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 Metallus
07-29-2001, 4:14 AM
#1
Hey, on behalf of the Grim Fandango Network (http://www.grimfandango2.com), I just wanted to say that your site is looking very nice, and to wish you guys good luck with your future projects! Welcome to the Lucasarts Fan Community.
 Sherack Nhar
07-29-2001, 11:38 AM
#2
And from a Grim Fandango fan, I thank you!

GF is the best game from Lucasarts ever :D
 Metallus
07-29-2001, 4:54 PM
#3
Woah, that's refreshing to hear on this forum. I thought SW fans and adventure fans hated each other :). I wasn't sure what the reaction was going to be when I showed up here.
 Tie Guy
07-29-2001, 4:57 PM
#4
Welcome Metallus.

Where'd you get that idea. I love the Star Wars games, but i also liked Sam and Max, Grim Fandango, and Day of the Tentacle.
 Metallus
07-29-2001, 5:40 PM
#5
heh, it was at the LEC Chat event. All the SW fans put me on ignore when I asked about adventure games. I was disheartened to say the least.
 Clefo
07-29-2001, 5:59 PM
#6
I love SW and Adventure games. My favorite is the Monkey Island Series....Grim Fandango is pretty cool too
 Tie Guy
07-29-2001, 6:53 PM
#7
Oh yeah, i forgot about the Monkey Island series. I've played the first and the last ones, and i like them a lot. Whoever made those has a good sense of humor.
 Metallus
07-29-2001, 6:58 PM
#8
I have a signed copy of the last Monkey Island game. I won it from Mixnmojo (http://www.mixnmojo.com) a few months ago. I've been an adventure gamer for awhile, but the first LEC game I played was X-wing :). Or maybe it was Maniac Mansion when I was 6. I don't remember it too well.
 Young David
07-29-2001, 6:59 PM
#9
Well ... if you're talking Adventure, you're talking Indiana Jones.

And a lot of SW fans like Indiana Jones ... I know I do (have 16 books of him on my bookshelf, 7 more to and I have them all)
 Tie Guy
07-29-2001, 7:01 PM
#10
Hmm, i never did play or read those, were they any good?
 Metallus
07-29-2001, 7:03 PM
#11
If you're looking for some good adventure-related boards, check these ones out, if you're interested in a variety of LEC titles:
The Grim Fandango Network Forums (http://gfc.grimfandango2.com/forum)

The Legend of Monkey Island Forums (http://forum.milegend.com)
 Tie Guy
07-29-2001, 8:15 PM
#12
Man, i barely have enough time to play tennis, and post at RS.net, JK.net and here. Thanks anyways though.

Maybe someone else wil take you up on your offer.
 ZeroXcape
07-30-2001, 12:46 AM
#13
Metallus, I love your avatar... I'm eventually going to change mine to an image of Manny. Just got to find the right picture first :trooper:
 Metallus
07-30-2001, 2:05 AM
#14
Zero! nice to see you, man. I've been missing you at the GFN. About the avatar, I stole it from the GF Forums, heh.
 Paragon_Leon
07-31-2001, 10:51 AM
#15
I love adventures, really.
still don't understand why Lucasarts never made a SW-one.
oh well..
 Darth_Rommel
07-31-2001, 12:03 PM
#16
Well, it could happen in the future... ;)
 Tie Guy
07-31-2001, 12:21 PM
#17
maybe, but they've already got the Monky Island Series.
 Metallus
08-01-2001, 6:33 PM
#18
A SW adventure....that could possibly bring the SW and Adventure fan communities together...briefly.
 Paragon_Leon
08-02-2001, 12:18 PM
#19
...or permanently. they already used the AOK-engine for GB, so why not use the Monkey-island engine for Star Wars ?

ah, the prospect..
 Metallus
08-19-2001, 8:10 PM
#20
Heh, the Escape from Monkey Island Engine is just a bastardized GF engine. SCUMM, the engine used to make every Adventure game except EMI and GF was very nice and was used for many years before LEC adopted LUA.

If there was a SW adventure game, would you prefer 2D or 3D?
 Paragon_Leon
08-20-2001, 7:58 AM
#21
2D. all the way. Most 3D adventures i've seen simply don't have the charm because of their engine. Indy and the Fate of Atlantis is the prime example of how to make a good 2D adventure. The SCUMM-system in my mind was a bit trying at times, but a lot better than those one-button-systems that require no thinking at all.
 Blondebeard
12-07-2001, 11:00 PM
#22
I must agree agree with you, SCUMM system rules. 2D gives another atmosphere, to adventure games, that 3D doesn't have. Anyway, there are also nice adventure games in 3D like Grim Fandango...
Escape from Monkey Island was also nice, but the other three Monkey Island games were much better (in my humble opinion).

BTW: nice to see an adventure game thread on a Star Wars forum. :)
 Metallus
12-07-2001, 11:04 PM
#23
Despite the age of this topic (tsk Blondebeard :D), I must say that it's very cool to see SW fans reaching out for LucasArts adventures and other original titles by the company.
 Blondebeard
12-07-2001, 11:12 PM
#24
My apologizes, I didn't realize this forum was so old. :o
I found it using the LF search.
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