“We just played this damn map!”
That’s what you say, but do they listen? No. As much as I like TFC, some things just irk me. On one of my favorites, “KeysDigital Team Fortress Classic,” there is an automated voting system, and if a map has the most votes, the master changes that server to that map. But the voting system can be initiated at any time, so there can be a 5 minute long map! Anyway, I did pretty well this week. I killed Snake a couple of times, and I got Gandalf 3 times in one game! My current favorite maps are “2 Fortresses,” “Badlands,” “Well,” “Crossover,” “Hunted,” and “CanalZone 2.” TFC is a game that will never grow old.
This is probably the most one-sided week of gaming this year for me. Aside from Doom2, TFC is the only game and basically the only thing at all that I played on my PC this week. On Doom2, I played the Marines custom WAD, which Snake has been refurbishing lately. I am going to add some stuff to it too, and it will be available for download here at S&L soon.
I’m sure you want to hear something different for a change, so here you go: I played Links LS 2000 (demo) a little this week. This is a really good golf game; very soothing. Snake and I played a multiplayer game of it. He won, but I don’t know how, since neither one of know much about golf. I’ve played it before, but not for score; just on my golf course for fun. All Snake’s played is Put-put!
Finally, Snake found a really cool program called Kali. It configures mulitplayer games, like GameSpy. This thing supports… hold on to your assault cannons… 262 games! 262! This also has numerous setup options and is very quick. It has some drawbacks, though: no sounds initially, and hardly anybody uses it.
That’s it. I’m rather tired now, my energy depleted from TFC.
