| Saturday, November 7 |
Quake3 Shots [5:15pm]
None of that magazine scan stuff, these are the
actual screenshots of Quake3.
Check out this GZone preview of
Quake3 that um, is in another language but those pictures still work. :) Thanks Matt
for the word.
The images dont seem to load a lot of the time, I'll see if someone at aCtivision can verify if those shots are "exclusive" or not so I can mirror them here.
Drakan [12:25pm]
Well, now that Heretic2 and Half-Life are
seeing the light of day, my 3rd pick for coolest games in production, Drakan is getting a
bit of press. Check out the latest
Next-Gen article: -VE
SD: "Technologically the biggest challenge was creating vast worlds that could be viewed from almost any angle - namely from the ground or the air. The air was obviously a big challenge because we had to render armies of enemies on the ground beneath you and keep a decent frame rate. We wanted to do all this and have indoor environments. Layer technology was the solution. By layering morphed geometry together to create our worlds, the memory was much lower than by storing every triangle and vertex in the world individually. It also allowed us to have vast worlds and get away from the standard single landscape surfaces and static BSP Tree environments, typical in most games. In terms of armies of enemies, we were able to solve that problem by dynamically reducing the number of polygons in our models as you move farther away from the characters."
Half-Life Multiplayer [12:25pm]
GameSpot has gotten a chance to check out the latest version of
Half-Life and the multiplayer maps and they have posted their impressions of the
testing.
Concerning weapons, multiplayer matches take on some interesting strategies. First, one of the Valve level designers showed off a technique he used when he was being pursued. He quickly dropped a satchel charge and from a safe distance, pressed the remote detonation device and his opponent exploded. It feels a lot like the pipe bomb in Duke Nukem but the effect is bigger and the overall look is much better executed. The laser guided rocket launcher was probably the hardest to use.
16Bit GLQuake [12:25pm]
All this from the mighty BluesNews: Matthias "Maddes" Buecher of The Quake Info Pool sends word of an update to the bug list on the info pool, as well as a
couple of unsupported programs: a 16 bit OpenGL .dll for Quake
and QuakeWorld (27 KB), and a BSP Texture renamer
(91 KB). Users are strongly urged to read the read me before experimenting with these
programs. Here's the lowdown:
The "16-bit Texture Enabler For 3Dfx's Win32 Quake OpenGL Miniport" (OGL16BIT) will rename the OpenGL extensions for 8-bit paletted textures. So GLQuake has to use 16-bit textures which leads to an improved image quality (less quantization errors). Check out the readme before using this program and don't forget: use at your own risk!
Blood2 Demo2 [12:25pm]
Monolith has released a new Blood2 demo, to fix
the problems many of us have been having with mouse control, faulty AI, and performance.
Now's the time to do it, since Blood has gone gold, remember?
Blood 2 Updated Demo (36.45MB)
CDROM.COM Stomped Amusement Enterprises Planetquake Gamers.org
Sharkyextreme
SIN [12:25pm]
Scott Alden sent out
word for the people trying to play SIN in high res wondering what was up with
selecting one video mode and getting another:
Resolution changing problem with the menus has been isolated. 960x720 was left out of the menu, so all the modes are off by 1 after 800x600.
If you're so lucky as to be able to run at 1024x768, crank the setting over to 1152x864.
Views [12:25pm]
Tech Etc [12:25pm]
werd
Some struggling with getting online but all is
well now. New network, new isp, good ping times. :) Thanks to Chris Johnson over at 3DR
for the ISP tips.
btw, www.pornquake.com kids.
| Friday, November 6 |
Blood2 GOLD [4:25pm]
Word from Jason
Hall is that Monolith's latest title has gone gold. Blood2. Jason also talks a bit
about recent SHOGO stuff. The point release for the multiplayer patch is slated for the
15th.
Blood 2 is now much better optimized n' stuff and is now GOLD. GT has it and they are now "doing what they do" with it! Expect it in the stores very soon.
Now that Blood 2 is gold, we are planning on re-releasing the more optimized demo. All that is really left for the new demo is for it to be tested (I'm installing it now - whoo hoo!). As soon as it passes all testing, we will make it available for the people who are interested! People who played the original Blood 2 demo and had speed/mouse/bug issues should be much happier with the new one.Once again, thank you all for your helpful input! This newer demo will also be a better gauge to determine how fast the final version of B2 will run on your system!
