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Title: Multi-conversations!
Post by: atec123 on February 06, 2009, 12:31:34 PM
Here, i just thought of this, here;s what you do:
I start 3 conversations, like this:
1) 1st conversation
2) 2nd conversation
3) 3rd  conversation


and we continue them, and ifi you want, you can add conversations, eatch time you post, you must say something in all conversations, and every 6th page, we re-start the game with 3 new conversations, so, let's get going:

1) Don't you love scrooling things?
2) I think KQ5 is the best KQ game!
3) UBUNTU ROCKS!!!

NEW RULE: You can also remove conversations, but only do so if the conversation is ended.
Title: Re: Multi-conversations!
Post by: tessspoon on February 06, 2009, 01:26:14 PM
1) Scrooling things are awesome! :D As is our own little dialect we have here at TSL... fopmuffin! crugs! scrooling! XD XD XD


2) KQ3 ftw! Especially the remake. :yes:


3) ?

Title: Re: Multi-conversations!
Post by: atec123 on February 06, 2009, 01:42:52 PM
1) yeah, this place really is funny, I wish I'd been here sooner, at least I was here for (and in fact started) scrooling things lol

2) I dunno, KQ3 was good, but I still love KQ5, possibly cause it was the first I played.

3) Ubuntu is a popular linux distro, the site is http://ubuntu.com
Title: Re: Multi-conversations!
Post by: tessspoon on February 06, 2009, 01:47:00 PM
1) Yep, wish I'd found this place from the start. Crugs and fopmuffin were both before my time, and they don't show up much anymore.

2) KQ7 was the first one I played (and the only one I had ever even seen until a few years ago), but I love KQ3 cause it has Alexander. <3

3) Ah. Don't know anything about Linux, really. Probably will next semester though when I take Computer Systems.
Title: Re: Multi-conversations!
Post by: Yonkey on February 06, 2009, 07:16:42 PM
1) I'm not quite sure about the origin of crugs either. :P  All I remember was Jafar seeing a bunch of colours and hallucinating me in them for some reason. XD  Fopmuffin's another one that I never quite got, but I think Rosella started it. :P

2) KQ6 is definitely my all-time fave

3) Is Ubuntu the most popular one?  I once wanted to install Linux ages ago, but at the time nothing was really that user-friendly.  Is Ubuntu as easy to install as Windows?
Title: Re: Multi-conversations!
Post by: Jafar on February 06, 2009, 07:46:19 PM
1) Oh, I can answer that first one. Crugs came from a typo someone made...don't remember EXACTLY who it was, but I think it was either LN or Vipt. The thing about seeing Neil spinning in the colors came from that trippy flash animation LN made that featured...Neil spinning in the colours. XD

2) 6 was a brilliant game...the only thing that bugs me about it though...the cursors cycle through WALK HAND EYE etc. instead of WALK EYE HAND etc. Am I the only one who was bothered by that? :P

3. Well...I just know that the penguins give me the creeps. XD
Title: Re: Multi-conversations!
Post by: atec123 on February 06, 2009, 07:48:10 PM
1) I like fopmuffin, it sounds funny XD  I also like scrooling, and chessy. I havent been here long, and already lotsa memories!!

2) KQ6 was REALLY awesome, and, as a game it was better, but I like KQ5, just cause of all the great memories, you know?

3) Ubuntu I think is the most popular.  in my mind, it's sure the best!  They have a great support forum, it works with Wine to run windows programs, it's user friendly, (though a small ajustment from Windows) and cool.

4) I like turtles lol!
Title: Re: Multi-conversations!
Post by: snabbott on February 06, 2009, 08:16:35 PM
1. Fopmuffin does sound funny! I don't think I've heard that one outside this thread.

