[Snake Logan]

I'm anti-nazi and anti-Yahtzee. Both the same, really, from a fashion point of view.

I didn’t know that Yahtzee was popular enough to have unidentified enemies.

[Sartain]

I didn’t know that Yahtzee was popular enough to have unidentified enemies.

I do believe it's the step just after having slavering fanboys insult people who does friendly, tongue-in-cheek parodies of your work...

[Sniffles]

Honestly, why is everyone reviewing Art of Theft all of a sudden? That one guy did it, and it was decent, but in no way did it merit countless spin-offs. "Some Punctuation" was definitely no Happy Days, and none of the other AoT reviews I've viewed so far have been Mork & Mindy or Laverne & Shirley or Joanie Loves Chachi. For God's sake, review some other Yahtzee games. It's not like there's a shortage of quality games made by Ben Croshaw. It's quite the opposite, they're all good games. AoT, while it had some of the best gameplay in any Yahtzee game so far, deserves no more attention than say, Adventures in the Galaxy of Fantabulous Wonderment, which had the most variety of gameplay styles in any adventure game I've ever played. Jesus, guys. I think I'm gonna kill myself.

This post has been edited by Sniffles: 07 December 2007 - 02:58 PM

[FFreak3]

AGFW was awesome.
I want Yahtzee to make a game with the same engine and thinking but different story and situation.

Seriously, that game rocked. It was the best RPG-based game I ever played. (regardless of the fact that it called itself an adventure game).

[cernex]

AGFW was awesome.
I want Yahtzee to make a game with the same engine and thinking but different story and situation.

Seriously, that game rocked. It was the best RPG-based game I ever played. (regardless of the fact that it called itself an adventure game).

I've always liked 1213 above almost everything else. I'm still waiting for a sequel (either "true" or "spiritual", doesn't matter) here,

El Cernex

[Thaluikhain]

Cant beat 7DAS...it sort of lost it a bit when Chzo was stuck in, though the Tall Man was cool...though the coolness was decreased when I found out that was a mask, and that he did have a face under it.

[Patch]

Cant beat 7DAS...it sort of lost it a bit when Chzo was stuck in, though the Tall Man was cool...though the coolness was decreased when I found out that was a mask, and that he did have a face under it.

I agree.

[Otal Nimrodi]

For God's sake, review some other Yahtzee games. It's not like there's a shortage of quality games made by Ben Croshaw. It's quite the opposite, they're all good games. AoT, while it had some of the best gameplay in any Yahtzee game so far, deserves no more attention than say, Adventures in the Galaxy of Fantabulous Wonderment, which had the most variety of gameplay styles in any adventure game I've ever played. Jesus, guys. I think I'm gonna kill myself.

Would it make you happy if I reviewed a different Yahtzee game?

Probably not.

[Zazzo]

To annoy people by returning to the original topic;

Even this wouldn't be that bad if it wasn't for the fact that the game won't even let you quit to Windows during this sequence. Listen game, the only reason I granted you space on my hard drive that could have otherwise gone to bootleg SNES roms, is my expectation of a certain amount of control. If I want to quit you and play Spider Solitaire, I feel that's my prerogative and you shouldn't force me to lose a button-mashing mini-game to get that option back, all right?

Someone mentioned this, but for clarification, you can hit alt-X at any time (at least in the linux ags client) to quit the game instantly. I have often done it accidentally during that exact same button-mashing mini-game. Alt-F4 usually works for most windows apps, too.

Overall I, at least, found the review humorous. Things do indeed make such annoying sound effects when one gets close to them. Would have been much more entertaining in video form, of course.

[AdamM]

[David-kyo]

Nice work, although this photo would have looked better on a propaganda poster, with his charismatic, evilish smile one can very rarely see. Or I dunno.

This post has been edited by David-kyo: 10 December 2007 - 10:09 AM

[Snake Logan]

Where is the smiley with the target on it’s head?

[Gobbler]

I think we've crossed the borders of good taste here.

[Sniffles]

Aw, don't get offended, German guy! A little Nazi humor never hurt anybody.


Wait, does the Holocaust count as Nazi humor?

This post has been edited by Sniffles: 10 December 2007 - 02:50 PM

[AdamM]

Christ, I hope Gobbler never sees The Producers.