SIN Optimizations [2:35pm]
Here you go, word from Ritual on a couple of
tricks you can pull to speed up those load times on SIN maps. I never could figure out why
it was crashing on me at the end of level2 btw. Just had to skip ahead. :(
***SIN LOADING TIMES***
If you want to increase your times for loading quick saves type these commands at the console before you start a game:
developer 1
set flushmap 0
This speeds up "quick" loads i.e. when you already have the map loaded. Dying in the game isn't as painful now :-)
By setting developer to 1, it will not draw the status bar, so you won't get to see in between level information. This will save you about 20 or so seconds of loading time on just about any map. You will probably also see some warnings printed out since developer provides verbose information about what's going on in the game.
"flushmap" was used to explicitly free maps after they are already loaded for development purposes.
Tribes [11:25am]
I'm still kind of split about being excited
about this game or not, but you guys should check out the new Tribes preview that AVault has
posted.
What makes Tribes so addictive isn't just the enormous outdoor environments; it's not the massive 32-player capable online play; nor is it the 20x rifle that can cap an enemy from two miles away. It's not any one of those things -- it's all of them, and a lot more. The features built into this title are all top notch. High resolution 3D graphics make sure the game will be no slouch in the visual appeal department.
Heavy Gear2 [11:25am]
Um, the demo is delayed for the second time
now. They swear it is getting awful close to a demo release though. Here is the verbage
from the aCtivision page:
The multiplayer bug that has been delaying release has been a pesky one, which has taken longer than expected to fix. The update from Production is that it has now been fixed, and our QA Department is currently performing a final compatibility sweep of the demo. Despite our best forecasts earlier in the week, the demo will not be out today. Whether release occurs tomorrow or later depends on what QA finds in its sweep. We are very close!
Views [11:25am]
Tech Etc [11:25am]
In late December/early January they will also be releasing the K6-3 (Sharptooth) which will be 450Mhz and 500Mhz....which will have 256K cache on board....
450 is right in Q1... I'm not sure about 500 though... Q2? the 256K L2 is right... the igee is that I'm not sure that December/Jan. are right... I know we'll be in full production at that time but I don't think they've decided on a release timeframe yet...it's still undecided...
werd
Checked out TombRaider3 last night, The most
noticeable improvement I can see in the game is the incredible numerical increase from 2
all the way up to 3. After playing Heretic2 and using a mouse in 3rd person, using a
keyboard just feels like crud.
I'm now completely setup with the new lan here at home. Finding a *good* ISDN isp in Dallas is proving a bit more difficult than I thought. GTE = hourly rates = I dont use them anymore.
| Thursday, November 5 |
TombRaider 3 Demo [10:15pm]
The PC.IGN guys have posted the TombRaider 3 demo here. I'm fighting with
hardware a bit more here at the homefront than I surely planned on. This crap better pay
off in the end damn it!
Oh man it's been a long wait, but the Tomb Raider III demo is finally here. Tal and I have been playing the heck out of this thing for the past few days and I have to tell you, it's pretty damn fun. Just click here if you're using a modem and here if you've got a network connection and you'll be on your way. If you run into trouble with either of these give this a try. We offer these tips for those of you downloading the demo for the first time.
SIN Troubles [2:15pm]
If you already have a copy of SIN, make sure
you arent using that autoload CD menu that ships with the CD after you install the game.
Just use the desktop icon that was created during setup. Here's Don's .plan
update on that issue and a few others.
oh, Wednesday's section is up, Thursday's is canned due to me not having a playable connect past couple of days, and Tuesday's will be up in about an hour. :) I had to take a road trip today to pick up some hardware.
SIN [10:05am]
Started playing a bit of SIN myself last night.
(It was crashing on me though, bleh) but the boys at SharkyExtreme played through Ritual's
baby and have posted up a
review. Also, if you are having problems with the SBLive! and SIN, here is a fix for you.
Does SiN raise the genre to a new level? Not exactly. However, that was never Ritual's intent. They've clearly taken the Quake II engine, admittedly aging technology, and transformed it into a fresh game in an industry cluttered with clones. Through solid level design, a twisted sense of humor, familiar weapons, interactivity and near-perfect netplay SiN raises the bar for its competition, making their job that much tougher.
