Necromagus

I've only tried it once on GTA3, stalled out at 96 or 97%. I still have the save games on my computer, so if I get bored during the winter holidays I might give it a shot...

lol the mighty pulling power of garlic breath I'm taken, and if she comes along I'll always be polite enough to take along some gum or mints :wink:

They're a very tongue-in-cheek power metal band. Nothing special, but decent nonetheless.

Actually, I prefer them before the pub, gives a nice foundation. A foundation that leaves garlic on your breath, but a foundation none the less.

Oops, missed that :oops: GraphicsGale automatically sets white as transparant, so I'll fix that in the next update.

Added: [*:vd4zgm6h]Glass pyramid (LP) [*:vd4zgm6h]Caf̮̩̉̉ (Random) [*:vd4zgm6h]Monorail station (me) Looking nice so far :) When the entire city is done, I'll upload the .gal for all GraphicsGale users, and maybe I'll convert it to .psd as well. Each building will be a sepperate layer with the name of the creator and the date it was added in the layer name.

Like you said, it's a little too big. However, it's very nice and clean, you certainly seem to have that part down. Try lowering it a little and add a few more details. Flats don't have to look like a single block of concrete.

Hmm, when I mentioned the idea in the original thread people seemed to agree. I'm not forcing anyone to add, it's their choice.

Since the first city has become pretty full, I've decided to start a second one, Tipitopolis, city of the future. It's 1024ÃÆÃââââ‰â¬

First preview of the sci-fi template for Tipitopolis (Best name I could think of, bite me): I know the roads are a bit wide, but I've decided to do a more scaled-down template. This is to discourage generic flats and skyscrapers and encourage people to focus on detail in stead of size.

It looks alright, but it's a bit strange that the animation of the clothes tearing only begins after the body has stopped swelling...

Hmm, we should start a new one soon, I'll do a sci-fi plot :D

Yeah, the sig was charming before, right now it's worse than some first timers :P

I think it wouldn't be too hard to expand my Rock Paper Scissors script to include the other 22...

Man, I wish I had seen this topic earlier: I could post the individual stalls if you can't find the room. Maybe the map should be expanded...

Hmm, they're nice brushes, but I've always found photoshop to be a bit cumbersome when it came to isometric stuff...

Submitted two stories just for the fun of it, guess I'll just wait now...

A simple accident seems a little more likely than a terrorist attack imho, these things have blown up before. I remember my dad telling be about when the Shell oil storage in Pernis, near Rotterdam blew up. All the windows blown out of several flat buildings in the area...

I've found one site that linked to their official website, a http://www.bandname.com domain, but it appears to be expired so I doubt the band even exists anymore...

Could you help me find a sample? Google seems to come up dry... Ole Alexander Myrholt is the name of the male vocalist of the band, and Wiki doesn't list a female one so I guess it's a guest vocalist. Is she on any other tracks of that album?

Heh, I kinda chickened out of the whole thing by chosing an education where even the best uni in the country has enough room to take all applicants. Congrats though :)

Yay for cops with a sense of humour :D

Fahrenheit probably gets my choice, one of the most original games out there at the moment, something that really has been lacking over the past few years.

There's an even better one disguised as a frosted glass game. You have to use the mouse to trace shapes in the frost on the glass, like a circle and a cup, and you get normal scores for it and everything, and the third assignment is to trace a few fancy letters that are partly visible. After three seconds of tracing... *WHAM*

I think boybands will be remembered in the same way hair metal will be remembered. It was fun but please, for the love of all that's holy, never again.