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Was I the only one who had hardly any trouble getting No Fear of Heights Achievement?
Hey guys,
I heard on this forum how difficult people had found this achievement. I had a look at some videos on youtube and it didn't look too hard. Had a try and I died 5 times and got it on the 6th. Just need a bit of luck with the drops on the last section before the goal.
How many times did you try before you got it?
Congrats on that.
I believe I did it on the 27th try.
Didn't watch any vids, just took my time and learned the patterns, took maybe 5-6 times, sometimes the guys dropping the stuff all drop at the same time. Need a tad bit of luck there, but not too difficult.
I found on the last third you just had to go for it rather than wait round looking for patterns in how the guys dropped things down on you. The best thing i also found was jumping into a lane where an object had been dropped moving up then jumping to another lane when something went past in that one. You occasionally get it where theres no way to get past with the ammount of stuff getting dropped on you.
It was for sure one of the harder achievements of the game. I lost count on how many tries it took but finally nailed it
10 character limit.
Iirc it took me around 15 tries I think? It's definitely the hardest achievement in the game but it's not something that should take people weeks to get let alone maybe an hour. The frustrating part is how easy and simple the game is when you can shoot again.
It took me roughly 20 to 30 tries... :mad:
It took me about 8 tries and lot of swearing at the TV. It was frustrating but it wasn't too bad, I just got lucky on my 8th attempt and the seas parted...
I don't understand what people are talking about when they say this is so hard either. Took me 4 tries, no videos. I was expecting this to be extremely hard after all I'd read online. Maybe if you're younger and haven't played old school retro games then you have trouble, IDK that's just my theory.
Yeah, it appears you were one of the few ucky ones, as this crap achievement is all about patience and luck.
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I love both.
If I have to choose, wine for sure.... but, please, don't tell me wine is healthy!
Eventhough in moderate quantities is always alcohol.
Hi Roberto thanks for your comment, in moderate quantities alcohol is good for you, there is research out there I promise this isn't just me talking :)
Ciao :)
Hi Dea, thanks for your take on wine and beer comparison.
I do not completely agree with this phrase: "There are good beers yes, but hands down wine is more varied, can be paired more easily to foods and well it's sexier. No bloating, no burping or any of those best if avoided moments so closely tied to swilling beer. Even the good kind"
I've just get more closer to the beer world and I can say that it is really big and mostly undiscovered. The pairing opportunities are almost equivalent than with wines and beers can be healthy too for some particular reasons (for example it is good for mothers while alchool is prohibited!).
The only point where I think wine win over beer is the complexity of that part of the process oc creation that starts on the ground with the grape. Beer seems to be a little bit more mechanic process than beer but I'm at a too early stage to tell it.
For sure, I love both these worlds.
Only a heap of clichè. I drink beers. And wine too. I like both of them. You drink wine. And you don't know what you are talking about when you talking about beers.link a questo commento 0 0
Filippo, just to have an idea about the potentiality of the beer world, have a look at this festival (a festival full of bullishits but also masterpieces, it gives you the hint): http://beeradvocate.com/ebf/saturdaylink a questo commento 0 0
Omg... a little aggressive aren't we as usual here... Why oh why Mr. Stefano Ricci aren't I entitled to my opinions and for whatever it's worth last time I checked I can wax poetic about wine...til the cows come home buddy. Chillout!!!!link a questo commento 0 0
Also Mr. Ricci I do know what I'm talking about when I talk about beer, I grew up in the US where we have really good artisanal beers. The marketshare beer enjoys however and it's appeal in the college crowd is another matter, a business, marketing, image and branding matter. And once again, I don't come to your blog and accuse you of stuff, so please arretez vous!link a questo commento 0 0
Errata corrige... its appeal and with the college crowd not in...this is what happens when I type fast sorry y'all lolz :)link a questo commento 0 0
I am entitled too to say you are talking about things you do not know, I hope. Or not? As you surely know, California is one of the best place in the USA for drinking beers. Well, it happened more than one time to talk with Californian guys, explaining what and where drinking good beers in their state, so I suppose that nationality is not in general a good way to support our own knowledge about the beer world... Simply, try samplying some hundred of different beers and different styles, it is a more powerful way true knowledge...link a questo commento 0 0
Yeah ok buddy but to come on someone's blog and attack them and say "you dono't know what you are talking about" that's just rude... I would never do it. I know that Cali is home to many awesome beers I love many India Pale Ales, and Oregon, and Washington State. Lots of awesome microbrewery brews being made right in NYC too, in Brooklyn.
