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Monday, October 21st 2002, 11:38pm

Competitions - yes or no?

i dont understand fully how it would work, but sounds cool
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Monday, October 21st 2002, 11:51pm

Competitions are great. :)
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Wednesday, October 23rd 2002, 6:23am

Yes

YES. It's a good way to meet other new players.

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Monday, February 10th 2003, 6:03pm

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i dont understand fully how it would work, but sounds cool

I guess the mod would tell us to play for example kbounce and then take screenshot of the highest score you can get and post a link to the screenshots in this forum. Am I right?
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Friday, February 14th 2003, 8:03pm

Until the invitation framework in KDE is done, integrating the addressbook, messaging services like mailer apps and instant message apps and applications wanting to send an invitation somewhere, games like Atlantik would benefit from this as well. Good idea.

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Wednesday, March 5th 2003, 2:48pm

Excellent, I am up for! Bring it on! :D
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Wednesday, March 5th 2003, 2:50pm

do you want?

do you want to start this?

should I add you as games&fun moderator???

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Wednesday, March 5th 2003, 4:15pm

So as the new (mod) I'll like to continue this project. Now that I see there are a few people interested I would like to know what sort of games do you all want to play? I have a few suggestions: UT2K3, Quake3, SOF, Decent3, Tuxracer (great Game), Tron. Some games can be plaid online others can’t so I guess we will just have to see the score from screen shots. Just post your suggestion and I’ll set a date so that the gamming may begin. :D
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Sunday, June 22nd 2003, 12:22am

Count me in. :)
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Sunday, June 22nd 2003, 8:54am

yep
i have become obsessed with KolorLines (best game ever!)
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Wednesday, July 9th 2003, 8:38am

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yep
i have become obsessed with KolorLines (best game ever!)



What game is that ? I have not seen it yet! I must admit I am currently obsessed with Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory
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Monday, July 21st 2003, 10:03pm

I am all about getting together and kicking some KDE user ass! Or at least a long slow painful death... count me in.
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Monday, July 21st 2003, 11:35pm

yeah now i am over kolorlines with enemy territory too :P

kolorlines comes part of the kde games package
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Tuesday, July 22nd 2003, 2:18pm

Ok it has been long enough now, that we have been talking about it. It is actually time to do it. I would like any suggestion on multiplayer games that we may all enjoy.

I suggest
Wolfenstein ET or Quake 3 Arena

Any other suggestions?

I will be happy to host the game. As I normally host games for my own entertainment anyway.

And if you are all interested I can password the server so that only specific users can logon. And if you fancy winning a fully licensed copy of Doom 3 went it is released just join me at my forum.

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Wednesday, January 7th 2004, 8:33am

Seb you started this long time ago, are you still interrested? I am trying to get a couple of people together for a night of ET fighting are you up for it? Check it out HERE
Hopefully you'll be up for it! :wink:
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Sunday, January 11th 2004, 11:36pm

Yea, ET is now my favorite FPS. Maybe we can have a KDE-Forum.org clan and jump into a server and start shooting?
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Monday, January 12th 2004, 8:36am

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Yea, ET is now my favorite FPS. Maybe we can have a KDE-Forum.org clan and jump into a server and start shooting?


Excellent although we would have to find out a convenient time as I believe there are 8 hours difference between us. It is my believe that I am 8 hour ahead from California so we would have to meet like early afternoon your time and late evening my time. What do you say?
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Tuesday, January 20th 2004, 2:29am

I say sure! AIM sometime this week (I'm online a lot) and we can arrange a time for this coming weekend.
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