The Stanley Parable

Tredecim

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11 years ago

Nov 5, 2013, 9:58:40 PM

Oh, ps: I saw znork playing The Stanley Parable on Steam lol

Tredecim

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Tredecim

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11 years ago

Nov 12, 2013, 11:40:45 PM

Hehe, yes, they built in an achievement for starting up the game a 2nd time lol

Divine_Moments_of_Truth

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Divine_Moments_of_Truth

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20 300g2g pts

11 years ago

Nov 12, 2013, 11:37:18 PM

Played it.

When the game told me to stop playing, I stopped playing.

[fornow]

Tredecim

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Tredecim

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11 years ago

Nov 8, 2013, 5:34:27 PM

adder wrote:
The biggest flaw in this statement is expecting that znork will make a serious post.

adderrrrrrrrrrrrrrr, at least let me hope!

VIPadder

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An eye for an eye leaves the whole world monocular.

VIPadder

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11 years ago

Nov 8, 2013, 5:10:54 PM

Tredecim wrote:
Too bad znork hasn't shown up and told us his opinion on this game - maybe'll ask him directly.

The biggest flaw in this statement is expecting that znork will make a serious post.

Tredecim

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Tredecim

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11 years ago

Nov 8, 2013, 12:41:22 AM

Too bad znork hasn't shown up and told us his opinion on this game - maybe'll ask him directly.

DarkMeph

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DarkMeph

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100g2g pts

11 years ago

Nov 7, 2013, 11:48:05 PM

Fighting Fantasy series of books got me into RPG computer games.

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Mansen

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Mansen

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11 years ago

Nov 7, 2013, 4:59:52 PM

They've also re-released some of the books on Android and iPad I believe - I remember playing the Firetop Mountain book on my iPod a few years back

VIPSharidann

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VIPSharidann

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11 years ago

Nov 7, 2013, 11:31:08 AM

Oh yes, me too!

That one was schwweeet!

There is a Tablet Equivalent called "Sorcery!" btw, not too bad.

Mansen wrote:
Really? They used to be quite popular. Especially the "Fighting Fantasy" series - I fondly remember the Warlock from Firetop Mountain book. lol

DarkMeph

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DarkMeph

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11 years ago

Nov 7, 2013, 11:27:17 AM

Mansen wrote:
Really? They used to be quite popular. Especially the "Fighting Fantasy" series - I fondly remember the Warlock from Firetop Mountain book. lol

Did one of the Author help crease Dungeon & Dragons game system. I remember the books of that series I cannot remember the title of the top of my head but it was a bit like MadMax where you drove a car.

DarkMeph

Tredecim

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Tredecim

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11 years ago

Nov 1, 2013, 3:05:49 PM

Has anybody of you played this gem?

I think it's brilliant.

What's your opinion?

(and please, dont spoiler anything for those who want to play it later)

Stealth_Hawk

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Stealth_Hawk

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23 700g2g pts

11 years ago

Nov 4, 2013, 2:26:16 PM

If you want a nostalgia overload, mansen, these Choose your Adventure stories are, unfortunately, becoming quite popular on Youtube :P

Tredecim

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Tredecim

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11 years ago

Nov 4, 2013, 9:25:33 AM

Mansen wrote:
Really? They used to be quite popular. Especially the "Fighting Fantasy" series - I fondly remember the Warlock from Firetop Mountain book. lol

Nope never heard of it. But as long as it is well narrated almost every book and game will be given a try by me

Mansen

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Mansen

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11 years ago

Nov 4, 2013, 9:17:10 AM

Tredecim wrote:
(I never heard of those "choose your own adventure" books)

Really? They used to be quite popular. Especially the "Fighting Fantasy" series - I fondly remember the Warlock from Firetop Mountain book. lol

Tredecim

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Tredecim

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11 years ago

Nov 4, 2013, 9:04:14 AM

Mansen wrote:
Oh please - It is about as deep as a dinner plate. I see people praising it for its interactive and unique storytelling, but it's just a random mess of plot devices to try and seem witty.

It doesn't even have the most basic qualities of "Choose Your Own Adventure" books (Which I used to love as a kid before I evolved into DnD and such). 2deep4me? 2shallow4me.

I like the way you think

But you are right, the storytelling is well made.

(I never heard of those "choose your own adventure" books)

Mansen

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