Posted: Tue Jun 12, 2012 1:18 am
Wish I still had my original alleg gear
Space battles since 2000
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Sounds like you had at least one Magic:The Gathering guy running around the office... I think back then they were pretty common, popping up all over. Yours just happened to appear in marketing... with a budget!solap wrote:QUOTE (solap @ Jun 11 2012, 06:57 PM) Speaking of chances, did anyone ever see the Allegiance "trading cards?" lol. They were a stupid gimmick someone thought of to help sell the initial retail boxes (yes, there were actually retail boxes). I found an old copy of them rummaging through some stuff last week. Also found the original Powerpoint we used to pitch the game.![]()
Never did.solap wrote:QUOTE (solap @ Jun 12 2012, 12:57 AM) Speaking of chances, did anyone ever see the Allegiance "trading cards?" lol. They were a stupid gimmick someone thought of to help sell the initial retail boxes (yes, there were actually retail boxes). I found an old copy of them rummaging through some stuff last week. Also found the original Powerpoint we used to pitch the game.![]()
huehuehuehueArchangelus wrote:QUOTE (Archangelus @ Jun 12 2012, 06:05 AM) Allegiance will never die. Im making it popular in Brazil.
... you do ...Cookie Monster wrote:QUOTE (Cookie Monster @ Jun 12 2012, 09:22 PM) I'll bloody kill it myself first!![]()
I still got BOTH my retail boxes, AND the beta CD and paperwork that came with itsolap wrote:QUOTE (solap @ Jun 11 2012, 07:57 PM) Speaking of chances, did anyone ever see the Allegiance "trading cards?" lol. They were a stupid gimmick someone thought of to help sell the initial retail boxes (yes, there were actually retail boxes). I found an old copy of them rummaging through some stuff last week. Also found the original Powerpoint we used to pitch the game.![]()
You must scan them for us!solap wrote:QUOTE (solap @ Jun 11 2012, 11:57 PM) Speaking of chances, did anyone ever see the Allegiance "trading cards?" lol. They were a stupid gimmick someone thought of to help sell the initial retail boxes (yes, there were actually retail boxes). I found an old copy of them rummaging through some stuff last week. Also found the original Powerpoint we used to pitch the game.![]()
Bacon wrote:QUOTE (Bacon @ Apr 8 2012, 10:32 AM) You know, I think what made Alleg so special and SO addictive in it's prime was that there was plenty of opportunity for anybody on the team to become the hero. You might be playing a game with 60 other people in it, but you had the power and the capability to do something so !@#$ing awesome that it could turn an otherwise hopeless, #resign-worthy game around. Alleg was a Hero Simulator... everybody who's been here since AZ/FZ days (and many more!) has been the "Big !@#$ing Hero" at some point in time. We've all magically slipped into an enemy sector uneyed and capped the enemy exp when everybody else was stuck camping or dogfighting in some contested sector, or lead an SB attack 3 sectors away from the nearest friendly OP and gotten the last, winning missile off a fraction of a second before some int whore pods you, or racked up a 43kb by being a total badass and fending off half of the other team as they try to take your forward attack ref. Or having a quiet, but very, VERY intense competition with somebody for most kills in the game (G, G, G, G). We've all done it (some more than others =P), but that feeling of recognition and knowing that YOU turned the tide of the game was what made Alleg something special.
yiggz wrote:QUOTE (yiggz @ Jun 18 2012, 04:09 PM) then commanding against some vet and totally dominating them with Bios.