I believe many devs have to bite their tongues not to tell anything about Adventure Y... I know it was a common feeling back in the closed beta of both BG and BG II
Considering the fact I've bitten mine off months ago, that's a hardly a problem for me anymore
I can still type though, damn... Must be the reason why my typing skills have gotten so bad the last several weeks.
Every time a forumite earns a badge, an angel gets a .
More importantly, which kind of angel are we talking? Are talking cherubim, or are we talking Candice Swanepoel? I don't think cherubs eat, and I need some clarifications.
If Karlie hadn't retired, she'd be the default, she's into kookies.
Every time a forumite earns a badge, an angel gets a .
More importantly, which kind of angel are we talking? Are talking cherubim, or are we talking Candice Swanepoel? I don't think cherubs eat, and I need some clarifications.
If Karlie hadn't retired, she'd be the default, she's into kookies.
It seems to imply that the game is done to a good point, if Phillip can make a (relatively) precise word-count guess. Dang it, why did it have to be just a single line? WHYYYY? Now we can't even read in between lines... speculation time may not start at all!!
It seems to imply that the game is done to a good point, if Phillip can make a (relatively) precise word-count guess. Dang it, why did it have to be just a single line? WHYYYY? Now we can't even read in between lines... speculation time may not start at all!!
We are actually close to the end of production.
As I mentioned before, I'm going to be busy with voice actors in the near future and we don't commit to VO until we have a script and gameplay we're happy with.
Dammit. We were so close to beating out IWD in terms of game text. Oh well, I suppose we'll have to settle for almost 500,000 words.
I could give you a random dialogue of a gnome talking about the merits of the humble Rutabaga?
Aaaah! The humble rutabaga, or yellow turnip is a root vegetable that may have originated as a cross between the cabbage and the turnip. My Aunty Kandiun, who was a veritable feast to the eyes in herself due to her large and pendulous ears, was credited as the said cross breeder who managed to make a turnip pollinate a cabbage. The idea had been mooted for years by the late gastragnome Petoid Telips, the same gnome who invented the radish peeler, but his methods of reproduction had always failed due to his illogical preference in using his rather short and podgy cultivator... He would have been far more successful using a plain hoe... However, ol' Aunty Kanduin, did not get the opportunity to name the vegetable. If she did we would all be calling it the Panduin's Red Todger! Her son, Panduin, a spoilt and misbegotten gnome if ever I saw one, had a favourite teddy you see, called, you guessed it, Todger. Our Panduin, would scream and wail if he was not allowed to play with his Todger before going to bed, so you see in some respects I am pretty relieved. That aside, on the great vegetable naming day, a little known day held each year after the High Harvestide, where gnomes of all races, gather to name the irregular and downright gnarly vegetables that just cannot be classified, which are then named and consumed with great gusto and glee, our Aunty Kanduin was accidently force fed a flying Tressym pie. This was quite a surprise at the time, and another story in itself, and resulted in a horny centaur (you should have seen those antlers! Huge!) named Junthreece to come trotting to the rescue. Swiftly, he gave my Aunty Kanduin a good pounding, dislodging the flying pastry from her throat! Much relieved, my Aunty Kanduin completely forgot about the naming ceremony and accepted Junthreece's offer of a healthy romp in the woods, to settle the air in the 'ol lungs. In the end it was decided to take the the first letter of each name of the remaining gnomes present and draw them out of a bag. For reasons still unknown to me, their were a lot of gnomes named Adalbert, hence the three a's. Personally, I like to think it was some cosmic chance, but the world is far more organised than that, as I am sure the gods themselves, of whom I am a fully prayed up member, can attest to. So the Rutabaga, with great aplomb, was named. Uwe, incidently was gutted his initial was not pulled out first, but the Urtabaga can be saved as a name for another day... Even @elminster likes to munch on the humble rutabaga. So please. If you see him. Pass this mighty tasty morsel to his ensorcelled hands and speak well of me.
Dammit. We were so close to beating out IWD in terms of game text. Oh well, I suppose we'll have to settle for almost 500,000 words.
I could give you a random dialogue of a gnome talking about the merits of the humble Rutabaga?
