale from such a game on WC I'm sure I would nearly wet myself laughing:
So I'm going to sleep workday today was hell, so please don't kill me in my sleep for my evil ideas
- Lynara obvious would be a lock char, most likely with the whole story about her side
- loading time would be about 3times greater
- also obvious we would must install a virus *äh* rootkit *äh* copy protection system that requires always internet connection for *very* *impotent* reasons
- of course each translation would also be a DLC
- and we would have the game without proper grammar and to compensate it the erros would be much more
- also the scene that was block before the gold master release would't be a bug, but another DLC
And Jack, of course, @DA22 and I always have the chair (and the rope or chain) ready for an unrestricted working environment
To be honest, I haven't played a video game since I started "Wicked Choices: Book One"... and never finished "Assassin's Creed: Origins" which is the last game I purchased and played... I even skipped Red Dead Redemption 2. I just no longer have the time and would rather spend what time I have trying to focus on our own game, make it better and get more support...
And, while I LOVED Diablo, I never played the second one, because I did some work with a 3rd party company that was helping with that game... by the time I was finished working on my little part (which was an exercise in frustration), I had no interest in playing the game... so, yeah, just haven't picked up my PlayStation or Xbox One controller in over a year, except to use it (my Xbox) to watch Netflix, Crunchyroll, Funimation or rent/buy movies to watch, during the brief period of time (2 hours) I get to spend with the wife, before she goes to bed.
Since starting "Wicked Choices" my life has taken a turn from "big time gamer" to "ABSOLUTELY BORING OLD F*CK".
Although, I do very much have my eyes on Cyberpunk 2077 and DO intend to get that game.