What's the name of this game?
Conor Turton
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> Thanks in advance...
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Zolyx in UK
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"Public <Anonymous_Account>" <rema...@anon.xg.nu> wrote in message
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colors (burnt sienna and turquoisish).
Omni
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> It looks an awful lot like Qix, but it can't be because Qix only has two
> colors (burnt sienna and turquoisish).
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Anyway, i've found it - and it was Qix.
I just didn't know it only had two colors...
Thanks to you all...
Matthew Thompson
<Omni@xyzpdqusob> wrote:
On my monitor, under the rom I got from mame.dk, the colors are
blue-green and red. Blue-green for the fast blocks, and red for
the slow ones.
Let us know if you find something for sure with all those colors.
You didn't manipulate it digitally just to fool all the experts,
did you? ;)
Matt
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*lol* Hehe, thanks for the good laugh :)
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"Public <Anonymous_Account>" <rema...@anon.xg.nu> wrote in message
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It's against this newsgroup's policy to post binaries of any type or any
size to the group.
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> On my monitor, under the rom I got from mame.dk, the colors are
> blue-green and red. Blue-green for the fast blocks, and red for
> the slow ones.
I guess you could call it red, but it looks sort of brownish.
If anyone's wondering (read: I feel like sharing information no one cares
about), the RGB coordinates are:
Red, AKA Burnt Sienna
R: 145
G: 36
B: 18
Blue-green, AKA Turquoisish
R: 0
G: 127
B: 127
It turns out blue-green is actually dark cyan. So sue me.
Public <Anonymous_Account>
Anyway, the game I wanted was Qix - and now I've got it.
(Though it just uses two colors).
I made the picture in Paint Shop Pro because it would be
easier to understand than if I tried to explain the game
in words.
I hope everybody is happy now...
Skidoo
> size to the group.
Want a little cheese with that whiiiiine?
Skidoo
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Covenant
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> > It's against this newsgroup's policy to post binaries of any type or any
> > size to the group.
>
> Want a little cheese with that whiiiiine?
>sigh<
Ther *major* problem that people have with binary posts to a NON binary NG
are twofold..
One, a LOT of people set their NG's to download all messages as default,
therefore they will be forced to download binaries they are unaware of.
And, more importantly, some ISPs will delete non binary groups that
continually have binaries posted on them as they are NOT a part of the
*binary* heirarchy.
It's as simple as that.... THINK for a bit before you throw out unwarranted
and unnecessary, knee-jerk, flamettes, huh?
(And try, if even for a second, to appreciate the sense of *community* that
this place tries to have, how's about it?)
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Skidoo
> "Skidoo" <skidooRE...@trip23.com> wrote in message []...
> > > It's against this newsgroup's policy to post binaries of any
> > > type or any size to the group.
> >
> > Want a little cheese with that whiiiiine?
>
> >sigh<
Don't you mean <SIGH\ROLL_EYES\STRIKE_A_POSE>?
> Ther *major* problem that people have with binary posts
> to a NON binary NG are twofold..
Please enlighten me Your Highdorkness....
> One, a LOT of people set their NG's to download all
> messages as default, therefore they will be forced to
> download binaries they are unaware of.
The rebuttal to this is so obvious even you with your limited faculties
should be able to deduce it for yourself.
> And, more importantly, some ISPs will delete non binary
> groups that continually have binaries posted on them as
> they are NOT a part of the *binary* heirarchy.
It's standard practice to filter the messages, not the entire newsgroup. I
have **never** heard of an ISP dropping an entire non-bin newsgroup because
of binary posts. I defy you to point to a single example.
> It's as simple as that....
The simple fact is that you're a dweeb with **WAY** too much time on your
hands.
> THINK for a bit before you throw out unwarranted and
> unnecessary, knee-jerk, flamettes, huh?
Don't even bother trying to think, please. Just keep your melodramatic trap
shut.
> (And try, if even for a second, to appreciate the sense
> of *community* that this place tries to have, how's about
> it?)
"Sense of community" is not fostered by pubescent histrionics and
holier-than-thou lectures. Why don't you keep your thoughts to yourself
unless you have something constructive to contribute? How's about it?
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> Covenant.
> A Man With Far Too Much Time On His Hands
No kidding.
Skidoo
Covenant
I unreservedly apologise for even trying to engage this 'Skidiot' in even
the simplest *reasoning process* as to why NG hierarchies are set up in the
first place. (I mean Hell... how stupid of me to actually cite something
that has been in place for many many years. How ridiculous for me to
actually state ISP's TOS's and believe them.. how ludicrous of me to believe
that we who are friends here actually *do* feel that sense of Community or
to plead to the *better nature* of someone who quite obviously doesn't
*have* one
With hindsight, it was foolish of me to try.
I actually thought that 'Skidmarks' was just *new* to this and that he was
trying to *be cool* when he was involved in his Mame.dk *debate*, now I
realise that it is just a very foolish and that 'Skidope' is simply not
worth bothering with...
To those who have already K/f-ed this waste of espace, my apologies for
fostering his stream of semi-consciousness on you once more...
It shan't happen again..
Covenant.
A Man *Rolling His Eyes, Striking A Pose* And Ignoring A Moron...
"Skidoo" <skidooRE...@trip23.com>
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...nothing of any interest, sense, nor intelligence...
Skidoo
Let me avail you of my keen powers of perception; let me save you some time
and trouble--Covenant is a retard. To wit:
He said...
>> And, more importantly, some ISPs will delete non binary
>> groups that continually have binaries posted on them as
>> they are NOT a part of the *binary* heirarchy.
And I said...
> I defy you to point to a single example.
And he didn't. 'Tard marked. Case closed.
Skidoo
"Covenant" <cove...@joelamb.freeserve.co.uk> wrote in message
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Bedwarmer
enough to scribble:
>He said...
>>> And, more importantly, some ISPs will delete non binary
>>> groups that continually have binaries posted on them as
>>> they are NOT a part of the *binary* heirarchy.
I believe Mindspring deletes binary postings to non binary groups. At
least, the closest to a binary file that I ever see in my text groups
is the occasional Vcard.
>And I said...
>> I defy you to point to a single example.
>
>And he didn't. 'Tard marked. Case closed.
Aren't filters wonderful?
Bedwarmer
Jerry Stratton
>It's standard practice to filter the messages, not the entire
>newsgroup. I have **never** heard of an ISP dropping an entire
>non-bin newsgroup because of binary posts. I defy you to point to a
>single example.
At our University we drop newsgroups that contain too many binary posts.
We just don't have the disk space for it. So there you go. Now you know
a single example: University of San Diego. (And why in the world do you
post a message thinking it's going to be filtered out by ISPs, anyway?)
Covenant
"Jerry Stratton" <ne...@hoboes.com> wrote in message
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Jerry...
Thank you.
But it's pointless trying to actually *reason* with this.
But at least you *did* prove the apparent *single* point he needed
clarified. Maybe he won't be so quick to open mouth and spew in the future..
Covenant
A Man Who Doubts It...