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Both of them are fiendishly hard, but HIGHLY rewarding. I remember thinking when I was a child that getting the boss's weapon to use afterwards was the fucking shit. Then having to figure out the best order to complete the stages using the newly acquired weapon (pre-internet)...god damn. Awesome times. I can still boot up most of the Mega Man games on the NES and have a blast with them. MM2 & MM3 are the creme de la creme though.
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slayerming2 wrote: Hey Michael
Just wondering if your interested in the new Underworld Ascendant?
www.kickstarter.com/projects/othersidega...ndant?ref=nav_search
Seems like it could turn out to be a pretty interesting game!
And you wouldn't, by any chance, happen to have a commercial interest in this game? Shill elsewhere please.
Good point if I wanted to shill a game I should probably have gone to a bigger site....And definitely not one being run by Michael Barnes.
Anyway I was just interested to know his thoughts on the game since this is probably one of the most interesting gaming projects in a long while.
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The hype wagon stops here, and you should have a little more respect.
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slayerming2 wrote:
ThirstyMan wrote:
slayerming2 wrote: Hey Michael
Just wondering if your interested in the new Underworld Ascendant?
www.kickstarter.com/projects/othersidega...ndant?ref=nav_search
Seems like it could turn out to be a pretty interesting game!
And you wouldn't, by any chance, happen to have a commercial interest in this game? Shill elsewhere please.
Good point if I wanted to shill a game I should probably have gone to a bigger site....And definitely not one being run by Michael Barnes.
Anyway I was just interested to know his thoughts on the game since this is probably one of the most interesting gaming projects in a long while.
Since you have been a member here for 5 months, you should be familiar with our members feelings about Kickstarter and our site's policies regarding it. However, in case you need a reminder, here is a link: http://fortressat.com/forum/28-trade-forums/158795-kickstarter-news
If you want to avoid being thought poorly of, I suggest you get yourself an avatar, and post about this Kickstarter in a more appropriate thread. Either the ones listed in the above link, or in the current Kickstarter News article http://fortressat.com/news-newsflashes/5209-board-games-on-kickstarter-feb-27
And Pete, you should probably follow him to where ever he posts to continue to discuss this topic. Let's keep this conversation on topic.
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I just started doing this myself at the first of the year (seemed like a good time). Why? Just simple I wanted to start seeing what it was I was playing and how long it was since I last played. I was curious and thought it'd be a fun, alternate way, to interact with my hobby.ThirstyMan wrote: Logging your games played? Why?
There's been a handful of games that I've manged to snag in trade that are hard to come by. The Bugman's Game (thanks Dogmatix!) and Train Raider (whatever happened to Sgt Dave?). It is also a good way to clear out some games I no longer have an interest in...Like a bunch of Euros I stocked up on early on and later regretted.ThirstyMan wrote: Filling in your For Trade list? No thanks.
About the only real thing I visit there are the personal comments on games from people - The GeekBuddy thing. The little blurbs from people I know online I find vastly more helpful than someone's random review. Knowing the person's tastes, their rating and a few sentences about their thoughts are vastly more informative than a 10,000 word rules recap "review". I recently started filling mine out as a way to return the favor I guess.ThirstyMan wrote: Informed comments and fun to contribute? No.
As far as contributing in the forums there...Nah, not really for me.
That I agree, but I think it is because BGG is often an easy sell (if you break the code). Cater towards their tastes, get them salivating about something and you're well on your way to burning through a few thousand copy print run.ThirstyMan wrote: Mostly, I think BGG think they are more influential than they are and assume that anyone, who is anyone, must be part of their sphere of influence. Garbage.
Well those be my answers to your questions.
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