2. I don't remember which KQ I played first. My first Sierra game was Space Quest 1 (the original, not the remake). The first I was of King's Quest was in that game when you press Don't Touch in the shuttle and land in the moat around Castle Daventry. I think TSL is my faforite! :D

3. I haven't used any of the Linux versions. Hopefully, they're a LOT more user friendly than Unix! XD

4. I prefer cats!
Title: Re: Multi-conversations!
Post by: Yonkey on February 06, 2009, 09:04:15 PM
1. Jafar: you're alive! XD 
Atec: lol for some reason I thought "chessy" was what Tessy's version of chess or something.  :P
Snabbott: But have you heard it outside of TSL? o_O

2. Speaking of TSL, I just checked and we cycle WALK EYE HAND etc.  That seems like it makes the most sense, since that's generally the order of most used cursors to least.  Unless, of course, you're trying to pixel hunt with the HAND everywhere. XB

3. I think once TSL's out I'll try installing some additional operating systems.  Ubuntu for one, but I'd also like to try out Windows 7.

4. I like turtles ...chocolate. :P  But yeah, I prefer cats as well. XD
Title: Re: Multi-conversations!
Post by: tessspoon on February 06, 2009, 09:22:28 PM
1.
Quote from: Yonkey on February 06, 2009, 09:04:15 PM
Atec: lol for some reason I thought "chessy" was what Tessy's version of
XD

Rosella's definition of fopmuffin on urban dictionary:

"A completely awesome word that should be used by every single person in everyday conversation. A combination of the words "fop" and "muffin," it does NOT refer to a muffin who acts British. In a certain poor quality dictionary, the word foppish was defined as "of, or relating to, a fop." The word "fop" was not present in said dictionary. Though the word originated as a censor to a certain other word that begins with f, its use is almost unlimited! "

XD

2. No, you're not Jafar. I was watching hercrabbiness's play through of KQ6 yesterday and she complained about that as well.

3. Windows 7 should be interesting.

4. I have a turtle named Quasimodo; he's a plastic pool toy. Long story. :P
Title: Re: Multi-conversations!
Post by: atec123 on February 07, 2009, 05:16:27 AM
1) LOL is that really in there?  that's awesome!!

2) I have never cared, actually, I may be only one of the people who liked that! XD

3) I'd run it, but my compouter sucks. :P

4) lol, I don't have a turtle, I was talking about that youtube vid, anyone seen it?
Title: Re: Multi-conversations!
Post by: night-owl on February 11, 2009, 06:19:09 AM
1) Heh. I need to catch up on the  forum stories i see. i can see the proud signature, i'm checking that now.
2) Hmmm my top favourite? I love them all. I liked KQ 4, I love the new remakes and i liked both 6 and 7. Truth be told I forget what is in number 5 as i haven't played the series in a while. I will need to get back to numbers 3,4,5 and 6 pretty soonn. As for no 7, the cartoony feel was cute. But I believe the tsl is likely to become my number 1.
3) I don't trust new windows. Every new windows is worse. I think I will stick to xp. and ubuntu/linux isn't bug free either. i would use it for security but you know..it all depends on how you view security.
4) I believe there is a considerable number of turtle videos on youtube. I assume you are referring to something that has been mentioned sometime earlier? I love dogs most, anyway and I have two myself.
5.) movie or book?
Title: Re: Multi-conversations!
Post by: atec123 on February 11, 2009, 11:46:24 AM
1) crugs, fopmuffin, chessy, scrooling, crarecter and all those rock!  check my siggy links and post in thy chessy scrooling nesteth quote threade

2) best kQs (in order best to worst though all are good.) kq5, kq6, kq3, kq4, kq7, kq1, kq2

3) ubbuntu is good for me, thank you.

4) I like cats better

5) book, usually
Title: Re: Multi-conversations!
Post by: Yonkey on February 11, 2009, 06:44:33 PM
1) There were a few other famous words from the past: elde, XD (although that one's still used quite a bit :P), omgwtf, killer monkeys... oh, and of course the :suffer: ! :P

2) That's probably the same order I would use... but I'd also add MoE after kq2. XB

3) I think I'm actually going to install Ubuntu soon, dual booting with XP.  But, I'm going to buy a book on it first, just in case I run into issues and completely screw over my computer. :P

4) Has anyone actually posted the link to this turtle Youtube video yet?

