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Wednesday, November 2, 2005 by darcoWell, it doesn't happen very often, but... I am quite sick this morning.
Coughing, hacking, sniffling... My nose, ears and throat feel like crap. I hate to say it, but I might take the day off. 
Well, it doesn't happen very often, but... I am quite sick this morning.
Coughing, hacking, sniffling... My nose, ears and throat feel like crap. I hate to say it, but I might take the day off. 
Project SEDE was an attempt to create a game of moderate quality on the seemingly dead American Net Yaroze Scene around early 1998. As the name implies, the project was started by 4 people, Steve Tolin, Ed, Darco (Me), and Elliot. Unfortunately the project fell apart after everyone except me lost interest in the project. After seeing that this project was a dead end, and having more interesting ideas to pursue, I finally abandoned the project. I created a visual, WYSIWYG (Except for sprites & objects), multi-layer level editor for the game which made level creation a breeze. I also wrote virtually everything that is in the game except for the music engine, which was written by Elliot. Even it it isn't finished, I am still proud of what it represents—my first real game.
Geode is the name of a game project I worked on while I was attending my second semester at the DigiPen Institute of Technology. I was responsible for the majority of the technical design of the game.
So... Here I am. Nathan is singing "master of puppets" in the other room. Mike is fixing Jessica's computer. I'm setting up my jabber server.
Time to chill.
I spent the night at Armando and Will's place in Eugene, and I'm about to get back on the road for the long haul. Wee....
I'm experimenting with a new look and feel to the site, one which better reflects a website called "deepdarc". This was just a quick-and-dirty re-design, and you can easily see that it is very similar to the previous "Kubrick" theme. As I continue to hack on the look, expect it to start to feel more unique and less like Kubrick.
TO JOIN THE KISS ANTI-TERRORIST ALLIANCE!
Upon further inspection, it actually sounds like a good idea. Am I going crazy or something?