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Lancer
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Oregon Coast, USA! or Bohol, Philippines!
Apr 1999 time: 05:15
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Yin is quite a guy. To have organized the lists, and done such a tremendous job. Enjoyed the interview very much Yin. Hang in there, Civ 3 might be great, it might not, but at least it will be better, right? Also, it'll sell like hotcakes and then other game companies will try turn based civ related stuff. Let's hope...
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Amazing!! The geek o'meter seems to be going off the scale! I wonder what phenomenon is causing this?
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yin26
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This space reserved for Darkstar.
Apr 1999 time: 14:15
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Father Beast and Lancer: Thanks for the kind words! I refuse to say if I'll buy Civ 3. Markos looks awwwwfully close to buying it for me, you know. 
Wes:
Apologies again about missing your mod. From what I hear, some people are calling your mod "better than Civ2"! Wow.
No, not Korean-American...but I did marry a Korean-American, as I wrote. I like to refer to myself as an "Honorary Korean," though, since I've spent my entire post-graudate life here. (...that sounded dramatic...but 5 years is a bit of time).
After I heard the news about being rejected for a previous sinus surgery, I was pretty devesated, especially since my friend who got in probably only got in because my space was made available (I had higher marks than he, etc.). It was really tough to see him go to that amazing campus in Colorado Springs, etc.
So when I got to UCLA, I floated around the first year and realized: "Hey, they have a major where all you do is read novels and write your take on them." So lacking any other backup plan for my life, I became an English major and momentum took me all the way to a Masters before I put the brakes on it and said:
"Wait...is this really what I want to do? I still want to see the world."
So while I might not be dropping bombs on people in far off lands, at least I'm here causing them mild irritations of all sorts! You know...I've adapted. 
Last edited by yin26 on 03-09-2001 at 10:58
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A very good interview. A young man who played on my Basketball and Baseball team is now the PR Officer for the Blue Angles. Not bad for a kid from Napa.
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tniem
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Hope College
Apr 2000 time: 00:15
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Well it was great to read yin. As always impressive work.
However...
FoA are much more interesting to read when you haven't been reading things from that person for the last 2 years. I enjoyed the WesW and Velocryx interviews a whole lot more. Yin knows that is isn't personal, it is just after reading him for some many years it was great to hear about a few other people around this site.
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Lancer
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Oregon Coast, USA! or Bohol, Philippines!
Apr 1999 time: 05:15
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Solver, you mention above that Ming is to be interview # 6. In your schedule thread and our emails you have me in the #6 spot. What's up?
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tniem
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Hope College
Apr 2000 time: 00:15
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quote: Originally posted by Solver
Tniem,
That's some different thought, nice to hear it, too! |
Yeah, I can understand why some of they folks on the site were disappointed when 'their man' wasn't first, but I found it interesting. I had no idea the depth of this site. I mean I knew it was great but I mainly post in Civ3 and Apolyton. So I see those posters from Civ3 and OT the most. I had no idea about the contributions of the SMAC and CtP boards. Can't wait to hear more.
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korn469
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Poetic Justic
Apr 1999 time: 00:15
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quote: I'm an enemy of ignoring beta-testers, rushing to market, and leaving the paying customer to sit patiently for the fixes that might never come |
That statement is the core of Yin. If you don't understand that then you might think he is just a trouble maker, or that he wants to be the center of attention, or he is annoying. However, once you realize that then your whole perception of him changes. Long ago at the owo forums was when I first met Yin, and I thought he was grandstanding for no reason, but once I saw that he had a legitimate point to make and that he was being serious I have always considered him as a trusted peer.
Yin, I just wanted to say that i appreciate your efforts at making both SMAC and civ3 better games. You have been somebody that I could always look up to. The only other SMAC player that I held as much respect for was anaylist over at the old owo forums. He influenced my strategy more than any other player, and you influenced me to always demand a quality product.
Yin, out of all of the people here I consider you a very good friend. Hopefully Civ3 will have multiplayer and we can play an ip game sometime.
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