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[myloch]

It's not an intro ... it's not an outro ... I'm here just to say it's now official: I'm slowing down and you'll probably see me more on the lurking side and less as a contributor.

Me and my girlfriend *finally* decided to make a decisive step for our relationship and we're going to live together, and this implies *a lot* of work (house makeover to begin with) and it's time to remodel my life priorities too. Other than that, my collector's part is at stake: my most wanted games are more or less the same since last year and I'm beginning to think that for the most part only the holy grails are left to find (aka impossible mission).

Huge thanks to all of ya, with a special mention to Scaryfun, one of the best admins I ever met (10+ years administrating this site with updates on a regular basis, dude you're a machine! ) and Aclair/Rhymekidder, two AWESOME programmers who used to post here. You disappeared all of a sudden, both of you, it has been a lot of time but I still miss your help, I hope to see ya post and contribute here again in the future. Never say never huh?

[guardsman]

Congratulations on this big step in your life, myloch~! Hell, if I had a girlfriend who agreed to live together with me, I'd be dropping my interest in all of these games (Well, not all of them but most of them) since I would have something much more better to "play" with (Better than any interactive VR game out there - You can "touch" simulated VR girls in Illusion's VR Kanojo but the girl can't touch you back)! Take your most well deserve rest, my friend! I wish I were as lucky as you~!


BTW - "Never say never"? Are you a Sean Connery fan (Reference to "")? I personally liked Roger Moore better as James Bond 007!

[myloch]

[Scaryfun]

Our efforts most likely caused that to come about. Making rare stuff available for people to play can cause hoarders to change their mind when a lot of their hoard is already available. Owning the physical disks and boxes is a collection in itself which should make a game collector happy. Not allowing others to play those games is simply greedy and egotistical. Plus, early 90s discs are already reaching 25 years in age and they won't last forever.

It's sad to hear that you won't be around as much, hopefully you do check in once in awhile and keep in touch.
All the best to you in life...just remember to have some me time for yourself to follow your own interests. Absence makes the heart grow fonder.

[hfric]

You will kinda never give up on a hobby ... as gaming ,mate ... only pass it to the next generation
next thing you know, she will insist of dumping all those boxes into a store room lulz ...

[myloch]

[annoyment]

[myloch]

I'm not shutting down, I'm going to hibernation

[annoyment]

Here then

[hfric]

more like, he had that WIN10 update ...that F-uped all Intel based SSDs