Must be cultural we do not customarily go and openly insult people. I guess here in Italy you do, I don't really care. What you think I know has very little importance. The rudeness of folks here is always a shock, I'm a nice person and it's always kind of jarring. Whatever say what you want, no difference to me. Peace out man.
@Filippo - thanks for your message, as you see someone is flaming at me on my blog post. This happens often here, never in my other blog. Like oil and water - I simply do not mix well with some folks. Bound to happen in life I guess. Cmq sono contenta che ti stai avicinando al mondo della Birra, lo conosco bene e preferisco il mondo del vino. Plus I speak from a branding and commercial standpoint, as I'm sure you know as you know me. It's a war back home, trying to wrest some marketshare away from the beer drinking crowd in some demographics and we're not talking nice beers.. just average stuff. Cheers see you in Verona, also the sooner you publish info re the group dinner the better. Ciao Fil :)link a questo commento 0 0
The big problem with italian is that we have at least 10 vocabular to better render the sense and the context of a phrase. If you talk about rudeness and I should translate it in italian I'll never know if you were talking about "maleducazione" or about "rudezza" that in italian are two well distinct things.
I think that Stefano is more "rude" than "maleducato" and the way he replied to you with his first comment, might be intrpreted as a kind of honesty. Yes, a little bit direct to you (diretto is better than rude in this case) but still honest.
Would you apreciate most somewhat very kind lying manners?
I think this is a public place.
If you decide to write here, you must be prepared to rude replies as well as friendly ones.
Cheers, Fil.
Apologize, just saw your last comment.
That is the point: your blog here, is not an comfortably numb as your one with your only audience, what we have here something more similar to a port or a gym. Maybe you just need to familiarize a little with it.
My suggestion: keep more concentrated on contents and thesis than on the form.
Cheers, fil.
Hi Fil I don't understand... concentrate on content and thesis than form...what? hmm also I think a minimum of public decorum can be expected. I would NEVER ever go to someone and publicly say you don't know what you are talking about. I already said it's cultural. I find it rude. But yeah at the end of the day sure it is a public forum and he can be nasty and tell me that I don't know what I am talking about when in fact I very much do. I just find it annoying. But whatever.... this is one of the reasons I don't post here as often as I'd like to. Is there a way to delete or block folks who's comment you don't want to recieve? I guess not. Pazienza. G'nite D.link a questo commento 0 0
Maybe it is a cultural problem. Here in Italy we are not so interested in the form, often we prefer trying to geto to the point. After all I can't see nothing very indecorus to you, he just told you his two cents. You can reply, if you care. Or not. Other can get an idea just reading. That's the net baby, and we can't do anything with it!
Anyway, maybe you might be a little bit susceptible or, as you said, we give less importance to those things than the importance you give, fortunately we're not all made at the same way.
To answer your question, no, you can't delete or block other people (you can block for private message using your address book tool on Vinix but you can't stop any conversation just because you don't like what other people say :)
Ciao, Fil.
I think it is pretty clear the difference between insulting and frankly discussing. Anyway, I am not interested in the pleasantness, let me come back to the point. You wrote: "Wine is the most complex, aromatic and flavorful fermented beverage on earth. Beer doesn't even come close.". This sentence reflects a view of the two beverages as if between them it should be a competition. They are simply different. More important, it is not true or, better, you cannot say that since they are different. I said you don't know what you are talking about about when you talk about beer and I repeat it. I tasted a good Champagne, a Barolo, a Bourgogne, a Corton-Charlemagne. Have you ever tasted a 10 years old Russian Imperial Stout? A Westvleteren (blonde or 12)? A 20 years old Gueuze? An Angel Share from Lost Abbey or a Supplication from Russian River? So, what we are talking about? May I point you out this? I suppose comments are here for this job. Cheerslink a questo commento 0 0
Despite missunderstandings due to language barriers, wine is more complex and aromatically variable compared to beer on tasting profile.
