Tremulous Forum
Community => Off Topic => Topic started by: Conzul on August 13, 2010, 08:42:32 pm
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Just wondering. Since the discussion seems to be in the air. I play because I like aliens. I also like the color scheme. Just so you know.
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I play because of the rts and fps feel. I also enjoy how building heavily influences gameplay, so every game can be different (other fps games like cod depend fully on who's playing). I also enjoy how aliens are so different from humans, but still are quite balanced. I also love how it's opensource, with a great community. :) Hurray Tremulous
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Variety. Trem combines several great elements into one awesome delicious free package. Both 1.1 and GPP are drastically different, which is even better.
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I don't play.
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I don't play.
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(http://what-buddha-said.net/Pics/addiction.skull.jpg)
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I play Trem as a way of relieving boredom, stress and the sense of frustration I get when I can't jack off properly.
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I don't play.
LIAR!!!
Also, I play because humans vs humans games can get really boring, and I <3 GOONS!
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I play Trem as a way of relieving boredom, stress and the sense of frustration I get when I can't jack off properly.
that's why I play
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I play because it's fun?
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(http://i831.photobucket.com/albums/zz233/A_Spork/stannum_awesome.jpg)
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(http://i831.photobucket.com/albums/zz233/A_Spork/stannum_awesome.jpg)
A Spork has been questing in multiplayer, hoping that one day, the Magic Increadibly Stupid Glasses would drop from a fallen enemy.
He would savor the moment as he stooped to pick them up, the feeling of euphoria as he slid them onto his nose...
And he would be complete.
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I saw a link to Trem on the Minecraft (also a fun game) forums under the topic of "Awesome Free Games". I decided to check it out, because reading the about page, it seemed pretty amazing. I like the fact that it is both an FPS and a bit of an RTS at the same time.
The models and graphics remind me of Turok, another game I used to love to play.
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just played through turok. pretty good.
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Which one?
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The first one for N64.
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The only game I play is Tremulous. No other games appeal to me. Occasionally I might play Monster Hunter Tri for a bit. And also my clan mates are pretty cool people to chill with.
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learning curve. once you learned how to play, its hard to move on. hell, we fought hard not to get dizzy of wallwalk and experimenting with the features.
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I've been playin old PS1 games recently, i.e. Spyro, Final Fantasy, Crash Bandicoot. I got some neat Jap game I want to get working called LSD - Dream Emulator.
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I like playin ps1 games via emulator on my computer. I <3 FF7-9
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I've been playin old PS1 games recently, i.e. Spyro, Final Fantasy, Crash Bandicoot. I got some neat Jap game I want to get working called LSD - Dream Emulator.
I think it was sold in the US under the name cheeseburger.
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> What reasons do you play Trem for?
So I can tear people apart while I wait for the time when I can do that in real life to real people.
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You should probably seek a game with a better physics engine.
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> What reasons do you play Trem for?
So I can tear people apart while I wait for the time when I can do that in real life to real people.
Have you considered the medical profession? Specifically, you could be a surgeon. Then you'd get payed to tear ppl up
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I used to have half life 2 deathmatch and the orange box so i like to play something similar :turret:
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Tremulous: source.
Do it.
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Tremulous: source.
Do it.
Code it.
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I started playing because it ran on linux, and looked pretty decent. There was humans I could start on, then graduate to the more complex gameplay of aliens. I play now 'cause I haven't found a suitable replacement (and I'm getting reasonable at aliens now)
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I started because it looked cool awannd ran on linux and wallwalking seemed fun
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I play because you can spectate on Official US server and laugh about others, like Flareon and that Iabznoobz thingy.
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The people and community are cool. and it's open source
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and it's open source
The industry is changing. Unfortunately, just because code is open-source doesn't mean you have the right to edit or redistribute it. Google's lawyers are proving this right now. The terminology we need to start using is "Freedom Software".
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Unfortunately, just because code is open-source doesn't mean you have the right to edit or redistribute it.
That is pretty much the definition (http://www.opensource.org/osd.html) of open source.
Google's lawyers are proving this right now.
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The terminology we need to start using is "Freedom Software".
Or just use free software (http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html) which has been used for over 25 years.
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I should have said that the meaning of the term, open source, is changing. I'll try and get some bibliography.
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The terminology we need to start using is "Freedom Software".
Or just use free software (http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html) which has been used for over 25 years.
Actually, free software may not be open source. "Freedom software" is both free and open source.
edit: sry dubel post