Carmack's FRAG2 Talk [10:05am]
Shooters tonight will be airing the
videotaped talk that John Carmack gave at the recent CPL FRAG2 Tournament. The show starts
at 7pm PST so go ahead and try. Your best bet is probably to wait till tomorrow after the
initial rush is over. Speaking of which Carmack is going to give another talk at the PGL finals in San Francisco next week:
John Carmack, co-founder, owner, and lead programmer of id Software, will appear in person on Nov. 14th, for the third and final day of the AMD PGL Championships being held at Club-i in San Francisco. He's not just there to witness the deciding matches in both the 1-on-1 (Quake II) and Teamplay (4-on-4 Quake clans) categories featuring id games.
From 2:45 to 3:30 (Pacific Time), he'll also be fielding questions and suggestions regarding the development of the much-anticipated Quake III Arena.
AMEN Shots [10:05am]
CaveNews
has gotten a hold of 3 new screenshots of AMEN from CaveDog. I'm hoping we hear a bit more
about this game now that SIN & Half-Life have both been completed. From what little we
do know the game sounds nifty.
Tribes Shots [10:05am]
I'll have to admit I never did get over to the Tribes
booth at FRAG2 last weekend, oops. Kamosa at Dynamix has posted the screenshot archive for
October. Within it are the first looks at the flying scouts and personnel carriers,
as well as various other gadgets. The most stunning however have to be the 3
sunsets. Check it out at picoday Thanks to StarSiege
Universe
Unreal Arena? [10:05am]
Next-Gen posted this article with some
speculation on the "next project" that the boys at Epic may be working on.
In a statement regarding earnings GT revealed two choice news tidbits that had not yet been announced.
The first, and certainly biggest, is Unreal Tournament, a title that, according to the release, is scheduled for an early 1999 release. While there were no details on this heretofore unannounced product, we're fairly certain from the name that it's going to be a multiplayer only title like Quake III.
However, shortly after that Mark Rein made a statement over at PlanetUnreal which makes things just more of a mystery
Unfortunately I can't engage the gossip caused by the GT financial press release. They obviously made a big mistake in using the name of an unannounced product in their press release but I can't reverse that now.
When we're ready to announce what Unreal Tournament is then we'll announce it. That will probably be in 4-6 weeks. Until then I'm sure we'll have to endure a lot of inaccurate speculation as to what the product is based solely on what people think they can figure out from two simple words in a press release. Oh well, these things happen.
Blood2 [10:05am]
The guys over at blood2.com posted a huge list of fixes that will be
available in the next release of blood2. This list includes things like:
Views [8:15am]
Tech Etc [8:15am]
werd
I gave up on yesterday, I'm getting the CPS of
about a 2400 baud modem right now. Loading any website is a 15 minute project and
downloading email.. ugh. I'll post the Heretic2 article this evening as well as the past 2
days weekly sections. Oh, and that ICQ from yesterday was a private copy that betabites
was being naughty with for distributing.
Lastly, yes that is my name in the SIN credits, I worked at Ritual for about a year before an "amicable departure"(TM) :P
| Wednesday, November 4 |
Uh... [3:55pm]
Wasn't that cute.. I wanna send a big kiss my
ass to South Western Bell for goofing up my isdn line all day. I was reorganizing some
router stuff today at the same time so I spent a couple of hours thinking it was my
fault.. BLAH What a load.. Havent even eaten all day. I'll be with you guys for an
afternoon update. BLAH BLAH SUCK damn wasted day.
Morning? [8:45am]
Hey monkeys, doing a few things at once right
now. Check out Red's and Blue's Quake3 previews and then go
grab the new ICQ from www.betabites.com while you
wait. I've got to reorganize the network here at home for a bit so things might be an hour
or so behind schedule.
Oh, and 3DShop (An affiliate site) is selling SIN for $39.99 so like go buy it.
| Tuesday, November 3 |
CPU Roundup [4:35pm]
FastGraphics has posted a new CPU roundup that is worth a look for
you guys shopping for a new gaming rig.
Boob Reduction 3 [1:45pm]
OGR just posted a preview of TombRaider 3. The
new much less top heavy Lara Croft makes an attempt to prove there is more to her than
meets the eye. I just heard through the rumor mill that apparently Eidos claims to have
packaged a game along with the latest Lara Croft soft core porn package.
