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Game Forum / Action Games / Half Life / October 2003Tonights DM Bash
Wow. That was the best deathmatch I have *ever* had. Good turnout, about a dozen or so players, good opportunity for a photoshoot too if only Dr.C and CF would stop shooting everybody;) Got to go now and run my hands under cool water to get the fingers working properly again. -- David davidfirewater(a)hotmail.com "Got me a movie, ha ha ha ho, Slicing up eyeballs, ha ha ha ho." David Firewater proclaimed... > Wow. That was the best deathmatch I have *ever* had. Good turnout, about a > dozen or so players, good opportunity for a photoshoot too if only Dr.C and > CF would stop shooting everybody;) Got to go now and run my hands under cool > water to get the fingers working properly again. /de cloak Thanks for arranging the bash Civ, was fun. Good turnout, surprised that I enjoyed it even though I only played two maps. Got plenty of crowbar kills too, which is nice. Cheers  SignatureEmail - scott @ stri dot tk Site - www.stri.tk Forum - www.stri-forum.tk -- Strider, denizen of the blue nowhere... > David Firewater proclaimed... > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Cheers Yep, good bash, Cheers Civ! Dave AKA Sloth[AGHL] > /de cloak > > Thanks for arranging the bash Civ, was fun. Good turnout, surprised that > I enjoyed it even though I only played two maps. > > Got plenty of crowbar kills too, which is nice. Good to see you again Stri. I couldn't find the grenade I had saved for you so I had to use everything else I could find instead. ; ) lyset lyset proclaimed... > Good to see you again Stri. I couldn't find the grenade I had saved > for you so I had to use everything else I could find instead. > > ; ) > > lyset Cheers. Nice to see you again. My crossbow and shotgun were even more pleased to see you I noticed! :p SignatureEmail - scott @ stri dot tk Site - www.stri.tk Forum - www.stri-forum.tk -- Strider, denizen of the blue nowhere... > Cheers. Nice to see you again. My crossbow and shotgun were even more > pleased to see you I noticed! yep, had a few good shotgun wars on Datacore, plus several MP5 dances with the cyberbunny... good bash, except for the predominance of rats maps. Undertow was a blast, though... ___ Neil AKA HighVis "You woke up this morning, you got yourself a gun" It was a 50-50 split.... Fair enough... > good bash, except for the predominance of rats >maps. Undertow was a blast, though... [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > >"You woke up this morning, you got yourself a gun" > It was a 50-50 split.... Fair enough... > > > good bash, except for the predominance of rats > >maps. Undertow was a blast, though... True. OK: "except for the presence of rats maps"...... :) ___ Neil AKA HighVis Neil Jones proclaimed... > True. > > OK: "except for the presence of rats maps"...... > > :) Here here! :) SignatureEmail - scott @ stri dot tk Site - www.stri.tk Forum - www.stri-forum.tk -- Strider, denizen of the blue nowhere... sorry to all those i killed whilst photoshoot was on..in the bash....didn't know till it was to late. anyway great deathmatch even if i was pants. Dr.C > Wow. That was the best deathmatch I have *ever* had. Good turnout, about a > dozen or so players, good opportunity for a photoshoot too if only Dr.C and [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > Slicing up eyeballs, > ha ha ha ho." cheers to civ for sorting it... Dr.C > > Wow. That was the best deathmatch I have *ever* had. Good turnout, about a > > dozen or so players, good opportunity for a photoshoot too if only Dr.C [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Slicing up eyeballs, > > ha ha ha ho." Dr.C proclaimed... > sorry to all those i killed whilst photoshoot was on..in > the bash....didn't know till it was to late. > anyway great deathmatch even if i was pants. damn fuel! SignatureEmail - scott @ stri dot tk Site - www.stri.tk Forum - www.stri-forum.tk -- Strider, denizen of the blue nowhere... Sorry I didn't see the message for the photo op... I just saw a bunch of guys on the floor having a circle jerk and making easy targets.... Ya know when ya have the blood lust it's hard to control.... :) >Wow. That was the best deathmatch I have *ever* had. Good turnout, about a >dozen or so players, good opportunity for a photoshoot too if only Dr.C and >CF would stop shooting everybody;) Got to go now and run my hands under cool >water to get the fingers working properly again. Cannon Fodder proclaimed... > Sorry I didn't see the message for the photo op... I just saw a bunch > of guys on the floor having a circle jerk and making easy targets.... > Ya know when ya have the blood lust it's hard to control.... :) See the above post! SignatureEmail - scott @ stri dot tk Site - www.stri.tk Forum - www.stri-forum.tk -- Strider, denizen of the blue nowhere... > Wow. That was the best deathmatch I have *ever* had. Good turnout, about a > dozen or so players, good opportunity for a photoshoot too if only Dr.C and > CF would stop shooting everybody;) Got to go now and run my hands under cool > water to get the fingers working properly again. > -- Yep a very good and funny Bash. It was so frantic that I managed to get the console down several times when trying desperately to change weapon. lyset lyset proclaimed... > Yep a very good and funny Bash. It was so frantic that I managed to > get the console down several times when trying desperately to change weapon. Mine was stuck up. I was trying to get netgraph off but couldn't. SignatureEmail - scott @ stri dot tk Site - www.stri.tk Forum - www.stri-forum.tk -- Strider, denizen of the blue nowhere... > Wow. That was the best deathmatch I have *ever* had. Good turnout, about a > dozen or so players, good opportunity for a photoshoot too if only Dr.C and > CF would stop shooting everybody;) Got to go now and run my hands under cool > water to get the fingers working properly again. I saw at least one orange gordon. I could have been you. What model did you use? Maybe all should name the prefered model so all can get the missing models. I was cyberbunny this time..... lyset >I was cyberbunny this time..... Yeah, I saw an orange gordon, but didn't know who it was. Interestingly, the bash is still raging, and it's 12:34.... Civilian_Target "Build a man a fire and you'll keep him warm for a day. Set a man on fire and you'll keep him warm for the rest of his life" - Northern-Irish proverb "lyset" <peter_lysen40@hotmail.com> wrote in > I saw at least one orange gordon. I could have been you. > What model did you use? Maybe all should name the prefered model > so all can get the missing models. > > I was cyberbunny this time..... Yeah, I saw you as cyberbunny. I was alien as per usual. -- David davidfirewater(a)hotmail.com David Firewater proclaimed... > Yeah, I saw you as cyberbunny. I was alien as per usual. It's a dangerous model to play that. Everyone just spots Xenomorph and thinks 'They just keep coming man!' sh.t's themselves and empties they're clip into you and then runs. SignatureEmail - scott @ stri dot tk Site - www.stri.tk Forum - www.stri-forum.tk -- Strider, denizen of the blue nowhere... lyset proclaimed... > I was cyberbunny this time..... [Grunt] GO! RECON! Was I SignatureEmail - scott @ stri dot tk Site - www.stri.tk Forum - www.stri-forum.tk -- Strider, denizen of the blue nowhere... > lyset proclaimed... > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Was I Yep I saw you very close several times..... lyset lyset proclaimed... > Yep I saw you very close several times..... I think I'll use that in future too. It suggests Counter-strike and it's a fair and clear model so nobody can complain about it. *Ahem* SignatureEmail - scott @ stri dot tk Site - www.stri.tk Forum - www.stri-forum.tk -- Strider, denizen of the blue nowhere... > lyset proclaimed... > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > *Ahem* :) I didn't see you plenty of times.... Actually, for a dial-up connection, I did ok, except for those wonderful five second freezes. Best to spend those moments relaxing, and wondering who will have left your bloody corpse on the floor when you get to move again... normally it was Swiz, with a fair number of Sloth kills as well. ___ Neil AKA HighVis Neil Jones proclaimed... > I didn't see you plenty of times.... Meaning? > Actually, for a dial-up connection, I did ok, except for those > wonderful five second freezes. Best to spend those moments relaxing, > and wondering who will have