Spring RTS Engine

Like what i said before the game is not even in alpha stage the game might look maybe 5 times as better as it looks now we just dont know.

Chris taylor also says hes pushing the boundrys in graphics and mutiplayer and gameplay we have never seen before.

We just dont know what this game will do and theres still heaps of features that chris taylor hasnt even reaviled yet.

This sounds like Chris Taylor is the brother of Chuck Norris.

DeathHawk wrote:...
Chris taylor also says hes pushing the boundrys in graphics and mutiplayer and gameplay we have never seen before.
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Ahh, he is just copying Spring

muhahahha, tobi you mind fi I randomyl quote that everytime I see the words supreme commander?

Tobi gets a cookie jar ^_^

Andreask wrote:This sounds like Chris Taylor is the brother of Chuck Norris.

exactly , i agree that he is pretty good and that TA is one of a kind, but lets not celebrate his birthday at the 25th decemeber please..

Zoombie wrote:Chopaicitics or whatever you name is spelled...
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I guess you don't have Chocapic where you live.

Hmmmm
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I worked some times in the only factory in Portugal that produces that stuf. Chocapic 10 mins after the oven is ..
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Hmm a drunk dog eating burnt Fritos...

To the best of my knowledge we don't get that product in north america...

[PS I will guess it is a sweet cholocolate cereal, not the burnt salty corn chips it looks like to an american ]

to be honest, I think that the cartoony dog with the WIDE OPEN, BRIGHT, CUTESY EYES and the GIGANTICALLY HUGE LAUGH/SMILE, which is ENGORGING ITSELF in a MANIC FRENZY on cereal, would fit in with any other cereal here in North America. You won't find a cartoon character on a cereal box (you won't find a character that is not a cartoon) that is not absolutely orgasmic about the cereal that it is voraciously consuming. Aside from not having seen it anywhere I've ever been, the only clue I'd have to knowing that it isn't sold here is that it is made by Nestle, and I don't think I've ever seen a cereal marketed by Nestle here.

Heh..

Apparently 'Nestle' cereals = General Mills, but only outside the US... Though even worse (given the look and theme of Chocapic's) is that they are Ralston-Purina

Of all the interesting facts I never needed to know...

I wonder what shipping would be like to get a box to the states heh.

EDIT: I friggin misspelled Chocapic
EDIT2: I made a picture to demonstrate

I dont eat cerial.

I dont even LOOK at cerial box's if i can help it...those things are vicuious!

mother wrote:... 'Nestle' cereals = General Mills, ...

I don't know "General Mills" but "General" sounds like some kind of cheap product which isn't the case of Nestle's products which are rather expensive.
And i can confirm Nestle's product quality because i worked there and i know well the attention they give to quality, cleaning, product samples for analisys and stuff. And my father is chief of quality control at the factory.

To move the cereals from the ovens to the filling machines, they fill up big bags, called "big bags" , with some 200 Kgs of cereal. When filled with Chocapic, sometimes i would hugg the warm big bags and impregnate my smelling senses with that sweet chocolate smell. And sometimes grab a handfull of it.
drooooool

Ok, time to go eat!

PauloMorfeo wrote: I don't know "General Mills" but "General" sounds like some kind of cheap product which isn't the case of Nestle's products which are rather expensive.
And i can confirm Nestle's product quality because i worked there and i know well the attention they give to quality, cleaning, product samples for analisys and stuff. And my father is chief of quality control at the factory.

What are the chances that you both worked there? heh

Anyhow General Mills is a huge company, which americans would recognize.

PS Im sure it is yummy cereal

yeah, General Mills is a very large corporation that's in the cereal business here in the states. I guess you could call it the General Motors of cereal.

PauloMorfeo wrote:I don't know "General Mills" but "General" sounds like some kind of cheap product...

Yeah, that just about sums it up.