I've always wanted to create a turn-based stealth game. I'm not sure how it would really work, but in my head I can see a cross between a roguelike, and Splinter Cell... The only barrier stopping me is time ...Oh, and skill

That could be quite awesome, it would substitute the timing in most stealth games with planning and strategy.

This idea gets my seal of approval.

Honestly, how are we supposed to make Christmas games without sleigh bells?

That second banner is especially awesome.

Add me into that sweet, sweet Sakar/peanutbuttershoes sandwich (the 11th).

How is it so hot here?  IT'S NOT EVEN SUMMER!

Nowadays I seem to focus more on writing, than the actual story of novels, but then again, where do you set the line between the writing and the story?  Would you consider the themes/motifs/images of a novel to be part of the story or part of the writing?

I use a laptop, usually without a mouse, it's good for getting work done while at uni and for being able to work while sitting on the couch.

Sometimes I wonder if PETA is just some kind of big PR stunt rather than a serious animal-rights organisation.  They keep creating crazy marketing stunts that loosely connect popular culture to animal rights abuse, while keeping a straight face as they kill almost all of the animals they save.

I have several hats:
-A fancy trilby
-A cheap trilby (striped)
-A deer stalker (I use it for programming)
-A top Hat
-A birthday cake hat
-A flat cap
-A beret
-An akubra

Or Cowboy Bebop.

A game about a young man in a land that has been abandoned by the gods, where poverty, war and disease are widespread.  He makes it his quest to ascend an ancient tower, which has been said to have been created to bridge the world between the world of the mortals and that of the gods, allowing those who ascend it, to transcend they're human forms and become gods.

There's more to the plot than that, but I'm keeping it under wraps.

My art skill is far to poor to make the experience I'm imagining right now.

I can't seem to be able to get the ending scene of Rebuild Of Evangelion 2.0 out of my head.

Look at me, I'm a thai restaurant menu.

Haven't figured out the level of sarcasm in that post...but...I'm stoked enough for the both of us anyway 

And you never will know, because I'm an enigma wrapped in a riddle.

http://forums.tigsource.com/index.php?topic=21469.msg645097#msg645097
It had to be done.

Good call, I've probably spent more time working on my game than working on my actual programming courses this semester.

THE ANTICIPATION IS KILLING ME!