Creative Banshee Drivers [1:45pm]
Billy done found out that Creative Labs has posted
some new drivers
for their Banshee card. Check it out
- Fixes screen corruption problems
- Allows the advanced module to appear in blaster control in Multi-monitor mode
- Allows Direct3D games to run in systems installed with Windows 95 retail
- Solves the "System Not Responding" problem when aligning the monitor while playing VCD or MPEG files.
Carmack on Q3A [5:45am]
John Carmack, Mr. programmer guy over there at id
Software updated
his .plan with a bit of a summary of the speach he gave at the recent CPL FRAG2 Quake2 Tournament that RiX won. It looks like
Quake3 is going back to the QuakeC roots of anyone can customize the game. This time it's
in ANSI C. Post what you think over at the Quake3 msgboard eh?
...The only real solution to these problems is to use an interpreted language like Quake 1 did. I have reached the conclusion that the benefits of a standard language outweigh the benefits of a custom language for our purposes. I would not go back and extend QC, because That stretches the effort from simply system and interpreter design to include language design, and there is already plenty to do.
I had been working under the assumption that Java was the right way to go, but recently I reached a better conclusion.
The programming language for QuakeArena mods is interpreted ANSI C. (well, I am dropping the double data type, but otherwise it should be pretty conformant)
The game will have an interpreter for a virtual RISC-like CPU. This should have a minor speed benefit over a byte-coded, stack based java interpreter. Loads and stores are confined to a preset block of memory, and access to all external system facilities is done with system traps to the main game code, so it is completely secure.
The tools necessary for building mods will all be freely available: a modified version of LCC and a new program called q3asm. LCC is a wonderful project -- a cross platform, cross compiling ANSI C compiler done in under 20K lines of code. Anyone interested in compilers should pick up a copy of "A retargetable C compiler: design and implementation" by Fraser and Hanson.
Speaking of which, The boys from Pseudo videotaped John Carmack's speach at FRAG2 and will be airing it this week in it's entirety. Thursday at 7pm EST. LinuxGames has posted a bit of a summary of their own from Carmack's talk as well.
Steed's Q3 Talk @ FRAG2 [6:15am]
The boys at Q2PMP have posted a report from FRAG2 going
over the details that Paul Steed revealed for Quake3 at his recent talk. -Blues
2. Arena will be client side for added speed. They have upped the framerate to 15 fps, things will look smoother at no cost to speed. The game speed should not be much slower than Quake 2's current gameplay.
3. If you got a glimpse of the PC Gamer article, we saw where Paul had modeled the designers. Arena will come with a tutorial on how anyone can "digitize" themselves into the game. They are trying very hard to make the game more easily customizable.
4. Paul says he is gonna do about a dozen models for Arena. Don't get him wrong. He wants to do a bunch of models, "especially a bunch of women" but he knows that the public is just gonna throw their own stuff in anyway, and they are trying to promote customizing more.(He expressed that a lot) So what we'll get will be "the basic toolset".
Duke4 [6:15am]
Chris Day of 3DPortal
made a trip down to the FRAG2 Tournament this
weekend and was given the opportunity to check out Duke Nukem4 being worked on by
3DRealms. Chris is the first person I know of to have seen Duke4 since the switch from
Quake2 technology to Unreal code. Here is his story
which gives away ZERO details on Duke4, but hey he said my announcing was the highlight of
the event, so what the hell. :)
Based on what I got a chance to see, not only does 3D Realms have their sights set on creating the best FPS ever, but they are obviously headed in that direction just a couple months after the switch from the Quake 2 engine to the Unreal engine. Perhaps the coolest thing of all though, even more so than most of what I can't mention, is the sketches of artist Paul Richards, which are beautiful and really set up the look and the feel of the game perfectly.
Nihilistic [6:15am]
PC.IGN has posted a new article talking with the Nihilistic crew
about their new technology and what we can hope for. -VE
"Our primary focus with this engine is creating a highly moody and realistic environment, so we are spending the most time working on features involving lighting, shadows, fog, etc," said Huebner. "We also have some really incredible 3D artists working on models, so we've spent a lot of time in the engine creating a character rendering system that does them justice."
Blood2 [6:15am]
The Monolith guys have word on an updated Blood2 demo
to be released after receiving many complaints.
Serious optimizations have been made (and are still being made).
It is WAY (and I mean WAY) faster now on ALL systems (especially lower end). If you can currently play Shogo with a reasonable framerate, you *should* be able to play Blood 2 just fine.
