Excellent work.

Yeah! *happy hug*

It's nothing too impressive, it's a lot easier to make than it looks. But I think the inclusion of Owl and Agent just finish it off nicely. :-)

Hmm... this new Towerfall game looks like fun.

If you have someone to play it with...

What's wrong with his title? Anyone would think you notice when people on here change their title or avatar. :-)

Nothing is wrong anymore :D

[edit] And I hate you! :P

Just what I was thinking. Looks like a blast, but my wife only likes to play so many games at a time, and she's currently obsessed with Train Fever (and we're spending our co-op time mostly on the LEGO games.) I'm wondering if the single player content is worth trying, but it doesn't look likely.

*poke* Stop that!

What? I am doing nothing. :-)

(I changed it back, I don't want you to hate me.)

No need to thank me, you know I would never change it for real. *big return hug*

I was wondering, is Führer an acceptable title to use still in Germany, or did the whole Hitler thing leave that word as an undesirable term? I was going to use it in my forum title instead of boss, but I did not want to cause any offence, just in case it is no longer the correct word to use.

Nope that word is normally avoided here and it would also not be the correct translation of boss. We use either "Boss" too or "Vorgesetzter"

I knew it did not mean boss, it means leader, if I remember correctly. I was not sure if it was safe to use, so I avoided it, and rightly so it would seem. :-)

Edit: With only 16 characters to use, there is no way I would use the word Vorgesetzter, that's 12 characters gone already. :-)

Galaxy is now 'updating' The Black Mirror for me, and taking forever to do it.
It needs to download 1.6gb for the update, that's bigger than the entire standalone installer.
Really? For an update?
Galaxy is just a hairs breadth from being uninstalled permanently, I see no practical use for it.

Put an "An" in front of it and the word becomes politically correct and socially acceptable, as in "Anführer". It has the same meaning though.