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Great, thanks!

Would have loved to test the module - it might come handy in a future game. Unfortunately the link in the first post references to 2dadventure.com and requires member authentification. Could you upload the archive somewhere else?

Happy birthday Arj0n!

And also belated thanks to abstauber & Ascovel.

They do it on almost all my pictures.



I figured it's a local custom, but it seems popular all over Asia.

Jep, Chinese girls seem to love doing the V-sign on photos too. Palms outside, from my experience.

True, the bar has been set quite high. Then again, this guy might disagree:

Perhaps we should start a "Who does the best Mr.Bean imitation" contest?

@Nacho: Haha, that's CJ, right? Awesome pic - I see some resemblance...

That's me:



Now that I think about it, I tend to look pissed off on most pictures. I really don't know why I look so happy in that one. Whatever the reason, it probably certainly involved alcohol.

Hey, I might as well introduce myself.  

I am Jürgen, 30 years old, from Austria. I have played adventure games since I was kid, starting with Maniac Mansion on the NES and later on the PC, then Zak McKracken, Monkey Island 1 and the rest is history as they say. My all-time-favourites are Monkey Island 1, Fate of Atlantis and the Gabriel Knight series.

I discovered AGS in 2004 I think with Yahtzee's X Day a Y games and Grundy's Ben Jordan series, both of which are still among my AGS favourites. In the following years I've played A LOT of AGS games, and I used to lurk on this forum. Only now have I decided to play a more active part in the community. Better late than never, no?

Of course I have also downloaded the AGS editor and tried several times to develop my own adventure game, which failed because of my little spare time but mostly because I suck at drawing. But at least I managed to do a short demo game which I used during several workshops at my university, where I discussed Adventure game development with teachers and pupils. So hopefully I'll at least play my part in recruiting new future AGS developers. And who knows, perhaps I will finish my own game some day...