The mouse "feel" has been fixed. Much smoother. MUCH, MUCH SMOOTHER! The way it should be...
Qizmo [6:15am]
A new version of Qizmo
(QuakeWorld proxy) has been released. Apparently the recent "polyblend hack" for
software Quake broke the previous version.
My QuakeWorld Config [6:15am]
Ok guys, I'm finally 95% happy with my QuakeWorld team config and since
you guys ask for it so much in email here it is for you to play with. PLEASE PLEASE do not
email me asking how to customize it for you. I did not write the complex alias structure
myself.
Trespasser Demo [6:15am]
Another one of the incredibly bad games to be
released in the past couple of weeks. Trespasser's demo is out. Really nifty physics
though that just by itself is worth checking out. Check out TresCentral for download sites.
Unreal 219 [6:15am]
Word from PlanetUnreal is that version 2.19 of Unreal is now
available.
List of fixes: Internet Play
Views [8:15am]
werd
No idea why I woke up at 5.30am... Thanks for all the
nice emails yesterday btw. You guys are swell :)
| Monday, November 2 |
Half-Life Box Images [8:45pm]
I can't say this is something that exactly gets me
excited, but maybe you guys feel differently. Here are some images from www.halflife.org.
Voice Communication [4:35pm]
Wacky coincidence I guess that the release of 2 different voice communication programs
that you can use along side with Quake2 have been released. First off Here is BattleField
Communicator:
Battlefield Communicator is available in demo form as a free download from the ShadowFactor website (http://www.shadowfactor.com/). Users can register the software on-line for $24.95US. The Battlefield Communicator Dedicated Server is available as a free download at the ShadowFactor website.
After you check that out, take a look at RogerWilco that Blue ran across today.
Roger Wilco is a stand-alone application that allows you and your friends to talk to each other while playing multiplayer online games. It works with most existing games such as Quake II, DIABLO, and StarCraft, and does not require subscriptions or dedicated servers. Indeed, it works with 28.8K modems, because thats what a lot of people have! It seems to be part of the game, and lets you talk to friends and enemies instead of typing messages.
IDDA [4:35pm]
New version 0.99 of the id Demo Analyzer (which
creates stats from Q1/Q2/QW demos). What's new:
Disruptor [4:35pm]
Pels Interactive has posted a new interview
with Disruptor from id Software.
If you were God...
I'd make all women look like Jennifer Love Hewitt.
The Future [1:05pm]
I guess it's time I posted this. I will be joining the team of Charles Brown, Gary
McTaggart, Jack "morbid" Mathews, Mike "giggler" Wardwell and company
as the team Project Manager. Being a Project Manager for a team of this caliber is an
absolutely huge opportunity and responsibility rarely given to someone of my age. This is
the turning point of my life and career.
Things will remain as they are currently however for a while longer. The page will be updated every day as always.
Half-Life Mission Pack [1:05pm]
The boys at RadioActive
Software are working on an unofficial mission pack for Half-Life
that is in no way endorsed by Valve Software. Here is a snip from Contaminated.net
The Story So Far...
You are Sara Wilson, a British born pathogens/toxins expert. You were trained by the United States Army to identify and neutrilize threats to friendly troops. Now, as a researcher at the Black Mesa Research Facility, it is your duty to oversee the storage of the many materials that Black Mesa uses in its experiments. Suddenly, a guard bursts into your office, telling you that there's been an accident on Level 5, the storage floor; an automated platform carrying barrels of radioactive waste has malfuntioned, and the barrels have spilled. It's your job to get down there and do the clean up.Single Player Features
Half-Life: Level 5 is a single player add on pack that allows the player to experience the events of Half-Life from a different perspective.
New Weapons: There will be new weapons...
QIL2 [1:05pm]
QuakeWorld Invitational League season 2 is
looking to get started up after a very successful season 1. This time around things are
more automated and even better organized. Those of you who wish to volunteer and
officiate, as well as cast your vote for the QW Clans that should be invited head on over
to the page.
QW Intranet Master [1:05pm]
The Quakeworld Master Browser has been
released only for intranet use
3D Buyer's Guide [1:05pm]
VUP3D has posted their 3D Buyer's Guide, here is some info from
the article:
Currently, the 3D accelerator market is an interesting place. The major players are jockeying for position to win market share, and will do just about anything to get you to spend money.
