Post by Option 9 on May 4, 2023 8:13:46 GMT -6
Hello everyone,
I've been lurking the forum for quite a while and the immiment release of RTW3 has me in a mood to reminisce. I remember dorn and aeson not being staff, recall Adseria first appearing in the RTW1 "Moments, sometimes unintended, of humour in-game" thread and am saddened that some of akosjaccik's artistic contributions of that time are lost now. Godspeed, Shell Dye Dave.
There's one member on this forum who has consistently participated all these years and always offered helpful insight. At times I have been annoyed by his focus on reality when things in th game were discussed, but there's no denying this : oldpop2000 is to me a large part of what makes this forum so great. He's a treasure of knowledge and anecdote. Any forum is richer for having someone like him, an old-timer who's willing to share his experience with us young'uns.
I just want to say thank you, oldpop. It's a pleasure reading your posts.
Thank you to many others who share their thoughts and opinions here. Thank you to Director for interesting posts in game discussions (even if you're less frequent these days), and thank you to garrisonchronholm and williammiller for giving us the occasional insight behind the curtain in addition to their regular postings. In memoriam thank you to Christopher Dean who surely worked hard when e-mailing all impatient gamers their codes after RTW2's release and helping me when I could no longer launch into the game.
Maybe I'm the only one, but if you can think of someone who gives this forum soul, feel free to add, I am just feeling a little sentimental.
P.S. : Thanks to Fredrik too, I suppose, for giving us these games as a one-man dev team. :-P
I've been lurking the forum for quite a while and the immiment release of RTW3 has me in a mood to reminisce. I remember dorn and aeson not being staff, recall Adseria first appearing in the RTW1 "Moments, sometimes unintended, of humour in-game" thread and am saddened that some of akosjaccik's artistic contributions of that time are lost now. Godspeed, Shell Dye Dave.
There's one member on this forum who has consistently participated all these years and always offered helpful insight. At times I have been annoyed by his focus on reality when things in th game were discussed, but there's no denying this : oldpop2000 is to me a large part of what makes this forum so great. He's a treasure of knowledge and anecdote. Any forum is richer for having someone like him, an old-timer who's willing to share his experience with us young'uns.
I just want to say thank you, oldpop. It's a pleasure reading your posts.
Thank you to many others who share their thoughts and opinions here. Thank you to Director for interesting posts in game discussions (even if you're less frequent these days), and thank you to garrisonchronholm and williammiller for giving us the occasional insight behind the curtain in addition to their regular postings. In memoriam thank you to Christopher Dean who surely worked hard when e-mailing all impatient gamers their codes after RTW2's release and helping me when I could no longer launch into the game.
Maybe I'm the only one, but if you can think of someone who gives this forum soul, feel free to add, I am just feeling a little sentimental.
P.S. : Thanks to Fredrik too, I suppose, for giving us these games as a one-man dev team. :-P
Well great, I will argue/discuss so your day isn't boring. I've been retired for 20 years, and my list of honey do's is still long. I never get bored reading and writing on this forum.