Hops or malt, I believe, tend to variate their taste and aromas much less one year from another and one place to another compared to wine grapes: Vitis vinifera has thousands of different varietals you could choose from and the grape bunch you are working with is never the same depending on the "terroir" and vintage year.
Second aspect: fermentation represents for a brewer 90% of the "quality game" he is playing (correct me if I'm wrong) while wine is already way diversified (Sangiovese or Cabernet or Gaglioppo or Pinotage, etc, etc, etc.... strong initial profile).
Step three: ageing is fundamental to increase (or to decrease with poor winemaking skills!) wines carachteristics much more than beer due to time, operations and, especially, ageing container options (wood origin, wood toasting, wood size, steel, concrete tanks, etc.).
I'm a winemaker and I might see things too much from my point of view but it's in the description of the process that you can understand how the two products have different unicity potential. If a brewer can correct me, more than glad to learn something new!
And, by the way, I love (good) beer...
Wow Le Uve thanks for your great comment, I am clearly just a consumer, but don't forget...where would wine be without our precious little consumers. You on the other hand are a professional and you round out my little (fact based) but very tongue in cheek fun post very nicely. :)
I have not been able to convince neither my friend Fil or the Beer sherriff about the negative imapct that "flaming" or exhibiting bully like behaviour has on communication on line. A work in progress.
Thanks again and cheers.
ps I love a ood beer myself from time to time and at Vinitaly, Vinexpo or any of the other tradeshows I go to as a blogger, in the evening after tasting dozense of wines during the day we gladly quaff a fresh and tasty beer. Cheers again. Dea.
Dear @leuve,
as I've said before: "The only point where I think wine win over beer is the complexity of that part of the process oc creation that starts on the ground with the grape. Beer seems to be a little bit more mechanic process than beer but I'm at a too early stage to tell it".
There are several beers very complex that have a very long aging exactly as we have for wines and moreover, hops and malt are only one part of the beer world, we have an incredible variety of yeasts too that are responsible of a variety of different aromas, lambic enriched with fruit inside it and a lot of other mixture.
That just to say that the beer world is very complex.
What the wine has more than hops is variery of grapes but someone that knows more than me on beers might confirm that we have a lot of variety of hops too?! I don't know! Just a newbie in the beer world:)
Cheers, Fil.
while I am not interested in establishing between wine and beer is the best I honestly believe that beer provide much more variety than wine. Really, you can find more macroscopic differencies, but this is just my opinion and probably you are speaking about micro differecies like the ones implied by terroir.
It is true that malt provide a very lower variability than grapes: you have many different kind but the implication from the origin and maltation process are smaller than for grapes. Don't forget anyway that you can use more cereals than only barley. Anyway, for hops, this is not true. Try sample Cascade variety grown in different places. And we have at this moment a great number of different hop varieties, and this number is continuosly increasing. No one at this moment is stressing the origin of hops like the way winemakers do with grapes. I think it could be in future much more interest for this topic but not at the same level since, as I said, beer is simply different. Hop is just an ingredient, you have to choose the good one but you delegate to big farms the growing of it. Yeast is very important, there are many different strains, also someone use bacteria and brett. But it is NOT the 90% of the process... come on... Aging: you can also put beer in barrel, obviously. Not a lager, but surely a barley wine (some names I wrote before are barrel aged). In beer you can also use spices and different ingredients. Also grapes if you want... And don't forget that water is not always the same... In beer you can virtually do everythink you want...
So... they are simply different. In wine the point is (should be) the relation between grapes, terroir and human work. In beer the point is not terroir (at least not intended as soil), but ability, creativity and mixing in different way all the possible ingrediends. You can be traditional, you can break the rules and be innovative. The combinations are virtually millions, that's why I can say beer have more potential in variability. And could be very complex too. Also, I am not sure that complexity should be always the only parameter to value a beverage, better having many different good thinks in a glass or only one in a perfect definition? But this is another story...
@ Dea: no matter what your skills, your knowledge, your level of interest in wine are, you are always HAVE TO expresss your impressions. From my point of view, when I make wines, I give the same importance to tasters (with a minimum of experience, logically) of all levels. Feed back from "precious little consumers" is vitally important for me when I travel and interact with passionate drinkers: they are THE market and not necessarily (luckly!) they thry to follow what the top wine critics say...