Aaaah! The humble rutabaga, or yellow turnip is a root vegetable that may have originated as a cross between the cabbage and the turnip. My Aunty Kandiun, who was a veritable feast to the eyes in herself due to her large and pendulous ears, was credited as the said cross breeder who managed to make a turnip pollinate a cabbage. The idea had been mooted for years by the late gastragnome Petoid Telips, the same gnome who invented the radish peeler, but his methods of reproduction had always failed due to his illogical preference in using his rather short and podgy cultivator... He would have been far more successful using a plain hoe... However, ol' Aunty Kanduin, did not get the opportunity to name the vegetable. If she did we would all be calling it the Panduin's Red Todger! Her son, Panduin, a spoilt and misbegotten gnome if ever I saw one, had a favourite teddy you see, called, you guessed it, Todger. Our Panduin, would scream and wail if he was not allowed to play with his Todger before going to bed, so you see in some respects I am pretty relieved. That aside, on the great vegetable naming day, a little known day held each year after the High Harvestide, where gnomes of all races, gather to name the irregular and downright gnarly vegetables that just cannot be classified, which are then named and consumed with great gusto and glee, our Aunty Kanduin was accidently force fed a flying Tressym pie. This was quite a surprise at the time, and another story in itself, and resulted in a horny centaur (you should have seen those antlers! Huge!) named Junthreece to come trotting to the rescue. Swiftly, he gave my Aunty Kanduin a good pounding, dislodging the flying pastry from her throat! Much relieved, my Aunty Kanduin completely forgot about the naming ceremony and accepted Junthreece's offer of a healthy romp in the woods, to settle the air in the 'ol lungs. In the end it was decided to take the the first letter of each name of the remaining gnomes present and draw them out of a bag. For reasons still unknown to me, their were a lot of gnomes named Adalbert, hence the three a's. Personally, I like to think it was some cosmic chance, but the world is far more organised than that, as I am sure the gods themselves, of whom I am a fully prayed up member, can attest to. So the Rutabaga, with great aplomb, was named. Uwe, incidently was gutted his initial was not pulled out first, but the Urtabaga can be saved as a name for another day... Even @elminster likes to munch on the humble rutabaga. So please. If you see him. Pass this mighty tasty morsel to his ensorcelled hands and speak well of me.
/in character as Piro.
W-what? There's a vegetable naming day? No one told me that. Also, a centaur and a gnome? And I thought MY heritage was weird!
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I can still type though, damn... Must be the reason why my typing skills have gotten so bad the last several weeks.
Any chance for some pictures?
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*Anduin smiles... No fruit in that question at all... Waits for somebody to ask for a banana...*
Also, I cannot sticky the Adventure Y news thread because it would look not right: but if an administrator decides to do so, it'll be fine!
Wild surge: Thread promoted. Thread stickied. Both effects apply.
If Karlie hadn't retired, she'd be the default, she's into kookies.
The one in my pocket, of course!
Finally found one that's not too revealing.
Besides, she's totally got that "Aerie" vibe. Totally appropriate!
There universe IS just!
As I mentioned before, I'm going to be busy with voice actors in the near future and we don't commit to VO until we have a script and gameplay we're happy with.
Aaaah! The humble rutabaga, or yellow turnip is a root vegetable that may have originated as a cross between the cabbage and the turnip. My Aunty Kandiun, who was a veritable feast to the eyes in herself due to her large and pendulous ears, was credited as the said cross breeder who managed to make a turnip pollinate a cabbage. The idea had been mooted for years by the late gastragnome Petoid Telips, the same gnome who invented the radish peeler, but his methods of reproduction had always failed due to his illogical preference in using his rather short and podgy cultivator... He would have been far more successful using a plain hoe... However, ol' Aunty Kanduin, did not get the opportunity to name the vegetable. If she did we would all be calling it the Panduin's Red Todger! Her son, Panduin, a spoilt and misbegotten gnome if ever I saw one, had a favourite teddy you see, called, you guessed it, Todger. Our Panduin, would scream and wail if he was not allowed to play with his Todger before going to bed, so you see in some respects I am pretty relieved. That aside, on the great vegetable naming day, a little known day held each year after the High Harvestide, where gnomes of all races, gather to name the irregular and downright gnarly vegetables that just cannot be classified, which are then named and consumed with great gusto and glee, our Aunty Kanduin was accidently force fed a flying Tressym pie. This was quite a surprise at the time, and another story in itself, and resulted in a horny centaur (you should have seen those antlers! Huge!) named Junthreece to come trotting to the rescue. Swiftly, he gave my Aunty Kanduin a good pounding, dislodging the flying pastry from her throat! Much relieved, my Aunty Kanduin completely forgot about the naming ceremony and accepted Junthreece's offer of a healthy romp in the woods, to settle the air in the 'ol lungs. In the end it was decided to take the the first letter of each name of the remaining gnomes present and draw them out of a bag. For reasons still unknown to me, their were a lot of gnomes named Adalbert, hence the three a's. Personally, I like to think it was some cosmic chance, but the world is far more organised than that, as I am sure the gods themselves, of whom I am a fully prayed up member, can attest to. So the Rutabaga, with great aplomb, was named. Uwe, incidently was gutted his initial was not pulled out first, but the Urtabaga can be saved as a name for another day... Even @elminster likes to munch on the humble rutabaga. So please. If you see him. Pass this mighty tasty morsel to his ensorcelled hands and speak well of me.
W-what? There's a vegetable naming day? No one told me that.
Also, a centaur and a gnome? And I thought MY heritage was weird!