After nearly 6 years since last playing the game, and almost 7 years since being a regular EVE player, I am now officially back in business and playing daily. Actually I've been playing since June! I usually play a little bit every day where possible. I've taken a step back from the days of hardcore...

Personally it's not a series I would recommend based on how it ends.. but you'll have to decide that for yourself. Some say the 'journey' is worth it, but kinda like ST: VOY... the ending is not particularly satisfying.

A followup with the expansion, Descent 2 Vertigo! This doesn't really need its own thread.

BSG really peaks at season 3 IMO, season 4 is a bit of a mess.. there are some good moments though. But the ending, ugh...

As for LOST, oh noes, you've never seen Lost? Oh my... you're in for a huge slap in the face, LOL.

Hmm, I don't remember any episode previews for BSG - only recaps. I guess that's something they added on Prime. Perhaps because they think people won't know whats going on? :mrgreen: I've done a few runs of BSG since it aired, I definitely enjoyed it more at first. But subsequent watches have change...

This is a casual longplay of Descent II played on Linux using the DXX-Rebirth port. I didn't find all the secrets, and I skipped a bunch of secret levels (despite finding multiple exits) because I just don't really enjoy the secret levels all that much in this game. So, Descent II is a pretty good e...

There were cutscenes planned, I don't know if any of those made it into release? Likely not, since the assets were rendered more than a decade ago now.

Edit: Found a test scene here, I think this was rendered by VA and I provided the effects+music. This would be circa 2003 also.

Here's another ambient one. Not sure where this would fit, to be honest I think a lot of the pieces were situational themes.

Well, there was a lot of music but very few tracks were complete. It was mostly random mixes thrown together, a lot of B5/Crusade influence in some of them. Quite a few ambient pieces. Most of it was recorded live with an actual full blown synthesizer. The only software I used was something to recor...

Well it's good they didn't use any of the soundtrack I made wayyyy back in 2003

Yeah he gave up trying to finish it, so someone else did. I'm not sure if he approached them or they offered, but TI is now available as a release build. I am sure it will get a few patches. It also means TI is officially dead in the water, with Act 1 being the only release and all subsequent acts c...

This is a casual longplay of the original Descent using the DXX-Rebirth port on Linux. The version is a little dated as I was unable to successfully compile the later versions. So I ended up using the one in the repo. Descent and the Descent series of games are among my most favorite games of all ti...

This is a blind longplay of Red Faction II using the PC version of the game on Linux Wine. The game seems to run pretty well on Wine and is even optimized for 1080p widescreen, which I was surprised at considering it's from 2001-2002. Although my knowledge about the development of this game is quite...

The issue is most recording software uses what is sort of known as a 'stereo mix' which basically captures all audio a system outputs and receives, this way you can record microphone input and game audio without trouble. Most people have to turn down their game audio and increase microphone gain whe...

Although this was released a month ago, I forgot to post about it here. Few people check these forums, but it does get its fair share of search traffic, so why not? The latest level in the Omens series is available now. Although I have tested the level multiple times (in both singleplayer and multi...