Despite that, I have and will donate to Wikipedia and the Wikimedia foundation, because they host knowledge and quite a lot of pictures. And I love it.

That looks cool

Thanks, seems like I finally get to play it officially 😃

American police: they think they know what the law is.

I played the second one ages ago. Nothing more creepy than being a bit of a dick to you people and have a voice whisper your name late at night.

(For those who don’t know: the game would read your username and if it was in the database of soundfiles it would play that whisper at random, but long intervals.)

I saw an ad video for bridge commander on my armada 2 cd, I wanted to play that game so badly, but by the time sales had stopped.

Years later I “found” it online and had a blast playing it.

Is it available anywhere now?

You might want to look at this.

Freelancer multiplayer is still alive and kicking.

Yes Roberts has brilliant ideas, but terrible sense of scope.

In my honest opinion Star Citizen will never be done, and will eventually run out of money, not soon, but eventually.

To be fair, I have an installation disk and just copied the installed files and some patches to the deck. You need some special fonts I think. Other than that, it has no copy protection so it runs fine without a disk.

If you have the need to nest 5 levels of for-loops, I suggest taking a step back and rethinking your approach, my friend.

Even if that other approach is just refactoring it into separate methods.

Maybe I’m not comfortable anywhere then …

Mine is definitely Freelancer. The game by Chris Roberts that actually got finished by firing him.

I love that game, the story is engaging and the characters are likeable.

I’m probably just seeing it with nostalgia but I like to play it until this day. I installed it on my Steam Deck and gave it a go. It was awesome.