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I'm actually pretty good at game design too.

I appreciate the link. A long time ago, I invested in Sophocles, and I've been using that pretty religiously.

consider it done.

Ennui is a noob too.

Good. I like that. I just rolled back around and someone found this thread from my old sig. brian.gefrich at gmail

Is my original tutorial still on here anywhere? I suppose a search would answer that for me. EDIT: It's here (http://www.halflife2.net/forums/showthread.php?t=55945&page=2) but go figure, none of the screenshots are anymore. I'll have to try to find them again.

I just can't wait for UT2007 so I can start making Machinima in this engine.

That is one hell of a good read.

I had a similar problem when I first got the game, and then later a similar problem with FEAR, and it turns out that it was my motherboard drivers that were out of date. So much for auto-updating software.

and where there's rats, there's plague.

This sounds like it could be great. I don't have DoD:S yet. Is it possible to incorporate the material from that into a single player experience, so you can take advantage of the lip-syncing and scripting of the normal game?

You are straight to the point, aren't you? No, none of my writers have been published, with the notable exception of a few articles I've done for IGN and a poem in a local literary review years ago when I thought poetry could make up for gross negligence. No, other than the tutorials I...

We're gonna have to hope that my screenwriting team is good enough. :D As for the proof, it's going to be a pretty standard Law & Order template, just in City 17. I think there's plenty of latent humor just in the situation, but I'm going to try to keep it somewhat serious.

The Radeon cards with two monitor connectors will list a Primary and Secondary adapter so that you can run different settings to each monitor. It's just one card, though.

What's het?

Trench warfare is the next big thing. I like it.

This is why I have returned. My second coming will herald in blah blah blah etc,etc.

Dangerous Waters is a great sim. Silent Hunter III has a good deal more atmosphere, but the range and scope of DW is awesome. I'll be giving my copy to a friend and buying it again through Steam

I don't want to say that it's too easy, and I don't mean anything against the music video creators, but they are very different entities. Part of what the concept would actually prove would be my writing abilities and how capable I am at taking that vision and transferring it to the game...

I really really need to play this.