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Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 3:48 pm
by Bloodaxe
I have been bugging my parents for ages to get one, and it seems that (for once) my persistence has worked, and I am getting one soon
Posted: Sat Nov 10, 2007 4:55 pm
by Duke
Fifa 08 was a lot of fun.
I loose most times but I managed to beat Swindon when I played with Arsenal.
Posted: Sat Nov 10, 2007 5:09 pm
by Hryllantre
Duke wrote:Fifa 08 was a lot of fun.
I loose most times but I managed to beat Swindon when I played with Arsenal.
Wow that's an upset
Posted: Sat Nov 10, 2007 6:02 pm
by Nemesis
Hryllantre wrote:Duke wrote:Fifa 08 was a lot of fun.
I loose most times but I managed to beat Swindon when I played with Arsenal.
Wow that's an upset
Speaking of football.... how did Bristol City do today Hryll?
Posted: Sat Nov 17, 2007 5:25 pm
by Duke
Getting better! Now I actually beat Roma playing with Swindon
When I played the Leage cup in England with Liverpool I won by a hair on a penalty shootout against...Leyton Orient!!
Posted: Sat Nov 17, 2007 5:52 pm
by Hryllantre
Nemesis wrote:Hryllantre wrote:Duke wrote:Fifa 08 was a lot of fun.
I loose most times but I managed to beat Swindon when I played with Arsenal.
Wow that's an upset
Speaking of football.... how did Bristol City do today Hryll?
Shut yer face
Posted: Mon Sep 29, 2008 10:12 pm
by Bloodaxe
I absolutely love my Wii, and I play on it loads. I only have about 6 games, but as Guitar Hero 3 is among that list, that makes up for the games I don't have...
Posted: Mon Sep 29, 2008 10:54 pm
by trewqh
I wonder if Han is any good at it.
Posted: Tue Sep 30, 2008 2:17 pm
by Hannibal
trewqh wrote:I wonder if Han is any good at it.
Nope. I couldn't get near it for the first 2 days the kids got it. After that it was too late. They'd laugh at my stumblings at it, and I'd never catch up anyway. Nicky/Bloodaxe is far better at it than I'd ever be, and James/Kryptus (older) is superb at it, regularly getting 200-note streaks at expert level - awesome. Emma is good at it, and Buzz [age 8] already makes me not want to compete with him ...
It's a very cool thing.
Han
Posted: Tue Sep 30, 2008 5:31 pm
by Hryllantre
Off topic
Now I see why trewqh is doing the Vulking diplomacy for Kryptus...
Posted: Fri Oct 03, 2008 1:32 pm
by Hannibal
Hryllantre wrote:Off topic
Now I see why trewqh is doing the Vulking diplomacy for Kryptus...
Funny that you should mention that ...
I think a bit of clarity might help ...
The first I ever heard of this "kryptus" (cryptic?) was when my Vulking clanhead trewqh told us Vulkings that newbie Kryptus had applied to join, did we have any views? Ironically, I said "We don't know him yet, so preferably only if he shows he'll stick with a game". So trewqh told this "Kryptus" that he couldn't join Vulkings yet, but he'd mentor him (great!)
Several days later, I deduce/uncover that this "Kryptus" is my own son (14) James! Hey, you have to applaud him: he was trying for doing it secretly, earning his own success, and then eventually, in a Spartacus-type moment, revealing to his Dad: "
I am the famous Kryptus!". Sweet!
I immediately told Chris, GM Lardy, and trewqh. We decided to stick with James' independence - I'm leaving him to make his own way with trewqh or anyone, up to them.
BTW, Bloodaxe is one of my other sons, 12 year-old Nicky. He says he's posted for an opponent at a Duel (I approve because Duels have no deadlines and so don't conflict with homework ...), but nobody has taken him up? Well, to keep my son Nicky happy, I'd be glad if someone volunteered ... preferably not an expert, so that it's more even. I warn you: Nicky is smart ...!
Oh, don't worry, Emma (16) and Buzz [8] don't seem to be playing ... as far as I can tell.
Han
Posted: Fri Oct 03, 2008 4:18 pm
by Bloodaxe
It's a bit annoying - most of the players are either probably available to play, but far better than me, so I'd just get beaten too quickly to learn much, or recently joined, and have similiar experience, but are already in a different game and not ready for a duel.
Just gonna have to wait longer, I guess...