5) I'm more of a movie guy, myself.
Title: Re: Multi-conversations!
Post by: atec123 on February 11, 2009, 07:32:11 PM
1) I though XD was common, omgwtf is say's thing (was) right?   :suffer: duh.

2) yeah, lol, forgot a bout moe as a kq game.

3) good idear, its 99.99897 percent awesome!

4) now they have.  *cough* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMNry4PE93Y *cough*

5) yeah, I like movies, but if it's a movie of a book, the book always wins. :P
Title: Re: Multi-conversations!
Post by: night-owl on February 12, 2009, 04:47:10 AM
1. omgwtf is common elswhere but the scrooling (I love it!!), crug and fopmuffin are hilarious and going to  my top favourite coinages. 
2. I don't know..doesMoE even deserve to be in any classification?
3. I've got to try it sometime, then. Though I had problems with linu when i had it. It kept free9ing all the time. With windows at least i know what i;m doing..heh.
4. AHHH. Now you're talking.  rotfl. Robert McNamara comes to my mind: Never answer the question that is asked of you. Answer the question you wish had been asked of you.
5. I would agree with that statement, Atec. a 180 minute footgae will rarely ever do a good book justice.
6.That said, any favourite book adaptations you can think of?
I liked Lord of the rings trilogy, even though there were some missing scenes from the book i would like to have seen in the film. But it was well-done.
Title: Re: Multi-conversations!
Post by: PirateKingChris on February 12, 2009, 04:58:53 PM
1) Haha I wish I hadn't missed so much of this forum's history, that fopmuffin and crug stuff sounds hilarious.

2) No MoE doesn't deserve KQ classification :P And my order of best to worst (although like atec said, none are BAD) is: KQVI, KQIV(Took me a long time, and played it with my mom and sis all the way through...First game of any kind I was involved in beating in fact), KQV(First game of any kind I beat by myself), KQVII, KQIII(Still never finished it though it's the first I played YEARS ago), KQII, KQI

3)I've never used anything but Dos or Windows, know nothing about Linux

4) I'd watch that video if I were to be on a computer that isn't dialup :P But my favorite turtles are NINJA Turtles, and I LOVE cats :)

5) Generally I like the book better. But sometimes I watch the movie if it's based on a book FIRST so I don't spoil the movie in case I don't have time to read the book for awhile.

6) I believe the best books to movies I've seen are LotR, Fight Club(which I actually found better than the book anyway) and the first two Harry Potters (I like the other movies, but the first two are closest to the books since way less is cut out) Oh and The Rules of Attraction is a movie I LOVE based on a book...but I have yet to read the book as of yet :P
Title: Re: Multi-conversations!
Post by: night-owl on February 14, 2009, 01:48:02 PM
1.There is more and quote a lot to dig through. I'm sure it's stuff of memories for those who created the history.
2. Hehehe, so i thought. KQ4 i hardly remember now- as it was one i played, decided the story was nice and the character too- and liked it but put it away due to eye-sore. the old graphics were kind of hard on the eye.  I think of the original vga games part 5 was my favourite anyway. And then KQ6. I loved KQ7 The recent remakes are an altogether different story-i really enjoy them.
3. i haven't used dos in a good few years-although in emergency situations it comes in extremely handy.
4. I can't think of nothing else to add to this conversation except that every small animal, cat or dog or turtle, is cute.
5. Ah yes. That usually is a good strategy. I don't and sometimes it ends with a low mark of the film, even if it isn't necessarily bad.
6. Sometimes there are just too many shortcuts.
7.What is the most challenging adventure game you ever played?
Title: Re: Multi-conversations!
Post by: Yonkey on February 14, 2009, 02:06:15 PM
Since we're adding conversations, I think I'll modify the rules so that we can remove conversations as well.  Particularly the ones where we've reached an end. :P

2. I still haven't played KQ4 completely through yet.  It's yet another thing on my list of things to do, after TSL. :P

3. I haven't used DOS in ages... The UNIX shell I tend to use somewhat often though, to access TSL's VPS server whenever I need to upgrade Redmine or something.  It's pretty similar to DOS, in my opinion.

