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Posted June 07, 2015
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EndreWhiteMane: I guess I'm lucky having a decent connection, sorry if I sounded like I was bragging, I wasn't.
I live near 5 major ISP's, in competing with one another they have to provide decent service.
You didn't sound like that at all! Don't worry. And yep, a fast connection is a joy. I guess I'm spoiled because I'm used to my mother's super fast connection and now I have to deal with a connection that often refuses to work at all. :P
Posted June 07, 2015
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l0rdtr3k: Ninja gifter Palio has gifted me Zack Mackracken.
+1 him.
You are so lucky. :)
Posted June 07, 2015
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l0rdtr3k: Ninja gifter Palio has gifted me Zack Mackracken.
+1 him.
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ne_zavarj: You are so lucky. :)
Rerorerorero
Posted June 07, 2015
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l0rdtr3k: Ninja gifter Palio has gifted me Zack Mackracken.
+1 him.
Done!
Posted June 07, 2015
Apologies for answering late but i had to prepare (and have) dinner earlier :).


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AgentBirdnest: I remember one of the first PC games that I bought for myself was Tiberian Sun. I read through the entire manual twice before actually playing it. Knowing my units' history made me slightly more personally attached to them. It made me more careful about losing them...
Sometimes it is those little things that really make a game special for me :-)
Yes the Command & Conquer games had great manuals - but the Age of Empires one weren't bad either....



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Vnlr: http://freemake-audio-converter.nl.softonic.com/

a very useful program for converting audio ;)

My music software only exports 96000 sample rate 64 bit audio in .wav files running into hundreds of megabytes of size (the requiem was 1356 mb actually). This program converted it into an equal quality 32 mb .wma file, which is the one you can hear on soundcloud ... if only to prove a point :p

It's in Dutch though, far as I'm aware, and I'm not sure if this is the secure virus-free site where I got it ... still, it's a great program and it supports most audio formats I know of. Hope I helped!

edit: had to correct a little mistake
re-edit: and another ...
That programme doesn't sound bad but i usually use EAC to rip the CDs and my player Foobar2000 to convert the music...
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l0rdtr3k: Ninja gifter Palio has gifted me Zack Mackracken.
+1 him.
Done :)
Post edited June 07, 2015 by ElTerprise
Posted June 07, 2015
Laying half comatose in the sofa, sprawled in a one of your french girls pose.
Lazing in a Sunday afternoon
Posted June 07, 2015
All right...my list is down to 108, even after fully updating it with four more items.

I might actually be able to outrun GOG at some point.
Posted June 07, 2015
stupid double posting and stupid site not refreshing to the new page until there are at least 3 post in it.
Post edited June 07, 2015 by j0ekerr
Posted June 07, 2015
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CarrionCrow: Hmm. Fiddled around with the settings and managed to get a clearer picture. Just reposted it.
That would drive me bonkers. Although I find the downloads in the picture amusing, since I just bought and downloaded all three Star Control games myself. (In fact, the SC 3 install screen just popped up at me. :)

When I did my massive downloading a few months ago, I went alphabetically because I kept getting interrupted and it would've driven me batshit insane trying to keep track of where I was at. I've been much better since then at downloading immediately after purchase and moving to my external drive every so often.
Posted June 07, 2015
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CarrionCrow: Hmm. Fiddled around with the settings and managed to get a clearer picture. Just reposted it.
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penumbren: That would drive me bonkers. Although I find the downloads in the picture amusing, since I just bought and downloaded all three Star Control games myself. (In fact, the SC 3 install screen just popped up at me. :)

When I did my massive downloading a few months ago, I went alphabetically because I kept getting interrupted and it would've driven me batshit insane trying to keep track of where I was at. I've been much better since then at downloading immediately after purchase and moving to my external drive every so often.
That's the thing. Doing A to Z drives me nuts, so I had to think of a different way to do it.

-laughs- Good timing on the Star Control. In my case, I had the first two, and Endre very kindly gifted me Star Control 3 today.

I had everything downloaded, but with the installer switches, I started feeling like it still wasn't up to date.
So I nuked my entire archive and started over. Now on day 20 of rebuilding it.

Just completed 704 of 880. Only 176 to go. Yay.
Post edited June 07, 2015 by CarrionCrow
Posted June 07, 2015
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CarrionCrow: I had everything downloaded, but with the installer switches, I started feeling like it still wasn't up to date.
So I nuked my entire archive and started over. Now on day 20 of rebuilding it.

Just completed 704 of 880. Only 176 to go. Yay.
Yeek. I guess it was a good thing that I waited until after the Galaxy changes were (mostly) done, so I just had to do one big spree of downloading. I think I did ~430 in the course of about four days. (Yay that I work from home online, so I could check on things every so often.)

I have to laugh at myself, too; I'm still staring at Oceanhorn, but I just bought five other games for nearly the same total price. Oh well. Depending on bundles, when it comes around next week, I'll probably pick it up. It's funny how our brains work sometimes, isn't it?
Posted June 07, 2015
*hugs and waves from lake Balaton*

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AgentBirdnest: Hello, Fearful... So, do you think Moon be happy that is back to Rosangela? or pissed because she started getting used to the new one? :-D
I don't even know what the newer one was :-p
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FearfulSymmetry: I'm thinking happy? I don't think she saw the new one much yet. :P
Yeah you are back to normal *big recognizing hug*
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ddickinson: ...
*giggle hug*
Post edited June 07, 2015 by moonshineshadow
Posted June 07, 2015
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moonshineshadow: *hugs and waves from lake Balaton*

Yeah you are back to normal *big recognizing hug*
*giggle hug*
Szia! *big hug*
How are you doing - i hope that you have great at the balaton :)
Posted June 07, 2015
Btw... Am I the only one who sees the platformer bundle and is reminded of this?
Posted June 07, 2015
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CarrionCrow: I had everything downloaded, but with the installer switches, I started feeling like it still wasn't up to date.
So I nuked my entire archive and started over. Now on day 20 of rebuilding it.

Just completed 704 of 880. Only 176 to go. Yay.
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penumbren: Yeek. I guess it was a good thing that I waited until after the Galaxy changes were (mostly) done, so I just had to do one big spree of downloading. I think I did ~430 in the course of about four days. (Yay that I work from home online, so I could check on things every so often.)

I have to laugh at myself, too; I'm still staring at Oceanhorn, but I just bought five other games for nearly the same total price. Oh well. Depending on bundles, when it comes around next week, I'll probably pick it up. It's funny how our brains work sometimes, isn't it?
You sound like me, having to decide whether to buy a handful of cheaper items, or single more expensive ones.

For now, it all has to wait, though. Time for more errands.
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