@ Stefano: I don't have much experience with beers, I wish I knew more. What you write makes perfectly sense. However, I don't agree 100%:
a. Are you sure we should consider adding other fruits or jellies to beer something that makes them more complex? When this happens with wine I personally consider the final product out of the traditional bounds of the wine category (Barolo Chinato, Vermouth, Grappas with honey, etc.).
b. Probably I'm not used to drinking enough good beers but is ageing (time, container, operations, etc.) vital as it is to determinate the "life" of a wine? What I mean is that, p.e., if I make an heavily structured wine, I can't bottle it and place it on the market just 5 months after harvest as it will not express its full power and its peak of quality will be much later than that. This is mostly (not only) due to the oxygen progressivly "dosed" in the wine (through wood pores, with rackings, etc.). How do aromas evolve in beer with ageing? I believe, due to chemical interactions and transformations that happen without air (there's CO2) and consequently with a less intense "transformation" and complexation level of the chemical compounds involved in the creation of the general aromatic profile.
c. I don't know how agricultural risks, costs and variables effect hops or malt: are they comparable with grape growing? From march thru october weather broadcast is vital for a grapegrower: freeze or diseases or heel or mould, etc. etc. in every season represent a constant daily risk to bring the grapes at the desired ripening point in the cellar. It's a quality and cost aspect that I don't know if hops and malt face at the same intensity.
I forgot (d.): do you have any hints on how to select a good beer at a good price? A similar good suggestion could really start well my week-end...
e. Ma chi è Mario Merli nella foto del profilo?! Chapeau...
Maurizio Merli, non MArio, ovviamente...link a questo commento 0 0
@Filippo: the fact that today wine is "prohibited" to mothers while beer is not, doesn't mean that beer is "good" to mothers while wine is dangerous :)
Beer was traditionally offered to Scottish mothers to make good milk, as well as wine was traditionally offered to Sicilian mothers to make good blood.
Subtle difference, subliminal message. Maybe the huge companies' influence on alcohol regulations in the US can explain better that I do.
Good point Marilena :)
Cheers, Fil.
@Le Uve
a. yes. it gives you the possibility to do something different, if not more complex. an example: there is a very good Italian barley wine that is refermented with bio bluberry juice. can you imagine a Champagne made in this way? but there are a lot more of such examples, sometimes you never know the true ingredients since it is a "secret"... also, there are some traditional styles that make use od fruits in Belgum. if you check the festival I quoted above to Filippo, you can find beers made with bacon for example... ok, this is a bullshit, I totally do not agree with this adrift of the beer world that has the only sense in following beer geeks and making money but the relation between innovation and tradition is crucial in beer
b. ageing in beer is not crucial as in wine. consider that the most of the beers are not intended for ageing but for a fresh consume. consider thaqt only a few are barrel aged. cosider also that in beer you do not have tannins or, in a very few cases (at least until now, see the point above...), they are very very light. yes, you can have beers with very big structure. in that case, some years could improve the product, also many years, but you don't have to wait 20 years to drink it at the apogeo. sometimes are months, sometimes are a few years, often fresher is better, depending on the style. anyway, I think beer drinker coming from wine have to reset his mind: aging is an asset specifically in wine, good ones. but why this should be an asset overall? you can say, in general, that years of waiting is a value. I can say on the other hand that freshness is a value, not ageing: think, for example, at cooking. so you must be there: keep a flying and taste an American IPA in San Diego for example if you want the best...
anyway, regarding oxygen and barrel, there are beers that wait months, also years, before going to a bottle. they are a few, but they exists, and they are incresing since the market for them is incresing. I went to San Diego in a brewery that has 800 barriques full of strong beers... (some of them with fruits and with less or more brett influence)
c. grape i surely much more influenced by nature. distic barley is pretty the same everywhere. ok, not THE SAME, but MUCH MORE sensible than grapes. hop is more sensible to whether, ground, parasites. the same one gives different flavours in different zones. but, again, it is not comparable with grapes. again, beer is different: you can do a beautiful Czech Pilsner style beer in Japan, if you have the right ingredients and the skills. not the same for Champagne... but you can also "invent" a Japan Pilsner in Tokio using Japanise hops if you want... only hoping it results in a good beer...
