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#261
Okay, so if all of you say that my English is quite understandable, I think I can now sleep peacefully. Thanks for tips, I'm sure I'll find it useful. :)

Anyway, if I'll commit a blunder, I'd please to send me PM. ;)

It's a real horror if you want to say something and you don't know *how* to do that. So when it comes to posting I usually open a Polish-English dictionary and check my utterance before. Sometimes it's the reason why my posts looks so huh.. poetic. Anyway, as I remember my English from the previous year, now I can see a little betterment! ;)

Yes cp, I was thinking about the non-translated English books. BTW, I've read "Treasure Island" in English not so long time ago.. heh, heh. ;D
#263
I think that someone here needs some singing lessons. ;)

Altogether it's not so bad, but the vocal part is too loud -- compare it with music (hey, that guitar isn't tuned! ;)). And it's definitely too short as for me.

A little question. Is that your first band? I don't want to be mean, but if yes -- try to improve your skills at first, *then* put some pieces into the web.
#264
Thanks a lot, buddies!

Yes, heh, heh.. I'm reading a lot, maybe not literature, but some websites with some articles, reviews in English and more. Anyway, I feel I should visit a libray and borrow some English books. What do you recommend for a beginning? ;)

Returning to the main thread, I'm thinking of how to do that and don't make waves in an exemplary thread. Know what I mean? Maybe send a PM to me with the corrections / instructions.. or something? I'm open for some suggestions. It matters much to me and I'll be really thankful.

Quote from: Pablo on Fri 10/06/2005 09:41:12Seriously, I'd suggest you to put that text in your signature: IF YOU HAVE A TIME AND ALACRITY, PLEASE CORRECT MY UTTERANCES WHERE IT'S NECESSARY.

Good idea, Pablo. I've been thinking about it before, but probably not everyone will know what is the matter... (and that's why I started this topic).

Babar, heh, heh... to a great extend it's a merit (?) of the dictionary anyway. ;)
#265
I've posted the same request somewhere at this board, but nobody has answered me, only Pablo - it's too little though, I think. I'm copying its text and adding a few new words:

One of the reasons, why I've decided to sing-in and join this community is to improving my English skills, so... If you have a time and alacrity, please correct my utterances (it might be the best as quotes), where it's necessary. I wish you do that with every post, that I will write, but it's probably impossible... :(

I always strive as best as I can when it comes to English, but... you can't win 'em all.

Anyway, I don't want impose this upon you, so I count only on your good will.

Hope you answer,
Skurwy.
#266
Critics' Lounge / Re: Terragen
Thu 09/06/2005 23:21:01
Well... I like drawing my backgrounds first on paper by an ordinary pencil, then transfering them to a graphic file and painting over them (plus this whole fun with a perspective), without any "3D stuff". Personally I just don't like (but don't hate as well) rendered bgs. Anyway, this conception of using some 3D programs, like Terragen in AGS games isn't so bad... I think of mixing the styles, (eg. classic, hand-drawn foreground of an image and rendered background), not copying a prepared work. How it'll look? Well... maybe I'll put a practice picture here, in the Critics Longue soon.

Hope it's understandable. ;)

Post-Scriptum: I've never played "Other Worlds", but I'm going to check it out. ;)
#267
Quote from: CoolBlue-Gord10 on Thu 09/06/2005 19:48:14I've used the musics of Silent Hill 2 and Resident Evil.
Hah, I knew it! ;)
#268
Phew.. exciting trailer! You know how to create a perfect atmosphere of horror, Ahmet.. I'm really interested in this story. Good luck with yer game!

Oh, I have a one question.. Is that music yours? It's cool and reminds me of something.
#269
Quote from: strazer on Thu 09/06/2005 03:03:16
Hm, your second animation reminds me of this.

Oh, yeah... Kyrål has done a good job with that. Great example.
#270
Quote from: Pablo on Thu 09/06/2005 18:21:03Well, duh... ::)

Yah, I know.. it's stupid... ;)
#271
Quote from: Haddas on Thu 09/06/2005 16:44:55
Quote from: Skurwy on Thu 09/06/2005 16:34:34
Haddas, haven't you posted that somewhere before?
No. I have not. This is the first place

Ok, so I must have mixed it up with something similar. Anyway, I like it. ;)
#272
Nice comic, Inkoddi. Haddas, haven't you posted that somewhere before?


Okay, my first Flash comic ever:

Plot: Huh...? Oh.. it's pretty simple. That guy in blue shirt was bumming around the crypt and...



Huh.. I wanted a more serious work, but I haven't any good ideas and -simply- got stuck. Anyway, hope you like it! ;)
#273
Um... it's weird. He's too static as for a men, who just getting his gun out and aiming somebody at the one moment. Draw a sketch first, then make some details... and search this forum narrowly, MrColossal has once posted a good firing animation sketch somewhere at this board.
#274
Competitions & Activities / Re: The ASCII game
Wed 08/06/2005 14:53:47
Quote from: WhiteNigga on Wed 08/06/2005 01:01:58LJUBICICE VOOOJIM TEEE I ZNAM DA CAM TI NAJJEPSI!!!
Who's the best? ;)
#275
Critics' Lounge / Re: Practice Background
Wed 08/06/2005 12:40:45
Quote from: Fizzii on Wed 08/06/2005 10:10:43
Quote from: Skurwy on Wed 08/06/2005 09:40:57
these shadows are a little bit too schematic as for me
How do you mean?Ã,  ??? I don't quite understand...

Sorry. ;) Well... it seems you've understood me anyway (I mean, that the shadows need bluring, due to fact that the sun is located far away on the horizon), your new edit is almost perfect, but [hmm...] I don't know if the second wasn't better... In my opinion, you should leave the sky empty - it's a marvellous view of a rising dawn.

Greets!
#276
Critics' Lounge / Re: Practice Background
Wed 08/06/2005 09:40:57
Great! It reminds me of some Loom's backgrounds and I really like it! I have only two things to accuse: these shadows are a little bit too schematic as for me and the grass "texture" should be more irregular (to look more realistic).

Hope I'll see the effects soon. ;)
#277
Competitions & Activities / Re: The ASCII game
Tue 07/06/2005 23:11:20
Adroitly, lo_res!

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#278
Wow, that's bloody great! Man, I really like what you do with tablet and Flash! You have a talent... ;)

Quote from: Stefano on Mon 06/06/2005 16:15:28Soon (in one month I guess), I'll post more on "AGS Games in Production" forum.

So we're waiting with impatience! ;)

Greets!
#279
Competitions & Activities / Re: The ASCII game
Tue 07/06/2005 15:04:44
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#280
Competitions & Activities / Re: The ASCII game
Tue 07/06/2005 12:40:13
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