CMDR Running_Wild

This right here is why I love Elite Dangerous. System: Spoihaae XE-X d2-9 #DW3 #DistantWorlds3

"DSSA Distant Worlds" 🫡 System: Beagle Point Distance from Sol: 65,279.35 ly

@Jadmurdoch Awesome find! Might be worthy of the Earth 2.0 Project!

Back at it! A nice ringed earthlike #EliteDangerous #DIstantWorlds3

@apparatnoise @EliteDangerous Nice you got it! Such a great ship, and the sound that the engines make.. 🥳 😄

Caspian Explorer / Zorgon Peterson. Star Trek vibe. #EliteDangerous

@jthe9thnaz013 @gamesyouloved Yep! 🤣

@CmdrRunningWild @gamesyouloved Those damn Crocs 🐊

What’s the toughest game you’ve ever completed… and finally overcome? 🎮 The one that nearly broke you… but you didn’t quit

@Glitchymagic Heya, good morning! May fortune smile upon your travels CMDR! o7

@CmdrRunningWild Morning @CmdrRunningWild, o7! Hope you have a great day out there.

Good morning CMDRs! o7

@ThatChrisGore RIP Legend 🫡

RIP Chuck Norris. An absolute legend.

@oldyzach 🫡

Hello retro folks 😎 How you doin' ? ☕️ Great Naval Battles: North Atlantic 1939-1943 (1992)

HB-M02 "Pluto's Hand" diving towards an icy ring to extract alexandrite for some PowerPlay undermining work (only tritium and low-grade resources were extracted) #EliteDangerous #StellarScreenshots

📰 The Distant Worlds 3 expedition has confirmed that the main flotilla has successfully departed Beagle Point, the historic destination that marked the terminus of the original Distant Worlds journey. fron.dev/3371

@thewitcher 🤣

Where would you look to settle down if you lived on the Continent?👀

@exQUIZitely x.com/CmdrRunningWil… I still am, fantastic game!

Raise your hand if you were a fan of this one. Some games excelled at storytelling with minimal or even no dialogue. Another World comes to mind, but Flashback (Delphine Software, 1992) did it extremely well too. It’s a great game, often mistaken for a sequel to Another World. However, the two are unrelated, and Éric Chahi was not involved. It was created by Paul Cuisset, who had previously worked with Chahi on Future Wars, which may explain the similarities in gameplay and design. Similar to Another World, Flashback was highly cinematic and story-driven for its era, relying mostly on short animated cutscenes and very brief text-based dialogue. The story unfolded primarily through stunning visuals that still hold up well today. The game was very well received and sold nearly a million copies, a great number for the early 90s. If you were a gamer in that era, chances are you played Flashback. I enjoyed it, but it didn’t have the same "wow" factor that Another World did when I first played it. Maybe the expectation was unfair, since you will always cherish the "original" more, I suppose?

Elite for the #CommodoreAmiga improved on the original in virtually every way, with fast, colourful graphics, secret missions and exciting gameplay. Somehow though, it lacked both the x-factor and wow factor of the 8-bit versions, probably because games had moved on by 1988.

@exQUIZitely This was an absolute riot to play!

Give me the Flag! Today is the 25th anniversary of Tribes 2 (released March 19, 2001, by Dynamix/Sierra). It's a sci-fi FPS and direct sequel to the 1999 cult classic Starsiege: Tribes. It focuses almost entirely on large-scale, team-based online battles (up to 64 players, or 32 per team) on massive open maps with futuristic bases, vehicles, and high-tech gear. The most popular mode was Capture the Flag, though it also included team deathmatch and siege-style assaults. Every player having a jetpack led to hilarious encounters, with fighters approaching from every angle or simply zipping past each other at full speed. Tribes 2 was essentially Tribes 1 on steroids - bigger, flashier, more exhilarating, and at times even more chaotic.

@birdiepooped 😎🥃

@CmdrRunningWild Wow 🤯

"Dhat-Badan" / Distant Worlds 3 - POI System: Chua Dryiae JU-S b51-0 Distance from Sol: 61,497.80 ly