anyway, probably the best expression in the wine world are incomparable. but, in my view, it really makes no sense comparing this two beverages in absolute sense. they are so different... if I want a Belgian dubbel, why I should prefer a Bourgogne? they are totally different flavour, they do different jobs. also, consider that the spectrum of flavours in beer has as a protagonist the bitterness, while in wine this is only secondary. and, I said before, should the complexity be the only goal? if I want freshness, honey, herbal, slight spicyness and drinkability (liters) and the perfect match, I want a German Pils. this could be much more than complexity, sometimes. it is like the difference between Giotto and Picasso...
d. first try finding a good (phisical) beer shop where you live. maybe they can suggest you where to start. then, this are the first links that come on my mind, they cover all the beer styles, anyway google and facebook can give you more
e. è proprio il re del poliziottesco all'italiana... siccome è nota la mia intransigenza e l'amore per la polemica, qualche tempo fa in altri lidi un frescone che avevo cazziato per delle banalitàse l'è presa e definì me ed altri gli sceriffi della birra. definizione che mi piacque e feci mia, scegliendo tra gli sceriffi il più duro di tutti e aggiungendo una stella all'icona che feci mia nel mio esordio su twitter :p
@Marilena right, EVERY alcoholic beverage is dangerous... in US there is a clear warning to pregnant women on the beer labels for example
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Great take and many tanks to all of you for making all the discussion in english, very polite from all of you.
Cheers, Fil.
Yes, it's not possible to add pears to apples after all... but we winded up having a great discussion starting from Dea's clever provocation.
Thank you Dea for bringing up a question that was only apparently strange (it was very "philosophy" driven as you can see from everybody's feed back above...), to Stefano for getting me (us) the chance to learn something new on beer, to Filippo for having created such a great web site.
Buon 2012 a tutti!
@Stefano: Cars are extremely dangerous, occasionally are planes, today we are witnessing the unfortunate case of a boat. Maybe also a flower's vase left unattended on your balcony could kill somebody on a windy day...
But nobody would prohibit the use of a car to pregnant mothers. It is just a matter of how you use things in your life. Wines and beers are no exception.
Marilena - thx for all your thoughtful comments, while I speak Italian and rather well, I've never studied it so usually I am loathe to write it. So my posts are generally in my language.
I need to get in touch with you btw re my visit to yr winery, I asked for your friendship here so I can write to you. Cheers D.
the problem is that cars *could* be dangerous for everyone, pregnant or not. the probability is very low and the law is a Poisson distribution, that is: rare, but it can happen. you can measure it. so, we can decide to ban cars due to this very low probability. what is the trade off? it is acceptable? it is a social choice, that's why yes we use cars but we must respect speed limits, even if they are very often very stupid limits for most of the drivers: reduce the risk at an acceptable level
alcohol is dangerous *for sure*. at *every* dose, because is toxic. it is dangerous to every one, but *in particular* for fetus. how much? I don't know, I am not a doctor but I rely on doctors and to their suggestions. and the risk distribution is not Poisson, it is a continuos one, that is it always happen: the more you drink, the more the danger. so I think that the risk for the fetus that the pregnant will be run over by a car is acceptale, so you can go out and walk on the sidewalk. the risk for the fetus implied by 3 glasses of wine drinked every day by the pregnant is, otherwise, unacceptable (for the fetus). simply
@Stefano: That's why I said "it's just a matter of how you use things in your life". I agree with you: there's evidence that 3 glasses of wine everyday for 9 months during pregnancy are harmful, of course 3 glasses a day for your entire life is too much, even if you are not pregnant.
But what about a small tasting of wine (or beer) with friends, on a pleasant night, let's say once a month... I am not sure it is harmful, not as much as living everyday in a very big city with a polluted atmosphere.
I apologise for going a little bit further from our initial conversation. What I personally do not like is the kind of terroristic mis-information that is delivered to people everyday without adequate support, just to push up the audience.
Laws require tobacco producers to stick a warning label on cigarettes, but States gain a lot of money from sales, and no government would prohibit those sales. People lose a lot of money on lotteries, some get ruined by betting too much, but the Italian government wouldn't stop selling "gratta e vinci".
