"THE HIVE" - Introduce Yourself In Here - & Random CHAT Thread - Page 63

**Romeo** · #**1551** 06-17-2010, 11:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Cylinder_1024

I require an O2 sensor, garbage bags, adult diapers and one Jim Croce tape (8-track only), and I suppose I could.

Why would you need an O2 sensor? Planning on measurnig the hydrocarbons in the air? lol

**Viktoria** · #**1552** 06-18-2010, 12:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Ragequit

Hello I'm ragequit from toronto,canada
I loved the first deus ex and look forward to an amazing sequel, to me deus ex 2 was a disapointment

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Originally Posted by tsiper29

Hi hows it going wow awesome trailer simply awesome!!!!!

Welcome both!

Cylinder_1024 · #**1553** 06-18-2010, 04:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Romeo

Why would you need an O2 sensor? Planning on measurnig the hydrocarbons in the air? lol

I have a Ford.

Vendetta11 · #**1554** 06-18-2010, 10:13 AM

Hello everyone.

As a big fan of the original, I am really looking forward to this game. I have high hopes for this title, and I am sure it will not disappoint. I look forward to fun, informational banter with all of you.

**Viktoria** · #**1555** 06-18-2010, 11:28 AM

Welcome Vendetta11.... and nice intro.

Pinky_Powers · #**1556** 06-18-2010, 12:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Vendetta11

Hello everyone.

As a big fan of the original, I am really looking forward to this game. I have high hopes for this title, and I am sure it will not disappoint. I look forward to fun, informational banter with all of you.

Make no mistake, this community hates you and will see you burn. It's nothing personal, we hate everybody, and you especially. Don't ask me why, it was voted on this morning.

Vendetta11 · #**1557** 06-18-2010, 12:15 PM

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Originally Posted by MyImmortal

Welcome Vendetta11.... and nice intro.

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Originally Posted by Pinky_Powers

Make no mistake, this community hates you and will see you burn. It's nothing personal, we hate everybody, and you especially. Don't ask me why, it was voted on this morning.

LOL! No worries, I can take plenty of

, and dish it all at the same time. The local sports message board I am a part of gave me some very thick skin.

Pinky_Powers · #**1558** 06-18-2010, 12:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Vendetta11

LOL! No worries, I can take plenty of

, and dish it all at the same time. The local sports message board I am a part of gave me some very thick skin.

Good to know. Now head on over to "What's your favorite Deus Ex moment" and share with us what you love most about this coaty game.

FrankCSIS · #**1559** 06-18-2010, 02:54 PM

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It's nothing personal, we hate everybody, and you especially. Don't ask me why, it was voted on this morning.

Democracy at its finest.

Manho221 · #**1560** 06-18-2010, 07:13 PM

Im Roger and Im old. Live in Amesbury MA, US Im an old school Deus Ex player. Bought DX1 in it's original week of release and spent countless hours on the old Ion Storm message board community back in 2000 and for long after that. Played both DX1 (can't remember how many times) and DX 2 about 3 times. DX 2 unfortunatly just wasn't up to par. A decent game though just not on the same level. Both games currently installed on my PC.

My nic 10 years ago at Ion Storm boards was Manwhore, toned it down a bit

Anyone here from the old days of Ion Storm ?

Ragequit · #**1561** 06-18-2010, 10:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Romeo

Boo yeah CANADA (Leafs are on the rise! Canucks suck! Or better yet, god the habs are awful!). lol

And I think what you were trying to say is that Deus Ex: Invisible War was the most horrible entertainment experience ever made, and was leaps and strides inferior to the original. ...AMIRIGHT?

edited for truth

**Viktoria** · #**1562** 06-19-2010, 01:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Manho221

Im Roger and Im old. Live in Amesbury MA, US Im an old school Deus Ex player. Bought DX1 in it's original week of release and spent countless hours on the old Ion Storm message board community back in 2000 and for long after that. Played both DX1 (can't remember how many times) and DX 2 about 3 times. DX 2 unfortunatly just wasn't up to par. A decent game though just not on the same level. Both games currently installed on my PC.

My nic 10 years ago at Ion Storm boards was Manwhore, toned it down a bit

Anyone here from the old days of Ion Storm ?

Welcome Roger.

Nosyd · #**1563** 06-19-2010, 07:37 AM

Hiya everyone. I've not been here for a while. I'm an old gamer, 40 years young now, and I love the Deus Ex games. Really looking forward to this one. The E3 trailer really surprised me, very good indeed, can't wait for it. I need some PS3 Deus Ex lovin!

