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[Angthoron]

DINK SMALLWOOD

Anyone else played that shit?

Well duh. And a lot of mods. Some were pretty good too.

 

[ChristofferC]

First cRPG? Might & Magic VIII... I think...
Not sure though... maybe it was...
DINK SMALLWOOD

Anyone else played that shit?

I have played it. It came free with PCGAMER back in the days when I didn't have Internet at home.

 

[dextermorgan]

Please, tell me this was staged.

No clue, I did a search for the sewer rage and only noticed the brofight in the background after I posted the vid. Sounds genuine all right.

 

[Clockwork Knight]

http://borderhouseblog.com/?p=7966

Let me come out with it now: my favorite Final Fantasy characters tend to be the classic cheerful and energetic archetype, like Aeris, Selphie, and Vanille. It’s usually because I bring a lot of myself into games, and want to relate to someone in a fantasy world. Before I really looked into gender studies, I didn’t realize how problematic these characters were in respect to women’s portrayal in games overall. While I have that perspective now, I still look back at my connection to them with fondness. It wasn’t until recent conversation with peers that I tested my defense of these women; their reception is mostly negative or dismissive because they are seen as hyperactive and hyper-feminine, perceived to serve the very narrow interests of hegemony.

I have no words.

Eh, having not played 13 I have no idea about Vanille, Selphie was indeed borderline retarded in her perkiness ('Trains trains trains I fucking love trains~"), but Aeris was pretty far from hyperactive, hyper feminine, cheerful and energetic. There must be some quality brainwashing in those gender studies.

 

[Valestein]

My first RPG was Final Fantasy: Mystic Quest I think.

 

[evdk]

My first RPG was Dungeon Master. FTL FTW!

 

[corvus]

My first RPG was Morrowind.

 

[meh]

First cRPG? Might & Magic VIII... I think...
Not sure though... maybe it was...
DINK SMALLWOOD

Anyone else played that shit?

Yes, it was awesome. It had romances.

 

[Wyrmlord]

My gaming tastes were partly defined after I gained my first CRPG as a gift shortly after gaining my first PC, when I was 10 years old. The game was Betrayal at Krondor, the first CRPG I played.

I pity those who had Final Faggotry instead.

That is extremely lucky.

 

[Ion Prothon II]

First cRPG? Might & Magic VIII... I think...
Not sure though... maybe it was...
DINK SMALLWOOD

Anyone else played that shit?

It was shit indeed, and the developers didn't even pretend it's not a joke. But in retrospect I think it was more fun, memorable and challenging than some recent Bioware and Bethesda games .

 

[Lagole Gon]

First cRPG? Might & Magic VIII... I think...
Not sure though... maybe it was...
DINK SMALLWOOD

Anyone else played that shit?

It was shit indeed, and the developers didn't even pretend it's not a joke. But in retrospect I think it was more fun, memorable and challenging than some recent Bioware and Bethesda games .

The new hiking simulator isn't bad.

 

[Ion Prothon II]

The new hiking simulator isn't bad.

Mods hasn't fixed it yet.

 

[catfood]

My first RPG was Dungeon Siege.

And I'm not trolling.

 

[Xor]

Dark Sun Shattered Lands.

 

[Menckenstein]

I don't remember my first cRPG but it was probably Ultima 5 which I played on my neighbor's Mac. I was pretty bad at it but I liked the music a lot.

 

[CrustyBot]

Pokemon was my first ever RPG.

 

[DwarvenFood]

Guess something like Eye of the Beholder if it counts. Also played a bit of Pool of Radiance but did not quite understand it yet back then.

 

[Ion Prothon II]

Albion, Daggerfall and Diablo short after they were released. Those games were on the same CD if you know what I mean [cool]. Too bad I was too underaged back then to fully understand how to play this shit.

 

[GarfunkeL]

http://borderhouseblog.com/?p=7966

Let me come out with it now: my favorite Final Fantasy characters tend to be the classic cheerful and energetic archetype, like Aeris, Selphie, and Vanille. It’s usually because I bring a lot of myself into games, and want to relate to someone in a fantasy world. Before I really looked into gender studies, I didn’t realize how problematic these characters were in respect to women’s portrayal in games overall. While I have that perspective now, I still look back at my connection to them with fondness. It wasn’t until recent conversation with peers that I tested my defense of these women; their reception is mostly negative or dismissive because they are seen as hyperactive and hyper-feminine, perceived to serve the very narrow interests of hegemony.

I have no words.

Eh, having not played 13 I have no idea about Vanille, Selphie was indeed borderline retarded in her perkiness ('Trains trains trains I fucking love trains~"), but Aeris was pretty far from hyperactive, hyper feminine, cheerful and energetic. There must be some quality brainwashing in those gender studies.

I'm fairly certain that those Borderhouse lunatics aren't actual academics. The bullshit they so often spew is so hilarious. Or maybe it's just Kwa. The genderstudy/sociology people from my university certainly aren't anything like these people Hoopy digs up.

My first RPG was Dungeon Master. FTL FTW!

The first one? Mine was Pool of Radiance on C64. DM was my second, on Atari ST.

 

[Angthoron]

http://borderhouseblog.com/?p=7966

Let me come out with it now: my favorite Final Fantasy characters tend to be the classic cheerful and energetic archetype, like Aeris, Selphie, and Vanille. It’s usually because I bring a lot of myself into games, and want to relate to someone in a fantasy world. Before I really looked into gender studies, I didn’t realize how problematic these characters were in respect to women’s portrayal in games overall. While I have that perspective now, I still look back at my connection to them with fondness. It wasn’t until recent conversation with peers that I tested my defense of these women; their reception is mostly negative or dismissive because they are seen as hyperactive and hyper-feminine, perceived to serve the very narrow interests of hegemony.

I have no words.

Eh, having not played 13 I have no idea about Vanille, Selphie was indeed borderline retarded in her perkiness ('Trains trains trains I fucking love trains~"), but Aeris was pretty far from hyperactive, hyper feminine, cheerful and energetic. There must be some quality brainwashing in those gender studies.

I'm fairly certain that those Borderhouse lunatics aren't actual academics. The bullshit they so often spew is so hilarious. Or maybe it's just Kwa. The genderstudy/sociology people from my university certainly aren't anything like these people Hoopy digs up.

Dunno, I've met plenty of retards from sociology/gender studies. Takes a certain mindset.

 

[Admiral jimbob]

Kwan gender studies classes seem to be... something else. I have no idea why, but I've heard from more than a few people who've taken courses in it over there that it's an utterly toxic atmosphere.

 

[Mangoose]

Hello,

Hey I finished some you tube videos of the game and thought I would post them in case someone might want to check out the game.

Here is the features video from you tube



here is the overall you tube video page

http://www.youtube.com/user/New1000AD?feature=mhee

 

[Gragt]

Come on, give it a try! It's free!

 

[Humanity has risen!]

Garfunkel and Jimbob running unsubtle damage control. Thanks for the chuckle bros.

 

[evdk]

My first RPG was Dungeon Master. FTL FTW!

The first one? Mine was Pool of Radiance on C64. DM was my second, on Atari ST.

Yes, the first one. Unfortunately I am not so old school to play it on Atari, I played it on my 386 SX personal computer.