6. I've always felt that movie-adaptations will never be able to capture everything written in the book.  But then again, I don't usually read books, so I'm not one to complain. :P  I know there are some movies that they do take extreme attention to detail.

7. Hmm... I actually haven't played that many adventure games, so it's tough to say.  I think I found KQ5 pretty tough, due to its dead-ends.
Title: Re: Multi-conversations!
Post by: atec123 on February 14, 2009, 03:29:17 PM
Ok, that;s good. I came up with the game really fast, so it wasn't well planned rule-wise. :P

2) I have played KQ4, but not as much as other ones, so I haven't beaten it more than like 5 (ish) times

3) I use the Various linux/UNIX terminals, and they are a bit like DOS, though especially the UNIX shell.

6) Yeah, sometimes it sucks, how bad movies can be percived from a book, like eragon, the people who didn't read it LOVED the movie, but the poeple who read it hated it.

7) I would have to say Riddle Of The Sphinx (http://www.riddleofthesphinx.com/home/index.html).
Title: Re: Multi-conversations!
Post by: night-owl on February 15, 2009, 04:22:09 AM
Ah, that's a relief.  :thumbsup:

2.It would be good to see a remake of kq4 in decent graphics and perhaps enhanced with story details. But i will grant it to you, Atec, kq8 is more deserving of a total overhaul. If you guys can accomplish it, you shall be another Hero of what I call "King's Quest Revival" *Cheering on*
6. Well there are some non-adaptation films that tend to be very detailed and last 3 hours -which i like if i feel it makes the story complete but then we can't force everyone to sit in the cinema for that long.   Of book adaptations over 3 hours long I have to say I loved Apocalypse now: redux. It added a whole new dimension to the film.
7. now that looks good! I will have to try that, thanks for adding the link too. i haven't played many new adcentures, for the longest part i;ve been stuck on the old school classic games-kyrandia 3 was pretty good in te challenging-the-brain department, there were some tricky puzzles. kq5 too. I
Title: Re: Multi-conversations!
Post by: atec123 on February 15, 2009, 09:12:08 AM
2) Yeah, there's this one you know:
http://mmgames.org/KQ4
There's a forum and the project is promising, though moving slow.  I am a big follower of the project and a moderator there, and yes, MoE IS getting a total overhaul by us, I think we can do it.  Thanks for the cheering! ;D

3) Yeah, though I do like those, I don't usually like to just watch a film for that long.

7) Riddle of the sphinx is awesome!  Have you played Myst?  The interface is much like that, and the story is amazing, and you really have to think!  It's awesome! It came out it 2000 I think, so it's newer than most games I play :P
Title: Re: Multi-conversations!
Post by: night-owl on February 15, 2009, 02:13:37 PM
2. Uhmm. It appears to be dead. Or at least temporarily down. But i;ll keep an eye on it. Perchance it shall be restored to life.  Good to know there is one like this or at least has been attempted.
  :james: Rock on, MoE remakers :)

7. I know of it and it's waiting in line. I will get it after i get Syberia. An then I'll get this Sphinx thing because it does look interesting.  Now, all of that will only happe at the beginning of next year due to recession and other interesting games that are coming soon :)

s?