**Viktoria** · #**1564** 06-19-2010, 02:25 PM

Hello there Nosyd.

**Romeo** · #**1565** 06-19-2010, 05:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Cylinder_1024

I have a Ford.

I work for Fords. Don't worry, O2 sensors are cheap (Unless you have the heated type) and easy to do on your own. And I own a Ford too (Granted, mine's from 1966 where they didn't bother with O2 sensors. lol)

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Originally Posted by Ragequit

edited for truth

LOL. Canucks are atrocious, I'll admit that (But Stan Smyl and Trevor Linden are still amazing), but Montreal is about the only decent Canadian team we have left, let's not rag on them.

Chansu · #**1566** 06-19-2010, 11:35 PM

Thought I might as well say a quick hi in here!

I'm a digital media design student in Wellington, New Zealand. Huge fan of cyberpunk, transhumanism and general futurism. I'm very into game design, hoping to contribute my own visions at some point, I love intelligent games that let me play intelligently, and immersive game worlds.

While I haven't properly experienced the first game (introduced to it far too late, after the technology hurdles prevent immersion for me) I have discussed it at length with my gamer pals, read Warren's post-mortem, etc, out of fascination for this enduring beast of genre-breaking that still burns in the memories of fans.
I didn't complete IW due to losing interest in the claustrophobic levels, but really enjoyed the setting and some sections of play.

I'm so excited for DX:HR. It is rare to see these themes tackled well, and from what I have seen of the team, Eidos Montreal may just have the combination of talent and ambition to make this happen.

Here's to the Cyber-Renaissance in 2011!

Pretentious Old Man. · #**1567** 06-20-2010, 09:45 AM

Hi, I'm a Pretentious Old Man, playing at running the world. I enjoy it, don't rain on my parade.

I come from Lincolnshire, Britain, and I'm 49 (so I guess on the upper age demographic of people coming here). I've been gaming since the early nineties, the phenomena which I have witnessed over the years spent gaming have bred a concommitant cyncism and scepticism in me which has led to me joining several game boards. I'll stop being a cynic the day I'm proven wrong!

Whilst I dislike the term "hater" due to its chronic misuse, I am not a hater. Realist, yes, cynic, yes. Hater no. I can't abide it when people claim to wish to "take developers to hell" (ahem) overs sundry detailing, often lacing this with death threats and/or aspersions over their sexual persuasion.

I'm sure it'll be great here!

Badmaker · #**1568** 06-20-2010, 11:45 AM

@Pretentious Old Man, welcome

**Viktoria** · #**1569** 06-20-2010, 12:16 PM

Welcome to the forum, Pretentious Old Man.

**Romeo** · #**1570** 06-20-2010, 01:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Chansu

Thought I might as well say a quick hi in here!

I'm a digital media design student in Wellington, New Zealand. Huge fan of cyberpunk, transhumanism and general futurism. I'm very into game design, hoping to contribute my own visions at some point, I love intelligent games that let me play intelligently, and immersive game worlds.

While I haven't properly experienced the first game (introduced to it far too late, after the technology hurdles prevent immersion for me) I have discussed it at length with my gamer pals, read Warren's post-mortem, etc, out of fascination for this enduring beast of genre-breaking that still burns in the memories of fans.
I didn't complete IW due to losing interest in the claustrophobic levels, but really enjoyed the setting and some sections of play.

I'm so excited for DX:HR. It is rare to see these themes tackled well, and from what I have seen of the team, Eidos Montreal may just have the combination of talent and ambition to make this happen.

Here's to the Cyber-Renaissance in 2011!

Aloha, brother.

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Originally Posted by Pretentious Old Man.

Hi, I'm a Pretentious Old Man, playing at running the world. I enjoy it, don't rain on my parade.

I come from Lincolnshire, Britain, and I'm 49 (so I guess on the upper age demographic of people coming here). I've been gaming since the early nineties, the phenomena which I have witnessed over the years spent gaming have bred a concommitant cyncism and scepticism in me which has led to me joining several game boards. I'll stop being a cynic the day I'm proven wrong!

Whilst I dislike the term "hater" due to its chronic misuse, I am not a hater. Realist, yes, cynic, yes. Hater no. I can't abide it when people claim to wish to "take developers to hell" (ahem) overs sundry detailing, often lacing this with death threats and/or aspersions over their sexual persuasion.

I'm sure it'll be great here!

And a hello to you too.

You two be good now, okie dokie? =P