My feeling is that laws and regulations are too often driven by corporative interests, without really caring about the truth, without giving full complete information.
Moderation and correct information is the solution, not prohibition or terrorism. I don't like living in a world where information "rides the tiger", but it is just personal :)
I say it's ok, I am a drinker, not a taliban! :) but don't understimate. the point is: can I decide for other people (the fetus)? that's in view the real point
the same is smoking: once you do not smoke in private, for me it is not a problem. ok, there are some negative externalities, but it is tedious to explain. the same for the gambling: you play, you lose, I do not have to pay more taxes. I am a statistician, I do not play unfair games like Lotto or Gratta e Vinci :)
Thank you Stefano for following me this far... and yes, I agree with you that it's not fair to decide for other people, provided that you allow your wife to enjoy a pleasant half-glass sometimes...
just kidding :-)))
@Le Uve
just to report new talking points about terroir in barley malt: http://www.angelshare.it/2012/01/16/del-perche-bruichladdoch-e-la-distilleria-piu-innovativa/ (in Italian)
this is about whisky, but it could happen in near future also for beers
very interesting, I think these guys are going in the right direction: dividing and making separated trial fermentation will lead to quality and diversification development. But, to get back to our inital discussion, trials on carachteristics of the many (or I may say "main"...) grape varietals have been widely studied in the past century in France (leader in reasearch on its indigenous varietals) and, relatively later, in Italy, Australia, USA, South Africa, etc. If you consider, for example, all the latest studies made in Tuscany by the Universities of Florence and Pisa on the many Sangiovese clones, you can understand how a winemaker has a lots of initial informations to work with to understand this grape varietal and, consequently, develope diversity in the wine he is making. As you correctly write, the big industry doesn't probably want that to happen for other alcohol beverages like whiskey and they preffer to limit the study development to maintain this status quo. But one brave producer after another working in the quality and terroir direction, could change that scenario some day too. I hope!
of course. I also believe that cereals have not the same potential in diversity as grapes and beer diversity is more in mixing ingredients (beer is a "recipe", wine not) but anyway it is interesting also this sperimentations until they do noy drop in marketing speculationslink a questo commento 0 0


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The mod you are trying to view has ceased development and consequently been archived. If you are a member of this mod, can demonstrate that it is being actively developed and will be able to keep this profile up to date with the latest news, images, videos and downloads, please contact us with all details and we will consider its re-activation.
Knights of the Force (KotF) is an expansion pack mod that includes stages, characters, places weapons and vehicles from the 6 movies, cartoons and comics. It is also a encyclopedia for Star Wars. KotF includes 100 new Star Wars character, 150 skin, 70 lightsaber, 40 vehicle, 50 new stage, 130 NPC, around 40 new and upgraded menu, 70 multiplayer map and an astonishing CD menu. All this is in 2 CDs (1.4 GB) You can access the level list, details of singleplayer and multiplayer features, information and pictures of the structure of KotF on the updated FEATURES section... KotF is produced in 6 languages. These languages are; Turkish, English, German, Spanish, French and Portuguese. KotF also includes more than 50 in-game video and cinematics and around 30 new music. To give the players full access on these maps and stages, KotF has a new menu interface. Some of these are; KotF Add/Load Menu System, KotF Player Menu System and KotF CD Menu
Mod DB has finally had enough of the once-popular mod for Jedi Academy, and have decided to formally ban it. Here is our explanation.
Posted by jacksonj04 on Mar 9th, 2008
Archiving mods isn't something we like doing. We dislike banning mods even more. However, Knights of the Force has finally reached the point where - despite numerous chances at redemption and erring on the side of goodwill - we have decided to add it to our small list of "Don't touch this with a very long stick" mods.
As some of you may be aware, KotF has long had a reputation of being a sham mod with no original content, never delivering what was promised when it was promised. This was compounded by allegations of attempting to charge for the mod, misappropriation of donations and various other stuff. Mod DB's policy of not getting involved with the politics of individual mods was rolled out time and time again in response to various users asking (And in some cases demanding) that we ban the mod, TimFx, and anybody else who happened to say that perhaps the mod might be legitimate.
