Wrath
#6 posted by - on 2003/12/16 12:49:17
I remember once we talked about maps and not idiotic bullshit that maybe deserves a few lines of talk on IRC.
Dead Man's Switch
#7 posted by pushplay on 2003/12/16 13:43:07
There's a program which will post on websites, send out e-mails, and delete your porn if you don't reset the counter every week or however often you like.
http://daisyman.arsware.org/dms/
Hmmm
#8 posted by Wazat on 2003/12/16 14:17:27
A person's art generally goes up in value after they've died. I'd be happy to kill a few of you to immortalize your maps. Maybe we could even stir some more activity in the quake1 scene.
Any volunteers?
You Can Kill Me
but i dont make maps.
hence by death would be worthless.
how postmodern and yet how serious this thread is.
Scamp
#10 posted by wrath on 2003/12/16 15:13:45
Yeah, those were the days. Ramshackle, qboard and anything below 200 milliseconds equaled great ping...
*cough*
#11 posted by - on 2003/12/16 16:14:37
btw, Maps aren't art. If they were, ultrav and the dapak maps would be on display in a museum.
Mapping is a craft. It's a combination of design and function, but not wholey either. Maps are the equvilant of a piece of furniture, sure you can make them look nicer or function better, but they're still not art.
Scampie
#12 posted by R.P.G. on 2003/12/18 09:34:49
I think we've gotten into a discussion of art before. Art is whatever you want it to be.
#13 posted by - on 2003/12/18 09:57:09
Art is Fart without the F.
I Agree With Scampie
#14 posted by Wazat on 2003/12/18 15:32:45
I think mapping is more of a craft than an art.
But can I still kill people anyway?
Fuck Art
#15 posted by Bl1tz on 2003/12/19 00:24:05
The point is immortality. Who knows, perhaps in the future when the world is a much different place someone will load up your maps.
I Wonder If Cats Will Inherit The Earth
#16 posted by Wazat on 2003/12/19 10:35:12
and develop a particular taste for boxmaps...
#17 posted by Zwiffle on 2003/12/19 11:11:40
Oh! How I have quested my entire life for philosophy debates such as this!
Hmm
#18 posted by nonentity on 2003/12/19 12:07:13
Who knows, perhaps in the future when the world is a much different place someone will load up your maps.
Assuming a post apocalyptic civilisation uses a Microsoft OS...
(oh, and would they prefer software or GL?)
#19 posted by - on 2003/12/19 14:01:18
Quake is only 6 years old... and already many maps are lost forver... I doubt any maps will live another 10 years.
Not that we care, seeming as anyone worth their salt doesn't map for fame.
Eh?
#20 posted by R.P.G. on 2003/12/19 14:32:32
[...] I doubt any maps will live another 10 years.
Not that we care [...]
Eh? In ten years I might just want to load up Quake, play Day of the Lords, and reminisce about the old days when scampie wrote angst-filled posts on Func_Msgboard.
#21 posted by - on 2003/12/19 14:42:52
RPG, so in 10 years, you'll not only have a functioning computer that can run old windows/dos based Quake, but you'll also have compatible hard disk/cds that have the maps you want to play? I find that hard to believe.
Amature mappers should relieze that their work is something that won't even survive their lifetime. This is not your legacy, this is just a bit of fun and enjoyment for now.
Well
#22 posted by inertia on 2003/12/19 17:25:18
we dont even know what most of these people look like... we need international #tf lan
it will be held in my house
then when people start dying, we can have a face/body to go with the obituaries =[
Fragless EndSpawn...
#23 posted by madfox on 2003/12/19 17:41:43
My death will be fragless...
My maps will live 4ever, as long as there are compatible editors to convert them to 3000 age
computer generation...(quake3000)
If I die, Shambler can go to MentalCare playing pax(.)man...
If Eternity traces my last healthpoint, only Scampie will see the Devil dancing by the full moon...
not carrot.
Emulators
#24 posted by cyBeAr on 2003/12/19 17:52:17
we'll run emulators on emulators on emulators in the future to play games that looks like crap but makes us all warm and fuzzy on the inside...
Eeh
in the future, everone's last name will be internet.
I AM MR. INTERNET!
#26 posted by - on 2003/12/23 21:25:06
No You Aren't, I'm Mr. Internet!
#27 posted by pushplay on 2003/12/23 22:26:25
I'm Mr. Internet And So Is My Wife!
#28 posted by xen on 2003/12/24 05:21:00
The Real Mr.Internet
#29 posted by madfox on 2003/12/24 12:23:31
You don't have comments in your posts...only Orb can monitor this election.
And carrots don't have franchise.
Carrots Don't Have Franchise
#30 posted by pushplay on 2003/12/24 18:16:08
If I ever learn to play an instrument and put together a band, that will be the name of the band.
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