The game I remembered

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Re: The game I remembered

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spawningmink wrote:We love you Xcom.....please come home
+1 strong agree.

Part of what has made this game what it is, and has kept these forums one of the homepages of my browsers for a good seven years now, has been some of the community members including you, who by this point seems as much an integral part of the game as the game itself. Good luck in whatever you do. <3

Also we really miss you letting us know what the actual fuck is going on in this game
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Re: The game I remembered

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Confessions of an unmindful botter :P
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Re: The game I remembered

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So glad to see some old faces.

Although Haven is and always will be a place of inspiration and adventure it acts so much so as a rift to reality for a game addict as me. I wish I was younger with more time. But time always flows forward and new experiences are always out there as I realized after spending time outside the realm of pc games. You always long for the golden days with the sweet memory forgetting the agony of hard work put in before the end of all projects. Time that is taken from another experience you could have spent in the real world creating something that can't be taken from you by a world reset.

There are promises to friends I have kept knowing full well that it might be deep waters I'm stepping into. But we will have to see if haven is possible to be played casually. Hopefully I won't end up drowning.
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sMartins wrote:Confessions of an unmindful botter :P
The prerogative of youth is to be cocky ... ;)
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Re: The game I remembered

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I hope they restore the old forums.
I think loftar sometime said that he has somekind of backups, but he is "too lazy" to restore them or something.
Time that is taken from another experience you could have spent in the real world creating something that can't be taken from you by a world reset.
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Re: The game I remembered

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borka wrote:The prerogative of youth is to be cocky ... ;)
Are you saying to me or op?
Btw probably "unmindful" it's not the right word i wanted to use, certainly i did not mean to be cocky....I meant somethin like he didn't learned from the previous experience.
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Re: The game I remembered

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WB Xcom :)

You can play casually and still enjoy it, trust me :)
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Re: The game I remembered

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Sometimes I feel like becoming aware of the pointlessness of the game and its unending cycles of drama and wasted effort and ultimately saying "I'm out" must the akin to achieving nirvana in real life.
Where is Patch to say something insightful now
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Re: The game I remembered

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hey xcom baby i missed u ;)
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All da botters r scum, no exceptions !
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