I got the two copies of Reflections, and one of Collected.
The Reflections was okay, The Collected was pretty nice. I looked at the story portions more than
the yiff portions. I didn't know the Des character had the skunks' taste for getting into trouble,
I thought she sided with Jim. It seems to me she likes to watch them lay chaos wherever they go.
I'm also guessing, from the first story of the skunks using up Jim's last pictures in the camera,
that won't be the only time they've done it. Jim may hide the camera under lock and key, but,
somehow, they manage to get to it, and get Jim banned from yet another photo processor. I'm using
that idea as the start of another story of the skunks.
I've been putting off the story for a bit of time as I'm playing with Unreal Tournament 2003. I am
liking this new version of the Unreal engine codenamed "Unreal Championship" more than Quake III
Arena, and any of those other engines. Yes, more than Counterstrike's Half-life engine because
Unreal has story-telling applications, as used in "Undying" and the Harry Potter PC games. Yes,
I'm playing the Harry Potter games, but not before tricking the engine to the extreme, replacing
values and options that were deleted. The condition EA ships the games in, they're apalling,
reducing the colors, effects and polygon drawing which makes it unbearable. Thank goodness I know
how to trick out the engine's INI file.
I'll get to working on the stories soon, the sequel to "Of Skunks and Dragons" is better than the
first. A little more yiffy action. And yes, the skunks get to meet those kids that just pop in at
the most inconvenient time!
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Received on Wed Dec 18 2002 - 19:19:02 CST