GLQW Polyblend Patch [1:05pm]
From Blue's: Suami's Site has a patch up
for QuakeWorld 2.30 created by kenzeh called the Software QuakeWorld Polyblend Remover.
This performs the same function as the gl_polyblend switch in GL Quake, which allows you
to turn off the murky wavy water.
Views [8:15am]
Tech Etc [8:15am]
werd
Moving pretty damn slow trying to get through all
this email that I didnt get to sort through over the weekend. I'll have more stuff posted
for you guys in a bit. Being MIA for more than like 24hrs is a bad idea.
| Sunday, November 1 |
FRAG TWOOOOOOOOOOOO [8:50pm] - Updated by Huntsman
Want to send out a big congratulations to homeboy Rix who edged out Makaveli to take the
CPL tourny! (Quake2) Here is
the match. As far as i can tell, the top five were:
1. Rix
2. Makaveli (cool name, man)
3. Immortal
4. Resonance
5. Unholy
Congratulations guys, you guys are all much better than me :) Thanks, Unit, maybe you
aren't a whale afterall.
Railbalooza [8:35pm] - Updated by Huntsman
Since our mouses run fast and smooth now, we can use
that Railgun with greater ease. Well, you can, I couldn't hit the broad side of a barn
with a railgun. So, go check out The Railbalooza
project. Featuring Railgun only maps, I assume this will be come a LPB only deal, but
hey I could be wrong. Usually am :\
You guys may never see me again :\ [8:30pm] - Updated by Huntsman
sCary's not back yet, so I'll sneak one last post in
here. It's fun :)
Thanks all you guys who said they loved me, I feel warm and fuzzy now. But for that guy
who called me a wanker, YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE, this is for you (its a guy named
DR_unit). Oh, yeah, I'm second only to Blue cause I've had to rip off him :) Thanks Blue!
This update sCary's news page has been fun, feel free to email me and toss insults.
Scroungin for News [8:32am] - Updated by Huntsman
Well, I've been running around mooching of VE and
anybody else I can find because you pudwhackers won't send me any news! I did find on my
own a comparison of
hardware vs. software rendering. This is something that tweeks my tallywagger if you
get my drift. Quake2 in hardware is nice, but, like, its ALL YELLOW, heh. You ever cranked
that joker up to 1024x768 in software? Beautiful stuff right there. And no texturing
thrashing.
Mmmmm Lara Croft... [8:35am] - Updated by Huntsman
The Gamespot
across the pond has an "Exclusive
Developer Interview". Why they didn't bust his chops about shrinking Lara's bust,
I don't know. But apparently, theres gonna be some neeto realism stuff, like footprints,
and she gets to ride around in various vehicles.
The PS/2-o-rama continues [8:39am] - Updated by Huntsman
Just as a public service announcement, if the PS/2
Rate changie thing makes your mouse buttons act funny, turn of directinput. You don't need
it anymore. Thats why you changed the rate :)
Just wondering... [4:15am] - Updated by Huntsman
Just wondering, how do you guys think I've done
updating the news? This is the first time I've ever done this (doh) so I'd like to know if
you guys think I'm a wanker or pretty smooth. Anyway, e-mail
me and let me know.
Hi, Steve Here.. [4:15am]
I just got home from FRAG2 again and about to hit the sack. Just want to
remind you guys that Huntsman has been posting
news for the past 2 days. That means stop emailing me with comments about his posts, email
him. I will return Monday for you guys ok? Also, a big thanks to the guys at Undernet
#quake for spending some time this
Halloween making me all gushy inside.
Oh, RIX and Makaveli are in the finals for FRAG2
tomorrow.
---start Huntsman---
Shogo Sound Patch[12:00am]
Your Shogo sound messing up after installing the beta
patch? Fix it. I
mirrored it here so poor Jeremy's machine didn't get mugged :)
Wooo Heretic DM Maps[12:00am]
There is a user created level Heretic 2 DM level up
at Heretic2.com. In case you are wondering, I'm
ripping quite a few things from Blues :)
Assorted Stuff[12:00am]
Ok, Halloweens over. Stop burning down houses and lay
off the small animal torture. I'm just updating cause the guys in #rangers on gamesnet
threatened to kill me if i didn't. Yah, I'm shamelessly self promoting again. Go check out
the messageboards too while your munching
on that candy. By the way, saw Rush Hour tonight. Funny stuff. No hot chix0rs though :\
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