Stalker Coin

moremoney · 24 Mar 2009 at 20:11

Pilky01 said:

Boring.........seen it all before, even the references to your bald ass are getting dull, but i am sure you like the attention.

Tefal · 24 Mar 2009 at 20:11

moremoney said:
Go home before you get hurt.

LOL!

Pilky01 · 24 Mar 2009 at 20:12

moremoney said:
Boring.........seen it all before, even the references to your bald ass are getting dull, but i am sure you like the attention.

I love it, getting attention on the internet gives me the horn.

moremoney · 24 Mar 2009 at 20:17

Greebo said:
And my FF7 sold for more than retail on the pc

Hard luck yuo should have held out.

About dvdbunny, not me a lucky guess i am afraid.
I was just respondidng to a post

iamdjdz · 24 Mar 2009 at 20:20

moremoney said:
Hard luck yuo should have held out.

About dvdbunny, not me a lucky guess i am afraid.
I was just respondidng to a post

Are you drunk, or just a bit retarded?

Greebo · 24 Mar 2009 at 20:20

moremoney said:
Hard luck yuo should have held out.

About dvdbunny, not me a lucky guess i am afraid.
I was just respondidng to a post

Why hold out? It funded my pc upgrade

In fact I have sold 3 of them now

BlackDragon · 24 Mar 2009 at 20:24

Pretty cool looking coin, I'd have it regardless of whether it is official or not.

titchard · 24 Mar 2009 at 20:36

I have never seen someone confuse personal projected value with group projected value so much!

I have a copy of Uplink (Any of you remember that game? The hacker one?) When they originally made that it was pressed and burnt in their garage and distrubuted from there - then when they got a publisher they mass produced it. The programmers then found a box of 300 of the original home-pressed discs and numbered and signed them and sold them as a collectors item. I have No.09 if I remember right!

Personal value - quite a bit! I loved that game and felt a little bit of a connection with the devs.

Actual world value - Probably not a lot, I might be able to sell it for £20-30 maybe but nothing too fantastic - and that would have to be to a hardcore fan and collector in that particular area.

I think you are hoping it will be worth something more than it realistically is probably worth, especially as it is a 3RD party unofficial thing.

I hope you didn't get stung paying too much for that thing.

Rich

Mr_White · 24 Mar 2009 at 20:42

Dear moremoney, **** off.

Pilky01 · 24 Mar 2009 at 20:46

titchard said:
I have never seen someone confuse personal projected value with group projected value so much!

I have a copy of Uplink (Any of you remember that game? The hacker one?) When they originally made that it was pressed and burnt in their garage and distrubuted from there - then when they got a publisher they mass produced it. The programmers then found a box of 300 of the original home-pressed discs and numbered and signed them and sold them as a collectors item. I have No.09 if I remember right!

Personal value - quite a bit! I loved that game and felt a little bit of a connection with the devs.

Actual world value - Probably not a lot, I might be able to sell it for £20-30 maybe but nothing too fantastic - and that would have to be to a hardcore fan and collector in that particular area.

I think you are hoping it will be worth something more than it realistically is probably worth, especially as it is a 3RD party unofficial thing.

I hope you didn't get stung paying too much for that thing.

Rich

Awesome game.

Sinque · 24 Mar 2009 at 20:47

moremoney said:
Go home before you get hurt.

titchard · 24 Mar 2009 at 20:48

Pilky01 said:
Awesome game.

I know! That's why I bought the "Collectors" copy - but mainly because I knew they were bedroom programmers and wanted to show my support - the fact I got a numbered/signed copy was just a nice touch.

I never got more panicky than when I played that game - properly makes you rush and panic and get paranoid!

Rich

Shamikebab · 24 Mar 2009 at 20:50

moremoney said:
Please................... do people not understand the value of somthing that is wanted.
If you are willing to pay then it is worth that amount.

I have some magic beans if you're interested?

V4NT0M · 24 Mar 2009 at 20:51

Can someone explain the premise of uplink to me, or the gameplay mechanics, it's always seemed interesting to me but I couldn't tell from descriptions what kind of game it was.

danza · 24 Mar 2009 at 20:53

This thread makes less sense each time I look in here.

Tefal · 24 Mar 2009 at 20:54

titchard said:
I know! That's why I bought the "Collectors" copy - but mainly because I knew they were bedroom programmers and wanted to show my support - the fact I got a numbered/signed copy was just a nice touch.

I never got more panicky than when I played that game - properly makes you rush and panic and get paranoid!

Rich

ahhh memories of trying to type scribbled Ip's and acc No's as the trace tracker counts down 10

Pilky01 · 24 Mar 2009 at 20:55

I'm going to go and find uplink and have a game.

Tefal · 24 Mar 2009 at 20:57

you can buy and dl up0l;ink from their site (and defcon and darwinia ) then re download it when ever you need to

I always stick it on computers at some point

arknor · 24 Mar 2009 at 20:57

Pilky01 said:
I'm going to go and find uplink and have a game.

i believe there was a very similar game that was free and online aswell

titchard · 24 Mar 2009 at 20:58

Defcon is absolutely amazing - I think we are going to have that installed on the network for night shifts! Nothing more spooky than planning nuclear war in pitch black offices via the harsh glow of a CRT screen!

Rich