Title: Re: Multi-conversations!
Post by: atec123 on February 15, 2009, 03:05:19 PM
2) lol, my bad.  it needs www, so:
http://www.mmgames.org/KQ4
will work ;D  Yeah, and here's there announcement page on the AGS forums:
http://www.bigbluecup.com/yabb/index.php?PHPSESSID=f863213494a62dc753148cc51076f341&topic=26896.0
Thanks!

7) Yah, I have had SO many games I have wanted to play at times, AUGH they were awesome, but I got nothing done!

8 ) what do you mean s?  DID you hear about what happened in melbourne, damn , I'm glad AGD2 and family were fine!
Title: Re: Multi-conversations!
Post by: night-owl on February 15, 2009, 05:12:46 PM
oops. I forgot about ww myself. I;m so used to not adding anything in the address bar-it always works but not with clickables.  Thankess. It does look promising, the screenshots are lovely.

true enough. If I wanted to do everything i hope to do i would need to live some good 300 years.

a. I was going to ask something but ten decided against it but obviously one letter stayed there.  ::)

It's really dreadful, a journey to hell... 181 victims or more :( such a pointless loss :(. Destructions up to 80 percent, especially in the town of Marysville/ I just can't imagine that.  I hope something can be done to improve protection system.  But little can be done about mad arsonists. It seems a bushfire arosnits is a probem specific to the region- i do hear about some who light the fires for recognition, to pretend to be heroes. Now, that's sick. And the clever ones are hard to catch too. Still just catching arsonists won't help anything. 

It's simply dreadful.



 


Title: Re: Multi-conversations!
Post by: atec123 on February 15, 2009, 06:08:04 PM
lol 8 ) turns to 8) !! ;D

2)  yea, that project is promising!  I love the screenshots, and I think they are even further than that at this time, though progress is slow at the moment. (That always happens at some times with fan games :P )

8. that is horrid. >:( :( :'(  There's a thread on the AGDI forums about it, you know AGD2 and family were almost wiped out!  here's the link, and it has a good post by AGD2 about what he did and what he saw!
http://www.agdiforums.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=13275&start=0&st=0&sk=t&sd=a&sid=5b59d47d63719f1889958fec370652aa
Title: Re: Multi-conversations!
Post by: night-owl on February 16, 2009, 09:47:33 AM
Dear heavens, poor guys. It's a relief they are fine. 

You know my father just told me..one time he had an australian colleague researcher and he wrote to him or her that he feels sad about this fires. The answer was that this is nrmal in Australia, that they are used to it. It might be so but it's still hell. I can;t imagine being ued to it, it;s just not part of what i would consider reality but there it happens quite a lot -the fact that they might see it as normal is, itself, dreadful. It;s a horror of a thing to get used to :(


As for arosnists...i guess it;s all about money, too.
Title: Re: Multi-conversations!
Post by: atec123 on February 17, 2009, 08:23:55 AM
lets keep to the multi discussion
8) I'd hate to lve there, if they think fires are normal, than.....
9) What is your favourite book?
Title: Re: Multi-conversations!
Post by: night-owl on February 19, 2009, 01:37:38 PM
me too, although a visit to Australia some day might be interesting. i;ve never been anywhere outside europe. Only on a trip to morocco, but it lasted a week only. 

9). Hmmm. I tend to have quite a few favourites, mostly classics, though. Out of non-classic books i liked the remains of the day by kazuo ishiguro, Lord of the rings trilogy. i also read a parody-it was funny.  I also love Zadie Smith's White Teeth.