Months passed and it all faded away, only to be brought back to the forefront a couple of days ago with the advent of Knights of the Force 2.0 (Part 1). We duly downloaded the file, read the readme, noticed the mentions of the virus alert, checked the checksums and decided that at least one part of the mod was as described - there was no virus in cmdow.exe. The rest of the mod looked to be vaguely correct to our non-Jedi-Academy-playing eyes, so we tentatively authed the download.
Two days later, we've been getting allegations of trojans of varying degrees, pointless file bulking, distribution of LucasArts' original content, non-attribution of some content and various other stuff. Some of this is verified, other is scaremongering. Either way this adds up to what is, in the eyes of some of Mod DB's core staff, a simple verdict:
Pull it. We've given enough chances for the mod's reputation to be restored.
For legal reasons and to avoid the subsequent headaches I'm not going to make or repeat specific accusations against the mod or say which of the above we believe to be true, but suffice to say we believe it has broken several of Mod DB's terms of use, and just goes against the spirit of the entire modding community. We have pulled the 2.0 (Part 1) download completely and banned the mod, although you may find the changes haven't rippled out to you by the time you read this.
Any questions you have we'll do our best to answer in here if you post a comment, or if you'd rather not say something publically then fire me a PM.
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-27 has got to be a new record.
-90 now
- 56 Haha.
one more and hes -80 XD
It's NEGATIVE 80!!
-86? Holy crap.
lol 87 lets keep it going people!!
about time!
Indeed. I'm sick of hearing about this mod. Same with a lot of other people.
Yeah... this ended and that is good
Why did you feel you owe them an explanation? If this is all true, why even give them the time of day?
We're not explaining to the mod team, we're clarifying for the people on Mod DB who'll wonder where everything suddenly went.
That's what I was thinking...why not just lay down the banhammer, why the epic explanation?
if he learns from his mistakes there will be something to gain from all this
He won't learn anything. This whole idea to get back onto the modding sites, was his last straw ro re-gain credibility; so he must have thought at least.
ModdB staff took the only responsible decision. We can't allow people to take advantage of the great open community of modders to augment their own riches! Well done and thanks for doing this!
i have downloaded it installed and played
so can anyone say me in primitiv englisch(mine isint good)
if i will get a virus i have deinstalled erveryrhing
thx for answer
you will still have it if it had one
Get a free antivirus program like AVG (http://free.grisoft.com/doc/downloads-products/us/frt/0?prd=aff) and run it on your system. That should find and remove anything dangerous.
You should be running a virus scanner anyway, so leave AVG installed afterwards.
i have tried to dowload it and to be honest there is problems and im not shocked or angry that they did it~ good job moddb!
I installed this mod yesterday, and my anti-virus program ran its anti-spyware scan during the night, and it quarantined two items:
(1) Pigeon PP and
Out of the two, I removed the quarantine on CMDOW since Knights of the Force isn't the first Jedi Academy mod to have such an "error" associated with it, even though there's a reasonable probability that such "errors" cause no actual harm to one's system. It might also explain why the menu interactions were behaving so strangely yesterday: my anti-spyware program MAY have quarantined it as soon as the program was installed without telling me immediately about it (it's done this before, particularly with totally legitimate mods for Operation Flashpoint).
That said, I am concerned about the Pigeon PP infection, as it's a particularly tough bugger to get rid of. I've encountered in on my system before, and my anti-spyware program quarantined it then, without it popping up again. The fact that it's been redetected, and only after I installed KotF, makes me highly suspicious that this latest detection of Pigeon PP is due to the mod's installation.
I'd GREATLY appreciate it if anybody here could confirm whether or not they've also had such an experience. Without doubt, it'd be useful for the members of the moddb community who've downloaded/installed it to verify if this mod was the culprit.
Had I only known just how much controversy was wrapped up in this mod...
Thanks in advance!
Bah the mod is just a big pack of mods. Imo he been delaying work that could be done in 1-2 months.
That Tim guy is going to be ******.
In his pants
Here Here good move moddb :D...if the mod was a truly epic experience i think the community reaction to his stolen content and possible trojan virus installers may have been slightly softer. However this truly shows the lowest form of this amature industry i applaud you guys for this move and helping take a little bit of respect back from people like this.
