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Joined: Feb 2003
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Hello, No, we haven't started playtesting yet. If you are interested and you haven't subscribed you can still send an email to playtest@larian.com. We'll contact you once we start playtesting. Thank you and all the best, Lynn
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stranger
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Joined: May 2008
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so.. when does it start then?  I must say I'm quite anxious to play this game. I already re-installed and finished DD to get back the memories.. I can't hold out much longer 
The best games are made in Belgium 
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stranger
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Joined: May 2007
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Greetings!I'm Greek, and just applied!I have permission from work, anyday they ask I'm available.But, what's best I have my secret weapon ready: my grandma's Greek traditional cookies!Roaar!
Menicus.
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stranger
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stranger
Joined: May 2008
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Greetings!I'm Greek, and just applied!I have permission from work, anyday they ask I'm available.But, what's best I have my secret weapon ready: my grandma's Greek traditional cookies!Roaar!
Menicus. Mmmmm.. do the cookies contain one of the following: Olive oil, tomatoes, cheese? It must be I'll come with Belgian waffles (with chocolate on-demand!!), beat that!
Last edited by Tottel; 23/11/08 10:57 PM.
The best games are made in Belgium
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Joined: Apr 2006
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I'll bring french fries from "de frituur" DONE 
Last edited by Khamul; 08/01/09 09:53 PM.
E pensando di lei
Mi sopragiunse uno soave sonno
Ego dominus tuus
Vide cor tuum
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Joined: Jan 2009
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the first one that brings chocolate chip cookies from den aldi will get some cheatcodes from me during the playtesting
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enthusiast
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Joined: Jan 2009
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haha, if you let me come, I'll bring the aldi-cookies (new yorkers?)... and some Jaffa Cakes!
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apprentice
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Joined: Feb 2004
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nothing beats my homemade chocolate-hazelnut-rum cake 
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enthusiast
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Joined: Nov 2004
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So, the Larians can be corrupted with food? Shortage over there? *calling mum for epic meatloaf* 
"They say if you play the Windows XP CD backward, you can hear satanic words." - "Oh, that's nothing. If you play it forward it installs Windows XP...!"
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apprentice
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Joined: Apr 2008
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Heh, I'm looking forward to this We'll probably all be taking sick leave after beta testing because of indigestion problems, but it'll totally be worth it.
"The Large Print giveth, and the Small Print taketh away" - Tom Waits
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Joined: Jan 2009
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So, the Larians can be corrupted with food? Shortage over there? *calling mum for epic meatloaf* well lets just say that even baking a pizza is something they manage to mess up the entire floor smelled like the house burned down
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Joined: Feb 2003
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well lets just say that even baking a pizza is something they manage to mess up
You're one of them! 
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Joined: Aug 2003
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I prefer Pita.
Pita "the programmers choice" when coding
Not in the mood for cheese?
That excuse has more holes than a slice this fine Gorgombert!
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well lets just say that even baking a pizza is something they manage to mess up
You're one of them! well yeah but i have to cook for myself so i know how ovens and microwaves work, actually that is about all that i know about cooking but still
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Joined: Mar 2003
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So.... You guys can manage creating a very complex game, but have difficulty in working with an oven/microwave?
Last edited by Myrthos; 14/01/09 08:42 AM.
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apprentice
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I prefer Pita.
Pita "the programmers choice" when coding Actually, as a programmer, I prefer food that I can eat with one hand, leaving the other hand free to continue coding Unfortunately, pita is not something I can eat with one hand without smearing it all over my keyboard. Pizza, on the other hand, if properly cut before eating, is perfect for the job.
"The Large Print giveth, and the Small Print taketh away" - Tom Waits
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Joined: Jan 2009
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Yesterday's pizza will be harder, thus will have less chance to fall on your keyboard, making it the ideal food for coding!
And of course, you have non-crumbling cookies... like.. say, for instance... Jaffa.. Cakes?
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Joined: Oct 2003
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So.... You guys can manage creating a very complex game, but have difficulty in working with an oven/microwave? Ours is the power of the mind, not necessarily that of the body.
I am in blood
Stepp'd in so far, that, should I wade no more,
Returning were as tedious as go o'er.
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I prefer Pita.
Pita "the programmers choice" when coding Actually, as a programmer, I prefer food that I can eat with one hand, leaving the other hand free to continue coding Unfortunately, pita is not something I can eat with one hand without smearing it all over my keyboard. Pizza, on the other hand, if properly cut before eating, is perfect for the job. Yes that is true, But I find the the crust of pizza is a bit greasy. The bread of a pitta absorbs the grease and keeps your fingers clean. And you can eat a pitta with one hand. (a small one). While I concede the point that pitta is the programmers choise when coding, it still is the programmers choise when compiling or reviewing code.
Not in the mood for cheese?
That excuse has more holes than a slice this fine Gorgombert!
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While I concede the point that pitta is the programmers choise when coding, it still is the programmers choise when compiling or reviewing code. the compiling one has actually been hanging on the door of the gameplay room for quite some time. I had not seen the reviewing one yet ... *print*
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