10) Are there any places you would like to visit?
Title: Re: Multi-conversations!
Post by: Deloria on February 27, 2009, 08:32:05 PM
Another European? :) Where do you live? :) Welcome, there are far too few of us. :P

10) I've been almost everywhere I want to go, apart from Istanbul, Iceland, Denmark, Greece and Montreal. :P Though I would love to visit my all my happy places again. :P
Title: Re: Multi-conversations!
Post by: atec123 on February 27, 2009, 09:10:07 PM
10) i haven't been out of the us, except once i think when I was little.
11) What is your favourite website/ (besides this one :P )
Title: Re: Multi-conversations!
Post by: Yonkey on February 27, 2009, 09:27:43 PM
10) LOL Montreal?! I think those other places are far more worth seeing first, Deloria. :P  There are actually a lot of places in the world I'd love to see someday.  In Europe, probably: Ireland, Italy, Switzerland, Greece... even UK and France again since it was kind of rushed the first time I went there.  Then there's the Caribbean, Australia, New Zealand, Hawaii, Japan, Egypt, and possibly Kenya.  Of course, the first set of countries is far more likely than the second. XB

11) Facebook. :P

Title: Re: Multi-conversations!
Post by: Deloria on February 28, 2009, 07:41:57 AM
3) Windows RG (http://www.hallikainen.org/windoze/winrg.swf), anyone? :P

10) Switzerland isn't worth seeing. ::) We have hills, some nice lakes, mountains, chocolate and not much else. :P

Title: Re: Multi-conversations!
Post by: atec123 on February 28, 2009, 10:37:16 AM
3) hell yeah!  it's awesome!  I found it a year ago!

10) I love Toblerone (sp?) bars!

(Posted on: February 28, 2009, 11:25:42 AM)


11) I think I like youtube :P

12) why do some people around here come, stay for A LOOOOOOOOONNNNNNNNNNNNGGGGGGGGGG time, and then leave, and come back a year later?
Title: Re: Multi-conversations!
Post by: Deloria on February 28, 2009, 03:24:43 PM
10) Yes, Toblerone. :P But Cailler chocolate is the best. :P

Title: Re: Multi-conversations!
Post by: Haids1987 on March 01, 2009, 08:31:09 PM
10) In my current state of the month, chocolate would be entirely welcome.  Perhaps I should go to Switzerland for the next 5 to 7 days.

12) This forum isn't as active as other places online, so people kind of forget about it until they're like, "Oh yeah! tsl-game.com!  I should go there and check it out!"  Then they get sucked in and remember why they were there in the first place.  I'm one of those guilty individuals.

13) Isn't it funny how the second someone says that they have an itch on their back, you start having an itch on your back?   :P
Title: Re: Multi-conversations!
Post by: atec123 on April 17, 2009, 08:57:36 PM
10) I love chocolate, if it's good.  Meaning I don't rally like hearshey's bars but I like the really good chocolate.

12) Yeah, I guess I see what you mean.

13) Never noticed that. :P
Title: Re: Multi-conversations!
Post by: tessspoon on April 18, 2009, 09:00:05 AM
10) Mmmmmm.... chocolate. Unfortunately I don't have any in the apartment atm. But I ate more than enough Easter weekend. :P

12) Unfortunately I think I'm slowly entering the "only-post-every-so-often" stage. :-\

13) Just reading about Haids talking about is making my back itch. :P XD
Title: Re: Multi-conversations!
Post by: PirateKingChris on April 18, 2009, 02:03:40 PM
10) I'm trying to avoid too much chocolate. Since I've been off caffeine even the slightest amount bothers me.

12) Yeah it's kinda bumming me out that most people are in that stage...I'm getting there too though. I found another forum that is a little more active, nothing to do with adventures and it doesn't mean I'll stop coming here.....I just wish it were busier here again  :-\

13) Yeah as soon as I read this my side itched. Sneezes are contagious the most of anything though. Generally if you sneeze in front of someone, or they sneeze, someone else is going to. XB
Title: Re: Multi-conversations!
Post by: Yonkey on April 18, 2009, 02:17:50 PM
10) I don't usually have chocolate that often, but I've had quite a bit around Easter.

12) I wouldn't worry too much.  I'm pretty sure this place will get busy pretty quickly once the game is closer to release.

13) I always thought yawns were the most contagious. :P  The next time you yawn around someone, you'll most likely see them yawn too within 30 seconds. XD