left your bloody corpse on the floor when > you get to move again... normally it was Swiz, with a fair number of > Sloth kills as well. This? SignatureEmail - scott @ stri dot tk Site - www.stri.tk Forum - www.stri-forum.tk -- Strider, denizen of the blue nowhere... > Neil Jones proclaimed... > > > I didn't see you plenty of times.... > > Meaning? Ah, no... not implying your model was low-vis, just that you got the drop on me several times, what with the freezes, my unfamiliarity with rats maps and, of course, your L33T skillz... :) ___ Neil AKA HighVis "You woke up this morning, you got yourself ^^freeze^^ shot dead" Neil Jones proclaimed... > Ah, no... not implying your model was low-vis, just that you got the > drop on me several times, what with the freezes, my unfamiliarity with > rats maps and, of course, your L33T skillz... :) hehe. How are you finding sat, has it lived up to your expectations (I know you were using dial-up for the bash) P.S You were unfamiliar with Datacore? ;p SignatureEmail - scott @ stri dot tk Site - www.stri.tk Forum - www.stri-forum.tk -- Strider, denizen of the blue nowhere... > hehe. How are you finding sat, has it lived up to your expectations Well, it was always going to be a compromise - great for long downloads, fine for always-on browsing, email, etc, shite for IRC (apparently I'm K-lined all the time) and unusable for online gaming... > (I know you were using dial-up for the bash) Yeah - satellite ping is 1800 to US servers, 2800 to UK servers... > P.S You were unfamiliar with Datacore? ;p I think you'll find I did reasonably well on that one... ;) ___ Neil AKA HighVis Neil Jones proclaimed... > Well, it was always going to be a compromise - great for long > downloads, fine for always-on browsing, email, etc, shite for IRC > (apparently I'm K-lined all the time) and unusable for online gaming... K-lined? > I think you'll find I did reasonably well on that one... ;) Oh? I was astonished to find myself at the top after I was mid-table for the first map. I was also astonished to find myself getting miffed for not 'winning' I'm still a competitive little monkey :) SignatureEmail - scott @ stri dot tk Site - www.stri.tk Forum - www.stri-forum.tk -- Strider, denizen of the blue nowhere... > I'm still a competitive little monkey :) Ohh look at that how cute......... ; ) lyset > > Well, it was always going to be a compromise - great for long > > downloads, fine for always-on browsing, email, etc, shite for IRC > > (apparently I'm K-lined all the time) and unusable for online gaming... > > K-lined? that's IRC-Sp33k for "network ban" .... dunno what Neil's done to get himself a kline from gamesnet -- Ben Cottrell AKA Bench "Computer games don't affect kids; I mean if Pac-Man affected us as kids, we'd all be running around in darkened rooms, munching magic pills and listening to repetitive electronic music." - Kristian Wilson, Nintendo, Inc, 1989 Ben Cottrell proclaimed... > that's IRC-Sp33k for "network ban" .... dunno what Neil's done to get > himself a kline from gamesnet Plenty of stuff, just none of it has anything to do with Gamesnet :) SignatureEmail - scott @ stri dot tk Site - www.stri.tk Forum - www.stri-forum.tk -- Strider, denizen of the blue nowhere... > Neil Jones proclaimed... > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > K-lined? I have no idea, really (especially because it sometimes tells me I'm G-lined)... apparently there's some software or port open on my ISP's gateway that makes gamesnet think I've got loads of viruses, or trojans, or somesuch. When I connect via dial-up there's no problem, so obviously it's *not* me, but you try telling the gamesnet mafia that. ___ Neil AKA HighVis > > > Well, it was always going to be a compromise - great for long > > > downloads, fine for always-on browsing, email, etc, shite for IRC [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > trojans, or somesuch. When I connect via dial-up there's no problem, so > obviously it's *not* me, but you try telling the gamesnet mafia that. Your ISP are probably using some kind of unsecured proxy, which seems a strange thing for an ISP to do - could land them in trouble if anyone were to abuse it. -- Ben Cottrell AKA Bench "Computer games don't affect kids; I mean if