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Thanks for taking everything too seriously I guess? Geez.

I am literally SO MAD right now! Hilarious!

Thanks for closing your mind and getting mad I guess?

The closest film to this game for me is . Spoiled because it gives some plot hints. Anyone who enjoyed this game should definitely watch that film.

Stalkinghead has somewhat unique preferences/ideas re: these things..

In Stockholm I remember really liking this historic viking village area that they had. http://www.stockholmmuseum.com/museums/historic/birka-vikingastaden103.htm Looking at the Vasa is always hilarious and awesome (though if you've seen the Batavia this is basically more of the same) http://www.vasamuseet.se/en/ Overall it's one of those great european capitals that has been one forever and hence has a very nice historical centre.

You're not thinking it through. There's enough moves in most fighters that you would need an entire keyboard to macro everything. Sno doesn't want to play a fighter with a keyboard.

Another thing I loved:

Also goddamn but the voice acting in this game is just off the charts. Patrick, I would definitely recommend playing through again. There's ana amzing amount of stuff that you will just smack your forehead at missing the first time.

Another favourite thing:

What are people's favourite subtle things?

That's a great post juv3nal; Given the spoilery speculation previously though that makes me hope the analogy ends at some point :/

You probably missed some story bits elmuerte - I was talking about him earlier in spoilers. All the story lines are finished to some extent if you pay enough attention. re: the missing hardware

Paint.NET let me do this also in like 5 seconds: (it's a <4 meg download by the way)

I think you've got the wrong idea from that review to some extent. At least I am 100% comfortable in saying that Mrs. Wynne-Jones would love this game. There's a lot of wit, and charm.

Oh, duh, Oscar. I blame Roald Dahl. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/My_Uncle_Oswald Who, me? Couldn't be!

I would be interested in some examples of this 'organic fluidity' because I don't know what you mean.

Re: Twig's question about the uncle:

If memory serves Elmuerte is kind of in our version of the Bible Belt.

What a lovely experience. It's like a version of Dear Esther.

Man, the good ol' Looking Glass code makes an appearance. Lovin' it.

If this is an ethical bridge too far, Paint.NET also has a fine levels tool: http://www.getpaint.net/doc/latest/Levels.html

Man, I could not resist diving right back into IJ once I finished it. It is by far the book that most rewards a second read-through of any that I know. Greg, I had the exact opposite reaction to GR: I enjoyed it less and less as I read more one it became clear that things were only going to be come weirder, more transgressive and less, well, funny (to me). The opening bits I found great fun.

There's a serial key on the Adobe download page itself. No shenanigans required. You do have to click through an agreement about being a photoshop owner, but that's more to cover their butts. Adobe has a long history of encouraging piracy/free versions for low-budget people because those tend to be students, who then grow up, get jobs at companies and only know how to use Photoshop hence soft-locking a large part of the market into using their software. This move seems to me to be consistent with that strategy. (it works fine)