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Crewdroog: hola! I am not a into modding games, I'm a purist. However, if there is one mod i've ever used and was definitely needed it was the mod to run in freaking morrowind. gah.

welcome to the community, enjoy the ride :) *leaves suspicious yet delicious looking cake on table*
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IwubCheeze: *pokes the cake hoping it won't start shouting at me in French"
*cake comes to life and swallows IwubCheeze*
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IwubCheeze: *pokes the cake hoping it won't start shouting at me in French"
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Crewdroog: *cake comes to life and swallows IwubCheeze*
YEAARRRGGGHHH!!!!! Quick!! Someone get me a flock of hungry birds!!!

........and why does it smell like broccoli and urinal mints in here?
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Crewdroog: *cake comes to life and swallows IwubCheeze*
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IwubCheeze: YEAARRRGGGHHH!!!!! Quick!! Someone get me a flock of hungry birds!!!

........and why does it smell like broccoli and urinal mints in here?
*comes back into thread* bwahahaha, you have fallen for my trap! Now you will rot away in a prison of icing covered... brocolli and urinal mints...*cocks head to side* what was I thinking? *stutters* I mean, the only means of escape would be to eat your way out, but no one could stomach that! *laughs villainously*
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Crewdroog: *cake comes to life and swallows IwubCheeze*
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IwubCheeze: YEAARRRGGGHHH!!!!! Quick!! Someone get me a flock of hungry birds!!!

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and I'm sorry, did you say flock of hungry seagulls?
Post edited November 15, 2014 by Crewdroog
Welcome to GOG, I hope you enjoy your stay. This is one of the most kind, caring, welcoming and generous community that I've ever had the pleasure to be a part of. As people have stated most forums for each games has any relevant modding info if it is possible to mod said game. If ever you need assistance on anything I find people here are more than willing to help if they can. Again, have a great stay and I hope you find tonnes of games to fill your backlog up with, I'm sure you will. ^_^
Welcome to GOG! :)

Definitely check out the community around the game you're interested in first, especially any sticky topics/posts. Some games are definitely worth playing with mods, for instance I found replaying Fallout 2 with the restoration patch almost like playing a new game. It definitely felt like the definitive version i.e. fixing many bugs or issues long since abandoned or making other improvements.
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HypersomniacLive: You certainly need to reconsider some of your latest choices in socialising. ;-P
No, no, let's keep things civil..! XD

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HypersomniacLive: OK, just cut down with the stuff you've been smoking. ;-PP
Just trying new.. stuff!! *_* :D

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F4LL0UT: я люблю черепах с кремом
спокойной ночи :D
Post edited November 15, 2014 by Vythonaut
Oh my gosh, I love you guys. Best and most helpful welcome I've ever had!

Vous les chats sont les genoux de l'abeille!
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Vythonaut: No, no, let's keep things civil..! XD

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Well, you had to suggest tasing in this thread, what was I supposed to think? ;-P


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Vythonaut: [...]

Just trying new.. stuff!! *_* :D

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Oh dear, that's exactly what I'm talking about. ↁ_ↁ
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Potzato: Your French high-school teacher is a con-artist probably :-)
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F4LL0UT: I think so was that weird French guy I met a few weeks ago in a pub here. I said "j'aime des fraises" and he insisted that it has to be "les fraises". Aren't both forms correct?
Both forms are grammatically correct but 'des' is the "plural undefined article" (that would mean 'I like some random strawberries' in a weird way) and 'les' is the "plural defined article" ( which is literally 'I like [the] strawberries')

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F4LL0UT: I really should have put "des" in front of "fraises" and "poissons", though, right?
In your sentence the use of 'des' is what is assumed by default : "would you like to screw cheese with some strawberries and some fish in Germany" (writing 'des' is optional in that case, the strawberries and fish you are talking about are just not defined).
But you could have use 'les fraises et les poissons' if you wanted to speak about particular ones "the fish and the strawberries (which I just bought)"

And yes 'baiser' is always understood as screw (wether it is 'mess with' or 'having an intercourse'). Kiss is "faire la bise' (make a kiss) or "embrasser" (literally 'embrace' / 'take in your arms' but translated as kiss)
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F4LL0UT: but he also claimed that he's a scientist while he looked like a French David Beckham.
Typical French awesomeness, nothing new here ;-)
Post edited November 15, 2014 by Potzato
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Potzato: And yes 'baiser' is always understood as screw (wether it is 'mess with' or 'having an intercourse'). Kiss is "faire la bise' (make a kiss) or "embrasser" (literally 'embrace' / 'take in your arms' but translated as kiss)
I know. :3

Funnily enough the books we used at school still treated "baiser" as "to kiss", there was even a whole "funny story" about a girl promising a guy a "baiser" and he thought that he's going to get a kiss and in the end he got some sort of biscuit. Too bad he didn't know what "baiser" actually means. If he was already freaking out because of a kiss one can only wonder...

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Potzato: Typical French awesomeness, nothing new here ;-)
Lol. He also used his French super powers to screw a good friend of mine after knowing her only for a few hours. Man, you people are nasty.
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F4LL0UT: Funnily enough the books we used at school still treated "baiser" as "to kiss", there was even a whole "funny story" about a girl promising a guy a "baiser" and he thought that he's going to get a kiss and in the end he got some sort of biscuit. Too bad he didn't know what "baiser" actually means. If he was already freaking out because of a kiss one can only wonder...
The noun and the verb change dramatically.
'Un baiser' = 'a kiss' (poetic form in some way)
'baiser' = 'to screw' (there should be a 'normal very old form' though, but nowadays it's plain vulgar).


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Potzato: Typical French awesomeness, nothing new here ;-)
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F4LL0UT: Lol. He also used his French super powers to screw a good friend of mine after knowing her only for a few hours. Man, you people are nasty.
French territory is the place the most invaded through history, every barbarian tribe invaded here at some point (and generally stopped because it's pretty damn comfy). "Invader" is written all over our genetic code ;-)
There are GOG guides on how to improve/modding some games. I remember of System Shock and Planescape:Torment, but there are more. No idea how to get to the links...
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ChesHatter: Vous les chats sont les genoux de l'abeille!
I won't stay sane long D:
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IwubCheeze: YEAARRRGGGHHH!!!!! Quick!! Someone get me a flock of hungry birds!!!
Here brah:

http://img4.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20130502212201/smashbroslawlorigins/images/2/28/Angry_birds_flock_by_jeremiekent13-d5lc45k.png

Wait, what did you ask?
Post edited November 15, 2014 by Cyraxpt
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Potzato: The noun and the verb change dramatically.
'Un baiser' = 'a kiss' (poetic form in some way)
'baiser' = 'to screw' (there should be a 'normal very old form' though, but nowadays it's plain vulgar).
Aaah, thanks, good to know.