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Great pics, Duke! Great music, great party. Thanks brother.

http://flickr.com/photos/cybercore/...730574929/show/

I had a great time until I had to go early. So these are early pics. (flickr warning)

Sorry I missed you, Rarebit. Que sera, sera.

Thank you.

PS: yay Rare cake?

PPS: Virrago, turn me into Rarebit's hair, pls? thx (WAIT NOT THE ARCHIVIST, argh)

Here are some snapshots of the fun

http://flickr.com/photos/cybercore/...57613730574929/

Hope that worked.

A good fight. Wish I'd been able to do more, but what's a lv 29 to do other than some heals and buffs.

Thank you, Rarebit. I wanted to give something to ya which didn't sound corny or overused, so all I can say is that you may be leaving the office, but you can never leave what you left behind. It will follow you so long as those who remember you can find you.

Keep in touch, we're just a jack-in away. And eavesdropping on private channels, hopefully your eyes didn't bleed too badly.

And on a separate note- the archivist, Virrago? SMILEY bleh, so much for mah smexy self-image SMILEY

I hope you made it to your party, I had to leave early to attend evening class (it's only once a week, or I could have skipped).

Maybe only the Matrix can make you ask yourself, as you look out the window into the rain, if that's your face looking back at you or the glass just feels like showing you it's impression of what you look like.

Peace

Rarebit wrote:

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It just goes to show that even after years of eavesdropping on private channels and pouring through server chat logs, there are still a lot of things I have to learn about people.
...

Proposed solution

Quests by level, starting as zion, with option to betray after RSI level 5. Depending on your actions, Tyndall recommends you for promotion, retirement from the simulation, or "freelance" without an org. You are then coached behind the scenes during the final intro missions by merv and mech reps (Gray and Flood piping in with their two cents about Tyndall and Zion ways) until you have full selection for standard missions. This gives you flavor and impression.
Level 15, you are sent by your org rep to unlock an international district. Now you have a HL and one area unlocked, and can do whatever, org missions or archives or farming or etc. until you are experienced with international.
Level 20, you are sent by your org rep to unlock a westview district. Now you have a HL and one area in WV unlocked, and can do whatever etc. until you are experienced in Westview.
Lvl 30, you are sent by your org rep to unlock a Downtown district. Now you have a HL and one area in DT unlocked, and can do whatever etc. until you are experienced in Downtown.

Special: at lvl 15, you are sent to retrieve a cosntruct analysis by your org rep. This gives you knowledge about how archivists work, how much the cost, and now you have knowledge of things to do that aren't just farming or missions, in the constructs.
At lvl 35, you're sent to retrieve another analysis, but by an opposing org rep. Should you succeed somehow, you lose ten rep points but gain a sweet "infiltrator" badge which you can turn in for any one archive construct reward item.
At lvl 30, you are sent by your org rep to steal something from the Archaeologist. This gives you awareness of him and can get you started on Pandora boxes.

Hopefully this basic layout will improve the flow of the game for soloists as well as team players, and keep new folks from giving up in sheer frustration and lack of direction.

Happy New YEar!!!! SMILEY

I couldn't imagine a better birthday blast. Thanks, Vixens, SOCA, Starschwar, and DJ ArchDuke! SMILEY

Is now a good time to ask for in-game swords so I can recreate certain scenes? SMILEY

Just kidding. I'll give this a thought or two. Hrm. Lots of churches, but nary a church used in the movies... meh.

But I'd love to do the skyscraper building exploding in Neo's dream.

If anyone does the "smith showdown" with the million smiths at the end of the 3rd movie, my enhanced fedora is off to them.

Just to change things up, here's my real head put onto a 3D model using a 3D facemaker (the one in the CryEngine2 toolset sandbox, actually)

Terrifying, isn't it? The hair obviously isn't the selling point

Ah, brilliant! Looks like 101% fun times. SMILEY

Count me in! w00t!

ooo Black Lab... good choice!

Want boots, and girl-top looks good.

Still waiting for Demon Army boots SMILEY THOSE are worthy of the Hellbilly Deluxe album covers. wantwantwant...

http://fc89.deviantart.com/fs30/f/2...FoxRichards.swf Alternately, try this as well. Apologies for the spam, it didn't let me edit the prior post.

http://fc31.deviantart.com/fs22/f/2...eN8hedgehog.swf

For the girls, since the above is a little limited for asian faces.

Example: mangatar vs. anime face maker:

Anime Face Maker:

((OOC: Excellent. Exactly what I expected now that RSI gangleader captures are available. Bring on the turf wars! For example, in International District, soon everyone will be kung-fu fighting Silver Dragons, etc. Looking forward to this.

Additionally, great layout, Phrack. Keep up the good work.))

I hear this is sorta how I look?

/edit Strange, it looks fine in the preview. Oh well.

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This with the long black or brown duster and top black hat = complete Scrooge look. WIN WIN WIN

Sent.

Best of luck to ya, Duke! SMILEY

Hello Virrago,

Are you in contact enough with the devs of the game to pass along popular ideas? SMILEY

I always assumed so, and that the devs tend to read highlights SMILEY

As a game developer, I have access to a small group of voice actors, and I know that many fans would be willing to submit voice-acting as well for key parts of existing content. May we have a contest or a competition to submit voice content for existing missions around our cities, to give them more immersion weight now that we have fewer story LEs?

I was asked to ask something, so, there you have it.

There are key characters in the game that affect BIG things: Mercury, Dame White, Kalt, etc.

Might be nice to hear them.

Also: how about voices when you open pandora's box? Wouldn't that double the effect to have a bunch of archangels calling out scripture, damnation, or rapture? Better yet, even code equations?

Hell, giving the Archaeologist a voice similar to Harrison Ford or Sean Connery would win this game forever.

-Cy

Vinia wrote:

I can see why Rare decided to use Cryptos, Veil and Shimada as masks. Wonder if one of the last ones will be Popper?

Good insight, Vinia. But, Popper is based on the Kid, which was made by Warner Brothers and was "canon" in the original 4 movies, "The Kid", thus I doubt a canon character will be offered to the public for fear of opening the door for Oracle, Morpheus, and Neo masks requests. "We got other canon masks! I want my TRIN ZOMG".

I wonder what else is in the game which is unique but hasn't been made a mask/disguise but wasn't also canon to the movies yet... I think the Liasons were normal-game made content right?

So what's the big change in 2010? Make this a player-owned MMO-movie editor experience with player-drafted content for review and submission? Heck we might as well shake hands with the Wachowskis at this point and meet once a quarter for drinks and shares conferences. SMILEY