Ok, so what good does whining about whether he said this or that, posted or did not post, over and over again? Will it get us the game any faster? Your intentions may well be noble, but replying to every criticism - frequently in a passive-aggressive manner - may well be counterproductive. All the ...

Seven Dragon Saga is a poorly structured and organized fundraiser that appears to have been entirely based upon hoped-for nostalgia for SSI's Gold Box games. Other than chatter by aging men - who are almost certainly unrecognizable to the overwhelming majority of prospective gamers under 30 - the pr...

Why would you need to lock anything? I find that idea utterly ridiculous. Way to kill interest in LT stone dead IMO. :roll: If you find you don't have anything to say - don't post. It's that simple. But don't start locking the threads because you've run out of ideas. Agreed. By all means police thr...

As a platformer, Orphan isn't really the type of game I would even notice. Regardless, it is aesthetically beautiful and the pitch reminded me of why I have become and stayed a supporter of Kickstarter projects. I might never play Orphan, nevertheless I backed it and sincerely wish the developer suc...

I don't particularly like MMO's because of some the idiots you have to deal with. With that said, there were or are a couple that were pretty fun as far as design goes. Ultima Online was fun as long as you didn't have to deal with the idiots, and I still think it has the best crafting system. An ev...

What do you consider to be the best MMO? Which MMO's are in your top 5's? :think: That depends a lot on the definition of "best". I don't think I could even fill a proper top 5, since I've grown to loathe the genre. But without the most remarkable ones available, witout rating them, would be: - Wor...

Just finished William Golding's - he of Lord of the Flies fame - The Scorpion God, a collection of three novellas that examine human nature in three rather different, semi-historical, environments. Given Golding's reputation for seriousness, and that of his works for being challenging, I was pleasan...

just remembered something: what happened to andy? isnt he supposed to work on LT as josh's pal? couldnt he do the "keeping the community in the loop" stuff that josh cant do over developing? i mean, josh will have someone to bounce ideas off, and andy is a likely canditate for what i know, so he li...

I like that in a sea of Josh fanboys that there are people that aren't drinking the kool-aid. I've written a few posts on the way these discussions have gone which "defend" Josh. However I don't consider myself a Josh "fanboy that's drunk the kool-aid"! :problem: I don't think one has to be a fanbo...

Allow me one more soliloquy on the development of Limit Theory. At the beginning of January Josh presented a plan, part of which was to present weekly updates to those following his project. The primary aim, however, was to focus on getting the game to beta release in the shortest time frame possibl...

For all the talk of how special these forums are, the drama over the the past few months seems to prove that this place is just as fucked up as any other where people feel free to let go of their inhibitions and share their unfiltered selves. Josh has failed to properly manage expectations. Then aga...

eh it was a hectic time, lots of people were talking, and when I asked Katawa, she said "not rly" :D So Katawa is a she, I was never really sure, Sly. Not that it mattered to me, I just enjoyed the chat. I do hope she returns soon. :angel: I rather think that Katawa - the real life person - is male...

I was thinking about the slipping release estimates of LT and the general ire over it, and I really find it difficult to understand the frustration. LT has been development for about two years now. Josh has been developing the game, the engine and mod tools in this time. Call of Duty games built on...

do wonder just how comfortable it is for Josh to read the steady and constant stream of lifestyle advice that has pervaded the forums. It is one thing to wish him well, tell him to take it easy, advise him to take a break, or even offer 'occasional' advice on healthy and practical living. It is qui...

Sure, but that doesn't automatically make not taking breaks a good thing. We certainly don't qualify as Josh's 'advisors', but there's no particular harm in having a discussion about it. I do wonder just how comfortable it is for Josh to read the steady and constant stream of lifestyle advice that ...