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Fine, maybe I will, gosh!  :

I know people are going to say 'Look in the database', but the ranking system isn't all that great. I'm looking for some AGS games (preferably 2004 and older). I need to know of some good games, because I don't want to judge a game just by it's ranking.

I'm just saying that even though people don't agree with my dislike of text games, they can at least respect my opinion. Now let's get back on topic, shall we? Oh, by the way MrCollossal, the homosexual thing was in a thread way back called Bone: Out From Boneville in the general discussion. Pretty obscure, eh? A thread about a game I was trying to make (until it was criticized by 75% of everyone) turns into a thread about homosexuals, racism, sexism, etc.

It's not you, it's what you write.

Well, what did I write wrong in the thread for my new in production game, David Smith: Private Investigator? Most people ignored that. Heck, I doubt anyone that has posted in this thread has even heard of it. Sorry for rambling.

I guess it's not my writing, it's my opinion that you have against me. So much for freedom of speech.  
I just find text adventures annoying because they are too mucg like books. Why would I want to go on my computer to do that kind of thing? Why not just go in my room and read something? 

Freedom of speech is the ability to state your opinion without being punished.

Freedom of speech is not stating your opinion and having everyone who hears it automatically agree with you.

I'm sorry, Yoda Man. You have been eaten by a grue.

One time I spoke out against homosexuals and it seemed like the whole forum was burning against me. So what if I don't like text adventures? Come kill me, see if I care.

I dunno. I guess text adventures just aren't my thing. I do remember the black cauldron being kinda fun for a while, but it got hard since you didn't know what you were supposed to do.

I guess it's not my writing, it's my opinion that you have against me. So much for freedom of speech.  
I just find text adventures annoying because they are too mucg like books. Why would I want to go on my computer to do that kind of thing? Why not just go in my room and read something? 

I'd say quite a few people here are number 3 (like Hammerite).Ã, 

9) Yodaman poster: You vigorously look for helpful text in your threads, and you try to help others. You can't stand people who post information that isn't helpful, and you live life to the fullest. You tend to hang around the General area, replying to religious and political threads. You have a few friends on here (including Raggit and lo_res_man, among others), and people tend to ignore anything to do with the game you are making. You aren't afraid to speak out your religion- even if it gets mocked to death.Ã, 

I'm not sure which I prefer, but one advantage of text based games is I can specify exactly what I'd like to do, for example
> BURN YODA MAN

What does almost everyone here have against me? They ignore the thread of my new in production game and they ignore my Critic Lounge posts.

By text adventures i mean  pure text- no graphics at all, no music. A vry unrealistic adventure.

You mean like... books?

Preposterous!

Like the very first text adventures- I remember a King Arthur game or something. Yes, kind of like an interactive book.

By text adventures i mean  pure text- no graphics at all, no music. A vry unrealistic adventure.

Which one do you think is better? I prefer graphic because there is a lot more detail put into the game. I hate the games where you have to type however, like The Black Cauldron or KQ1. Those are SOOOO annoying.

Very good! Some are a bit jumbled, but for the most part, right on. Ã, Number five is especially good for a dark room and what not.

What about the first track, the midi one? I was never going to use the MP3 one in my game anyways.

The Honeymooners was an old sitcom, you twit!

Right now I'm worrying that my game will be a huge downfall. Maybe your excellent voice acting will improve it, Raggit.

define 'cool'.

Why not just have a continuous link at the top of each page at the game database that links to the Bicycles For SLugs thing?

[Jesus Quest!]

Heh, I can make a lot of money by making a game about this...

Jesus Quest!



The first adventure game about the so called Son of God. PRE-ORDER IT NOW...

*Slaps Krysis*

That's for blasphemy! 

On a more serious note, I think His band would be awesome and would play all style of music, combining them into something not even the Beatles could front on!

I know these may not be as high quality as Oz's  :, but they are MIDI and are the best quality I can get (however, the second one is an MP3 recorded from MIDI to get the 'concert style' echo effect). The second one is also compressed with WinRar. 

http://gimehost.com/v/4666586/1154710091882.mid 


http://gimehost.com/v/2417040/1154711526105.rar

Pharisees and Jews:

The Pharisees thought they had to follow eons of laws to get to heaven, some as silly as not opening your door for a beggar unless he had walked a certain amount of miles. Christ taught that you should love your neighbor and love God with all your heart, soul, strength and mind, and if you kept that, then you would be able to keep the law.   

Nostradamus:
Most of us don't agree with you. 

Regarding Krysis' post about religion being false:

That's just your excuse cuz your an atheist!    The Bible would make sense to you if you actually read it!

The topic: 

Bob Marley wouldn't have done it out of desperation if he did it seven months before he died.