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I'm unemployed.

Ah, I think I see now. I'd wondered why DosBox was mentioned in the code...

It appears that my services will not be needed...

KeenRush wrote:Haha, I can't believe it! I entirely forgot Duke Nukem exists! Yeah, there's one example of FPS with humour.

Off Topic: I liked Duke Nukem 2. It's a shame I can't find the disc that has the full version on it, I'd like to play it again.

If we switched to SMF, would we keep the posts, postcounts, users' accounts, etc.?

xtraverse wrote:There were very precise workarounds, if you didn't follow them exactly you'd be screwed and probably lose your data.

Sounds like kind of a pain in the arse.

Hmm, I didn't know anything about a Keen 1 disassembly over in Keen:Modding. I guess I must've missed it.

Hmm... interesting topic. I don't think I've really tried any different ways to play, but maybe I should. It could provide some freshness. Come to think of it, I haven't really played Keen at all for quite a while, apart from that Keen Q mod. I'd like to replay Keen 6, I should do that soon. That ed...

We still don't know if it compiles, do we? But yeah, it does look difficult to add to.

I'm listening to my brother playing the drums and my sister listening to some song.

Whoa. If this source code works, it's quite an amazing find. Quick, somebody compile it! I never would've thought somebody would've already reverse engineered the source code for Commander Keen... It looks pretty complicated... I know some programming and I've used a bit of C++ I think, but I don't ...

That's a lot of levels. Are they short levels or standard?

I think I have some of them (maybe most? Maybe even all? I don't know) in MIDI format, do you want me to upload them to my server so you can download them?

KeenRush wrote:I can't remember what it was or where I made it. It wasn't that funny either, so it doesn't matter.

Fair enough.