*waits for the tumbleweed to blow by*
... yay JPS and team!!!
Yay!
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, Nov 08 2004 12:42 AM
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Posted 12 January 2005 - 03:10 AM
Umm... thanks
Real Life dosen't seem to get easier any time soon, but I think I've become a little bit better at organizing it, so I should be able to spend some more time on modding soon.
Expect a real progress report before the end of the week...
Real Life dosen't seem to get easier any time soon, but I think I've become a little bit better at organizing it, so I should be able to spend some more time on modding soon.
Expect a real progress report before the end of the week...
"It is difficult to imagine a gibberling social structure. It can be roughly compared to the social structure of lemmings throwing themselves into the sea, or of a school of pirhana in a feeding frenzy. There is no sense, no organization, and no individuality. Though they clearly have a primitive means of communicating among themselves, they have no discernable language."
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Posted 12 January 2005 - 08:56 AM
That is great news! I am looking forward to it! Oh, and my offer still stands if you need any help.
Organizing life is hard. It always seems to become chaotic again at the most inopotune moments, and frequently at that...
Good luck with it all!
Organizing life is hard. It always seems to become chaotic again at the most inopotune moments, and frequently at that...
Good luck with it all!
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Posted 16 January 2005 - 10:44 PM
I can definately sympathize with you, real life can be a bear to organize, but it can be done!! 
Your mod sounds wonderful, (HD has long been over-looked
)and well worth the wait! My skills with mods are few. . . but I too offer my humble services or at the very least, words of encouragement! 
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Celtic Rose
Your mod sounds wonderful, (HD has long been over-looked
)and well worth the wait! My skills with mods are few. . . but I too offer my humble services or at the very least, words of encouragement! .Celtic Rose
"Speak softly to my lizard fair, and softer still to me;
For they are quick to take offence, and faster to champion me."
Click on the dragon to help them hatch and grow:
For they are quick to take offence, and faster to champion me."
Click on the dragon to help them hatch and grow:
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Posted 07 November 2005 - 05:03 PM
This mod has been in development, on and off, for about two years now, but I hear it can be done a whole lot quicker if you actually do something every now and then. I find it difficult to even comprehend the concept.
It's possible to start to wish that somebody would make a mod long before anybody actually does start to make it, however. That way you can get some extra waiting worked into the deal, if you feel like it.
It's possible to start to wish that somebody would make a mod long before anybody actually does start to make it, however. That way you can get some extra waiting worked into the deal, if you feel like it.
"It is difficult to imagine a gibberling social structure. It can be roughly compared to the social structure of lemmings throwing themselves into the sea, or of a school of pirhana in a feeding frenzy. There is no sense, no organization, and no individuality. Though they clearly have a primitive means of communicating among themselves, they have no discernable language."
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Posted 12 November 2005 - 07:58 AM
I know the feeling. However, real life can be (*is*) a pain in the neck and delay progress significantly. Some periods may go well and quick, while others go slowly due to various reasons. To me, it doesn't really matter *when* a mod is released, as long as it's released eventually. And should a project "die", it's usually not without good reason.
And should a project "die", it's usually not without good reason.
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Posted 12 November 2005 - 10:13 AM
And should a project "die", it's usually not without good reason.
Don't say such horrible things!!!
When there was a rumor that Master JPS died, I decided to jump out of the window, but stopped when he appeared. *This* project cannot die. No way!
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Posted 12 November 2005 - 03:04 PM
This project isn't at any risk of "dying". It's been going a lot more slowly than I had hoped, and it's more than a little bit annoying to constantly have other things getting in the way, but that's the way these things work at times.
Don't jump out of any windows, OK?
Don't jump out of any windows, OK?
"It is difficult to imagine a gibberling social structure. It can be roughly compared to the social structure of lemmings throwing themselves into the sea, or of a school of pirhana in a feeding frenzy. There is no sense, no organization, and no individuality. Though they clearly have a primitive means of communicating among themselves, they have no discernable language."
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Posted 13 November 2005 - 11:55 PM
NOW you tell me?Don't jump out of any windows, OK?
Silly me.But seriously, how is it going? A lot of people just can't wait to see at least a beta realese (me included
) and are desperate to see news about our bard
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Posted 14 November 2005 - 08:48 AM
Right now I've got a couple of other things that take a lot of time, and that I have to place higher up on my priority list, so it's a bit difficult to say exactly how long it's going to take before I can spend the time I need to spend on the mod.
Once I do get some continuous free time again, on the other hand, it shouldn't take long. Even now it's the constant interruptions (from my so called "real life", that is, not from people asking how the mod is going ) that are the real problem, not the lack of time as such.
Once I do get some continuous free time again, on the other hand, it shouldn't take long. Even now it's the constant interruptions (from my so called "real life", that is, not from people asking how the mod is going
) that are the real problem, not the lack of time as such.
"It is difficult to imagine a gibberling social structure. It can be roughly compared to the social structure of lemmings throwing themselves into the sea, or of a school of pirhana in a feeding frenzy. There is no sense, no organization, and no individuality. Though they clearly have a primitive means of communicating among themselves, they have no discernable language."
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Posted 19 November 2005 - 01:59 PM
First off, I wish to say that I am impressed. When I played BG2, I never considered Haer 'Dalis to be a viable choice for a "real" romance because to me he exuded a "love 'em then leave 'em" attitude. However, after reading through a few of the threads, I realized that HD is actually a rich template for some serious character development and it looks as though you are giving the option of HD actually falling in love and staying with a character depending on the choices made by said character. At least, that's what I percieved. When I saw that, I decided right there that I would download the mod ASAP as soon as it was finished and give HD a chance. So huzzah for you! I pat you heartily on the back! *breakdances and falls over as she has twisted her ankle*
....Please excuse me....I seem to have failed my "charm and grace" saving throw..... *sob*
*breakdances and falls over as she has twisted her ankle*....Please excuse me....I seem to have failed my "charm and grace" saving throw..... *sob*
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