EndreWhiteMane: I chose the nap, but now I have to go shopping. :-)

ElTerprise: Good evening :).

Ixamyakxim: Watch the Derby! ;)

Grargar: Sorry to hear that. I hope he gets better.

moonshineshadow: Yep, just a bit undecided what I should do now :D Witcher 2 crashed two times in the last ten minutes so not that motivated anymore.

moonshineshadow: Huh?

Grargar: Hello there. Play it on easy, that's my advice. Secrets aren't really that necessary, but having to restart the stage because you run out of lives (yes, you have lives and you can find more in the stages), can be painful.

toxicTom: PS: Regarding Dark Forces: Another problem with the game is that it doesn't support mouse aiming for up and down (remember - that game is between Doom and Duke Nukem 3D, technology-wise). Vertical aiming is most of the time done automatically (feels strange nowadays). However the later levels sometimes have ceiling-mounted turrets, and those are not covered by auto-aim. I don't know if it's because they are different objects (enemies are sprites, while the turrets are polygons). So you have to hit them really spot-on to do damage. Kind of annoying.

Still, back it the day, it was a really good game. Like "Star Wars Doom" with an actual story.

EndreWhiteMane: I chose the nap, but now I have to go shopping. :-)

tinyE: And don't talk about the Derby!

Mina, Rose, and Eeyore are still pissed at me for telling them they weren't entered.

Grargar: Fine. Alternating between Final Doom and Carmageddon. You?

tinyE: I'm on a C&C binge.

Grargar: While you might not be able to use up and down mouse aiming, you can still use the keyboard to do so and it really helps.

toxicTom: TNT or Plutonia?

toxicTom: But it's annoying :-)