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.
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
Variety. Trem combines several great elements into one awesome delicious free package. Both 1.1 and GPP are drastically different, which is even better.
I don't play.
(http://what-buddha-said.net/Pics/addiction.skull.jpg)
I play Trem as a way of relieving boredom, stress and the sense of frustration I get when I can't jack off properly.
Quote from: your face on August 13, 2010, 10:46:49 PM
I don't play.
LIAR!!!
Also, I play because humans vs humans games can get really boring, and I <3 GOONS!
Quote from: Jedarus on August 14, 2010, 02:21:56 PM
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
I play because it's fun?
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Quote from: A Spork on August 15, 2010, 04:58:55 AM
(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.
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.
just played through turok. pretty good.
Which one?
The first one for N64.
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.
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.
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 like playin ps1 games via emulator on my computer. I <3 FF7-9
Quote from: Aelita on August 18, 2010, 06:59:39 AM
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.
> 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.
You should probably seek a game with a better physics engine.
Quote from: God, maker of the world on August 18, 2010, 11:34:57 AM
> 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
I used to have half life 2 deathmatch and the orange box so i like to play something similar :turret:
Tremulous: source.
Do it.
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)
I started because it looked cool awannd ran on linux and wallwalking seemed fun
I play because you can spectate on Official US server and laugh about others, like Flareon and that Iabznoobz thingy.
The people and community are cool. and it's open source
Quote from: Kiwi on September 08, 2010, 11:51:48 PM
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".
Quote from: Conzul on September 09, 2010, 12:56:51 AM
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.
Quote from: Conzul on September 09, 2010, 12:56:51 AM
Google's lawyers are proving this right now.
???
Quote from: Conzul on September 09, 2010, 12:56:51 AM
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.
I should have said that the meaning of the term, open source, is changing. I'll try and get some bibliography.
Quote from: gimhael on September 09, 2010, 05:49:08 AM
Quote from: Conzul on September 09, 2010, 12:56:51 AM
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