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Well, welcome back! Time machines really do exist, they just work differently than in the movies.  And while I have you here - I guess you don't have your old games anymore? Warrior of Might is on the list of "lost games" that our archivists are looking for, and possibly others, too.

I honestly can't even verify if a game actually ever existed by any metric. I remember "A cup of coffee is worth 1000 bathroom trips" but I only barely remember Warrior of Might. I don't remember what it looked like or what I did at all. I don't really have anything from that time period left, I mean 22 years I've had a dozen computers since then, flash drives were only like 128MB and I was using a 20gb hard drive in my PC. Dropbox wasn't a thing yet.

I think the only reason I left AGS is because I started playing in the Hammer editor and got involved in some mod projects for the Source engine.

I wish somebody had a copy of Warriors of Might because I'd love to remember what it even was (if anything at all).

Hello everyone.

I was an active AGS member back around 2002 as the possibly now forgotten famously annoying Squalman. I got my start with AGS and now I work in the industry currently at a AAA game publisher with 3 AAA credits under my belt.

What brought me back here was between my professional work and the small indie game dev studio I helped form, we were having conversations of how we got into gaming and I always came back to AGS as my start. I looked up and just happened to find the actual first project I released here as a kid: A cup of coffee is worth a thousand bathroom breaks. It still exists, that blew me away. I can still find my old posts on the forum. It's a little time capsule that is dear to me.

I'm all grown up now, I have my own kids half way to how old I was then. I'm a software engineering manager and architect. So much of that started here.