Subject: It's rather like TVTropes, isn't it?
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Posted on: 2009-01-13 23:20:00 UTC
When I was younger, I used to read CYOA books all the time, and stick my fingers in the pages to keep my place. It flattened my knuckles.
I did this in May, for my computer science class.
Then, it was in Java. But I was fearful of destroying computers with my woeful programming skills, so I took forever and a half to put it into its own Google Docs thing, and here it is!
Note: This takes place in May 2008, and features the Agents of others.
~Start Here~
Commentary, suggestions for fixing things, and etc will be appreciated!
First time through we killed that interrupted their the 'Sue in the All-HQ etcetc game.
I want to play it over and over again.
In a completely awesome way.
...the one where you end up duct-taped to the Console.
Other than that, though, the AHARIQ match. Moral of story: sportsmanship is for losers!
Seems all good but for three points.
The first was a missing full stop, and no, I can't remember what page it was on.
The second was:
"Sorry that you heard our argument,"
Since when did a PPC agent apologise when passersby heard them arguing?
These are all just quibbles over details, however. My main problem is that your story had me playing an AHQAIRQL match in which my team consisted of half Floaters and half DMS agents. Where the hell was my team?
First: Okay, I'll have to look for that. If I'm lucky I'll find it someday.
Second: That is a very good question I have no answer for.
Third: Was not an official league match. Does that answer that?
Was just a bit odd seeing a team composed of half-DMS and half-Floaters, when being a Bad Slasher myself.
Will keep poking through and seeing what else is thrown up. And next time I spot a missing full stop, I'll note the page and let you know.
Fun. Lots of fun. I like the food poisoning one. XD
...that I clicked around until I had explored every single different storyline?
So we can all be sad together. I spent about half an hour going through all of them, without even realizing it.
When I was younger, I used to read CYOA books all the time, and stick my fingers in the pages to keep my place. It flattened my knuckles.