Jahled

No. We've virtually rebuilt the entire ingame GUI and are now in the process of clearing up the stragglers. So the entire visual set up of the game has been replaced, and about a hundred times better as well. This is partly why it has, and is taking soooo long. The drivers can see the light at the end of the tunnel now though Bill!

Watch your language dude.

The former.

Big and violent: http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0QQCfAkcT53Vt*g!VQJPNLYWmD9mso22aAVUx3i02o8C*aguL15K6PeGrfQViyh9QMhbLQVclA0CneW!ErqqBk0X1oyYQBVaGIeCqyDy1KSU/Here.jpg ..E's got the card somewhere..... >System body by the Ninja-master, La_Forge!

FM! Count me in! I'm crap at everything you listed but photoshop I guess, email me if you need examples of stuff. Sounds exiting! jahled@madasafish.com

I can't help but have the feeling though that continued 'interest' in this looser does but feed his ego (which quite frankly is the only thing fueling his continued existance as a SW point of source...). Life is full of sad people who are dumb to such websites; you can't hold their hands when they're online! Didn't vote.

It's not that advanced dude!

...the plot thickens... yet again the master of Ninjitsu has stumped me...

Given this idiot claims also to have the scripts to three movies after RotJ, I take all and everything on his pathetic site with a handful of salt...

This is the final paragraph of an interview with Geprge Lucas that appeared in today's Mail on Sunday RotS special (by Rob Waugh): 'They won't be any more films,' he tells me at Skywalker Ranch, the £100 million mansion he built with the profits from the series. 'I am closing the door on that. We are going to do television series, one animated, and some live-action. But they'll be spin-offs, letting smaller characters tell their stories. The main story is finnished. It was about Darth Vader. And he's dead. If I really wanted to cash in, I could, but to me that's not the point. To me this has all been just one story-a story that happened to last for twelve hours over a period of almost 30 years.' Well, aged 33, that '12 hours' has more or less dominated my life, but I guess good stories must come to end. I must confess to my eyes swelling up over the breakfast table when I read this. The last time a work of fiction did this was finishing Bernard Cornwell's excellent King Arthur trilogy,(The Winter King, Enemy of God, and Excalibur), when closing the book was like loosing friends i'd come to know.

De Giafferi-Sado Maso* *Great with a whip!

***bashing forehead once again on keyboard*** ...on and on untill someone gets to grips with this CD... in a cool and collected manor....

Very well put. still... he says HE invented the midichlorians. Dude, he can claim to have invented the carrot for all I give much thought for the twat. Ignore such stupidity, and get on with enjoying the Star Wars mythos as you've got to know it dude!

To answer your question very simply N3C dude, in 1977 my dad took me to a film unlike anything me or anyone had experianced before. The film opened with a space sequence the like of which no one had seen on the silver screen, and then that Star Destroyer completely engulfs the entire cinema with its rubble flying over you; all to a musical score by John Williams to suit the scene (blatently taken from Mars, by Holst) unlike anything previously in cinamatic history... and you know you are on a rollacoster ride. I guess that's why people spend three weeks camping outside cinemas having lightsaber fights and dressed as esoterical aliens or obscure Imperial Officers.... bless em...

Bear in mind this fool may actually be having a question and answer session with himself to flatter his inflatted ego.... let this 'personal-mate' of George Lucas not concern you.... for he is an idiot.

I'm a bit challenged when it comes to advanced stuff with computers. Apparently, or so i'm told, stuff like this should crack the game's engine...

Bullshit from start to finnish then! God some people are sad.

..but if you can achieve it... OBTAIN IT!!!

Perhaps thats because one of the legal requirements for loading the game is not reverse engineering the game to obtain the source-code! Guess you must of skipped that during instillation...

..but fascinating in a dweeb-out sort of way.... sorry i'm still stuck on super shadows girlfriend link amongst other stuff of course...

No. ..but dated, very old arcade type machines are very popular in some of the more trendy bars and clubs here in London; but I reckon it's because all the trendy middle-class media types are by and large crap at pool....

Part of me is secretly hoping some guy in France hasn't in fact 'retired' from moding... and will pick up on EaW if it is good. Aside from Rebellion, the Command and Conquer titles have been enduring favourites of mine; especially with the ease to create maps and mod stuff. I once had a map with a parachute drop of Albert Einstiens shouting 'where is my chalk?' So given petrograph are made up of former westwood people, i'm hoping EaW will be mod-friendly like C&C...

Think about it... ...depending upon the final product EaW will be, it's endurance in time isn't going to last without a simular editor as the one we all have got so much out of Rebellion with Revolution's RebEd! Given it was quite frankly such a good editor and has almost certainly been responsible for the continued interest in Rebellion, will EaW's legacy be at the mercy of a simular editor? Rebellion would have died for me long ago without all RebEd was able to breath into my imagination... ...just a thought...

Well, if you live in the states, buying it from Lucasarts is the option you have...and would still show interest in the game, and the gameplay behind it...

No. I was so freaked out with the 140 mb resulting file I deleated it from my PC.... I haven't got enough HD space these days to even play about with such software...