Two thumbs up for ModDB. That's the best decision they could make. Unfortunately it won't bring back the money to the people that have been scammed, but it will help to prevent further of these events.
It's a real shame things like this have to happen. Not only has it angered many, many people, but it detracts from the legitimate, hard-working mod community.
Just what I was going to say. It really is a shame that something like this happens, esspecially when they were given every oppourtunity to change.
Lol, he said "legitimate". Look that up, read this, Mikejkelley.com and then look up "ironic".
Well, legitimate in the sense that the developers of either the mod content or game don't have an issues with it.
About time. Good work guys.
Right decision. Alone for creating the hope of a mod that he never intended to create by himself he deserves banning. Maybe the whole thing just sounded too good to be true :(
Nevertheless, Knights of the Farce... a nice pun :D
thank god. It was about time someone banned his sorry *** and taugh him a lesson
Well i can play it and it is fun.
And the virus is a mis warning...
Dunno ppl
Ding dong the mod is dead!
Can someone explain something to me? What was this mod about? I saw it occasionally on the site, but did not bother to even look at it, since I do not have the actual game.
So he was distributing someone else's content for a fee or donation money, and in return, gives you an installer with virus' attached? Is this correct?
If so, then congrats moddb for taking effect and protecting others. And I am sorry to hear about those who got scammed.
Oh stupid me, I actually decided to read what this mod was about *claps hands knowing he can read*
Noob's You all noobs ...
It's (as the author would claim), a total conversion of Jedi Academy that would span the storylines of all six films, and has reportedly been in production for four to five years now.
However, it has been skipping it's own release deadlines for at least two years, and has apparently never shown any content that was not produced by someone else and made freely available. There are many instances of claims that the author has been taking donations or otherwise asking for money in exchange for progress on a purportedly non-existent project - every deadline he sets, it goes overdue for a few weeks or months with some excuse, then that news is erased, a new deadline is given, and it starts again.
It's a shame that action has had to be taken, but having been watching KoTF for well over a year personally, I believe it was in ModDBs best interests to do so, rather than continue with the drama that it has been creating for so long.
The worst thing is, TimFX never gave a damn about the community following this mod. This thing could have worked out, since KOTF has/had a huge fanbase, but instead of listening to complains and looking for solutions, the creator just erased threads and deleted unpleasant answers on the forum.
I still believe he had the best intentions when he started the project, however these didn't work out and in the end it was just a hoax-project, releasing no real "new" content. Perhaps he should have just made the Star Wars Encyclopaedia. We would have credited this effort for what it is: a small fanbase contribution. KOTF was big, too big in ambition, but if Tim had told the truth about it at some point, he would have been shown mercy. Going on pretending like that wasn't advisable...
Absolutely. If the mod had been released as a simple compendium of content (With creators' permissions) and perhaps a nicer menu system for selecting that content (Jedi Academy never had a good selection method for large volumes of content) we would have supported it.
well said sinking...the thing that bugs me is the guy clearly has no modding skills but he never asked for help and constantly lied and stole. The money thing well thats just lower than low. All i can say now is moddb made the 1st step but there are probably 100 other sites out there fueling this guys ego and ripping off legit fans. There has to be something more that can be done.
I think ModDB was actually one of the later sites to act (and I think that they were right to stay detached until there was irrefutable proof/weight of evidence against the mod). I know sites like FileFront and such banned the mod a fair while ago because, based on the content shown and discussed (by TimFX), the mod would have breached the End User License Agreement, in so far as Tim claimed to have "hacked" the source code and had derived money from producing the mod.
All this being said, the mod, had it ever come out in the intended form, would have been great. A proper Star Wars game spanning all the films has never been attempted, and heaven knows Lucasarts weren't going to do anything about that state of affairs.
The thing which should have really given it away was Tim's attitude to the community - what with the deleting of threads, banning of users etc. No self-respecting modder would do that sort of thing. If the community doesn't understand something, or criticises something, it's pretty much your "job", or the job of the PR manager, to sort that out.
The best thing could be done so far by Moddb.
Everyody gets what he deserves.
Good thing to archive this piece of trash. All Tim wanted to do was making money out of his "awesome mod".


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