Quote:>Pirate software? I don't know about you, but I don't see Captive on the
>shelves anymore, and haven't for quite some time. If it hadn't fallen into
>public domain, I doubt all the Atari sites out there (Including the little
>green desktop) would be happily advertising that they have the medway boys
>archive, which includes Captive. Do you really think any company that used
>to make game for the ST care whether people copy them now ? They're not
>selling them, and probably have no intention to ever do so again. And like I
>said, I used to play it some odd 8 years ago, and I didn't have a pirate
>version. The disk is still at my folk's place too... But that won't help me
>since they are thousands of miles away, and it likely still won't run on
>PaCifiST.
Oh, BOO-HOO, you poor little girlie man. Did you fall down and land in your
own little girlie man baby pooh! You are an idiot. You get your pirate
answers off your pirate sites. Not here. You are a complete fool. And to
come back here crying because, I didn't treat you right, and have all these
lame excuses. Patrick you are a DUMB ASS! What do you expect. The Pompey
Pirates said it right when they said, DON'T BUG US, DON'T BUG US, because
they would have to deal with whining little losers like yourself. "Oh, I
want to steal some software and get free games, help me, help me, oh, and I
am stuck too, help me help me". When suffice to say you only needed to ask
for help in playing the game, you had to announce to everyone here that
you have stolen pirate copy, that will work on your PC. But this to is
irrelavent because you are actually using a stolen PC copy on your PC.
Fools like you get places like LGD shut down. LGD looks pretty safe but
, IT IS YOU, the BIG DUMBASS IDIOT, that brazenly announces where
to go get this stuff. Not ME. And while their house looks good today many
of these websites offering commercial games have to move around alot.
And it is not public domain YOU FOOL. Who do you think has forced these
sites closed time and time again. My GOD ARE YOU DUMB! What is wrong with
you to be so stupid. To not ask a simple question about a game without
saying you stole it. To not use the website BBS designed for such
discussion.
You are so stupid, why do I waste my time.
Quote:>And the reason I asked on this group is because I've only ever seen Captive
>for the ST, and didn't even know there was a PC version... And none of my
>friends knew either... So I figured my odds of finding someone who would
>know the answer would be a lot better in the Atari community.
THis is why you have NO ATARI FRIENDS? You don't even deserve to have
a computer. Go get a playstation, you act like 7 year old baby.
Quote:>Try to be constructive next time.
Is this constructive enough for you CHAMP.
More below.
>Patrick.
>> Just so I follow the below clearly? You are using a PC to play a PC
>> game because the ST emulator doesn't run the pirate software? So you come
>> here and ask us for help?
Yup, Hit the nail on the head.
Quote:>> Clear enough. Go to Mille Babics page for ST internet support.
>> He is a Captive fan.
And here I give the little crybaby help in the original post and he still
complains. What a beggardly little bastard.
>> >Hello all,
>> > Well, I couldn't get Captive to work on PaCifiST, but that's sortof
>> >ok... I got the PC version instead... but I'm stuck ! On the third base
>(#2,
>> >since the first one is #0), as soon as you enter, you are in a small
>> >corridor with a metal door, and no button anywhere that I can see. I've
>> >tried beating the door down, but that didn't work either. I remember
>having
>> >been stuck there too when I originally played it many years ago, but
>can't
>> >remember how to open the door. Does anyone know ? I've looked on the net,
>> >but there aren't any walkthrough for Captive (I guess it's a bit old, so
>no
>> >one cares anymore)
>> >Thanks,
>> >Patrick
>> >.
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