Pac-Man affected us as kids, we'd all be running around in darkened rooms, munching magic pills and listening to repetitive electronic music." - Kristian Wilson, Nintendo, Inc, 1989 Ben Cottrell proclaimed... > Your ISP are probably using some kind of unsecured proxy, which seems a > strange thing for an ISP to do - could land them in trouble if anyone > were to abuse it. Maybe all that solar activity swept tiny space residing evil denizen beings on the electromagnetic waves into the sa tellite your ISP's use, down your into your PC and through into the gamesnet servers. They've K-Lined you because you've inadvertently allowed their network to be inhabited by the alien version of the trojan worm, called the Trojan Knick-knick. ? SignatureEmail - scott @ stri dot tk Site - www.stri.tk Forum - www.stri-forum.tk -- Strider, denizen of the blue nowhere... Neil Jones proclaimed... > I have no idea, really (especially because it sometimes tells me I'm > G-lined)... apparently there's some software or port open on my ISP's > gateway that makes gamesnet think I've got loads of viruses, or > trojans, or somesuch. When I connect via dial-up there's no problem, so > obviously it's *not* me, but you try telling the gamesnet mafia that. Very odd. SignatureEmail - scott @ stri dot tk Site - www.stri.tk Forum - www.stri-forum.tk -- Strider, denizen of the blue nowhere... Sorry that I missed it! Damn NTL went on a weird one... I suddenly had trouble connecting to things.... so i power-cycled the modem, and was unable to regain a connection for a few hours.. been having problems with them for a couple of weeks now > Wow. That was the best deathmatch I have *ever* had. Good turnout, about a > dozen or so players, good opportunity for a photoshoot too if only Dr.C and [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > Slicing up eyeballs, > ha ha ha ho." -- Ben Cottrell AKA Bench "Computer games don't affect kids; I mean if Pac-Man affected us as kids, we'd all be running around in darkened rooms, munching magic pills and listening to repetitive electronic music." - Kristian Wilson, Nintendo, Inc, 1989 >Sorry that I missed it! Damn NTL went on a weird one... I suddenly had >trouble connecting to things.... so i power-cycled the modem, and was >unable to regain a connection for a few hours.. been having problems >with them for a couple of weeks now We had them here a few months back too actually. It seemed to be connecting fine, except that nothing worked. Oh well Civilian_Target "Build a man a fire and you'll keep him warm for a day. Set a man on fire and you'll keep him warm for the rest of his life" - Northern-Irish proverb > Wow. That was the best deathmatch I have *ever* had. Good turnout, about a > dozen or so players, good opportunity for a photoshoot too if only Dr.C and > CF would stop shooting everybody;) Got to go now and run my hands under cool > water to get the fingers working properly again. Yep, it was a blast. What was with building the human tower in classroomrats? Was that the photo opp? JazzMan Signature********************************************************** Please reply to jsavage"at"airmail.net. Curse those darned bulk e-mailers! ********************************************************** "Rats and roaches live by competition under the laws of supply and demand. It is the privilege of human beings to live under the laws of justice and mercy." - Wendell Berry ********************************************************** >> Wow. That was the best deathmatch I have *ever* had. Good turnout, about a >> dozen or so players, good opportunity for a photoshoot too if only Dr.C and [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >Yep, it was a blast. What was with building the human tower >in classroomrats? Was that the photo opp? Yeah. Did you not join in? Civilian_Target "Build a man a fire and you'll keep him warm for a day. Set a man on fire and you'll keep him warm for the rest of his life" - Northern-Irish proverb > >Yep, it was a blast. What was with building the human tower > >in classroomrats? Was that the photo opp? > > Yeah. Did you not join in? Nope, he sat on a grassy knoll and picked us off one at a time;) -- David davidfirewater(a)hotmail.com /} @#####{ ]::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::> \} --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Or strike me down with a bag of jelly beans. > >> Wow. That was the best deathmatch I have *ever* had. Good turnout, about a > >> dozen or so players, good opportunity for a photoshoot too if only Dr.C and [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Yeah. Did you not join in? I saw you guys climbing up on each other, so I tau'd up to the desk top and just hopped over onto someone's head. Then someone else got up on top of my head, then someone set mines and ka-blammo! That was it. I've never participated in human towers before, it was different. JazzMan Signature********************************************************** Please reply to jsavage"at"airmail.net. Curse those darned bulk e-mailers! ********************************************************** "Rats and roaches live by competition under the laws of supply and demand. It is the privilege of human beings to live under the laws of justice and mercy." - Wendell Berry ********************************************************** JazzMan proclaimed... > I saw you guys climbing up on each other, so I tau'd up to the > desk top and just hopped over onto someone's head. Then someone > else got up on top of my head, then someone set mines and > ka-blammo! That was it. I've never participated in human towers > before, it was different. An organised tower (and demolition thereof) would be much better. For instance if we all dropped grenades, mines, satchels at the same time the effect would have been more explosive :) SignatureEmail - scott @ stri dot tk Site - www.stri.tk Forum - www.stri-forum.tk -- Strider, denizen of the blue nowhere... > An organised tower (and demolition thereof) would be much better. For > instance if we all dropped grenades, mines, satchels at the same time > the effect would have been more explosive :) I'd forgotten that. There I was kneeling on the floor with a few people towered up on me, when some t**t runs up and puts a mine on my face.;) Anyone care to own up? -- David Davidfirewater(a)hotmail.com "the good thing with half life 1 was that there was no music at all... with music it's just an ordinary shooter" Rosty, AGHL. >> An organised tower (and demolition thereof) would be much better. For >> instance if we all dropped grenades, mines, satchels at the same time [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >towered up on me, when some t**t runs up and puts a mine on my face.;) >Anyone care to own up? Yep. T'was me, it was my cunning plan to make everyone stand still. But some retard thought the best way to not die was to try running away from the tripmine attached to his face..... If you had just stoood still the photo would have been much cooler. Civilian_Target "Build a man a fire and you'll keep him warm for a day. Set a man on fire and you'll keep him warm for the rest of his life" - Northern-Irish proverb > Yep. T'was me, it was my cunning plan to make everyone stand still. > But some retard thought the best way to not die was to try running > away from the tripmine attached to his face..... Nope, I was trying to blow as many people up with me as possible, hoping to catch the git that planted it... Next time, Civ, you're a marked man;) -- David davidfirewater(a)hotmail.com Civilian_Target proclaimed... > Yep. T'was me, it was my cunning plan to make everyone stand still. > But some retard thought the best way to not die was to try running > away from the tripmine attached to his face..... > > If you had just stoood still the photo would have been much cooler. I think you failed to take into account the 'Oh fu**ing sh*t, I've got a f**king tripmine on my face and I'm going to f**king die!!' variable into consideration. SignatureEmail - scott @ stri dot tk Site - www.stri.tk Forum - www.stri-forum.tk -- Strider, denizen of the blue nowhere... David Firewater proclaimed... > I'd forgotten that. There I was kneeling on the floor with a few people > towered up on me, when some t**t runs up and puts a mine on my face.;) > Anyone care to own up? LOL SignatureEmail - scott @ stri dot tk Site - www.stri.tk Forum - www.stri-forum.tk -- Strider, denizen of the blue nowhere... |
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