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maestro
Registered: Mar 2004
Posts: 716 |
x-2023
is anyone going to X who is good with drives? i have a couple that are working but dont seem to be 100%. would be good if someone could take a look at them and maybe show me how to grease them up etc.
thanks
maestro |
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Drees
Registered: Apr 2023
Posts: 5 |
Quote: is anyone going to X who is good with drives? i have a couple that are working but dont seem to be 100%. would be good if someone could take a look at them and maybe show me how to grease them up etc.
thanks
maestro
Maybe you should ask Marvin from the retro8bitshop - he brought some testing equipment and ofcourse loads of hardware :) |
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Drees
Registered: Apr 2023
Posts: 5 |
Quote: Is there like a list of everyone who is attending the party this weekend?
Check out: https://www.scs-trc.net/x2023/visitors or the CSDB Event Page. |
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hedning
Registered: Mar 2009
Posts: 4595 |
Quote: Check out: https://www.scs-trc.net/x2023/visitors or the CSDB Event Page.
That list on their homepage is not correct. It was the first register list, before they made the final one. Many on that list did not make it to the party, like myself :'( |
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TWW
Registered: Jul 2009
Posts: 541 |
Look @ the numbers. A lot of people (including myself) has disappeared from the list. |
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Drees
Registered: Apr 2023
Posts: 5 |
Oh no, sorry guys! :'( |
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chancer
Registered: Apr 2003
Posts: 342 |
I am glad my old dutch friends had another stormer of a party, yet again.
BUT groups holding back stuff. it's annoying in that respect. then having a shedload of releases
I think also if you are gonna put out work, be in *ONE* group now 2-4 of em..
sorry to be grumpy.. I don't think I'm the only one who thinks that way. |
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Bitbreaker
Registered: Oct 2002
Posts: 500 |
Quoting chancer
BUT groups holding back stuff. it's annoying in that respect. then having a shedload of releases
I think also if you are gonna put out work, be in *ONE* group now 2-4 of em..
Whatever makes you upset, it is in you. Do not blame others for that or even try to tell them on how to behave. People live their creativity and have fun creating stuff in their sparetime. Be thankful for that crazy amount of demos and quality, it is a gift. |
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soci
Registered: Sep 2003
Posts: 473 |
Ah, there were years to plan and prepare all this stuff so no wonder on the quality. Not a chance if stared late.
Now I'm really interested in what's possible to do in a month? We'll hold Arok Party 2023 soon. Those looking for a real challenge are welcome to participate! |
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CreaMD
Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 3034 |
Holding back and strategically timing the release of your best work for your beloved scene friends and audience is truly remarkable. It's undeniably awesome. However, the only issue lies in the self-centered approach of the C64 scene (in this particular case). While we are indeed self-reliant and self-sufficient, capable of throwing an unforgettable party for ourselves, one can only imagine the impact it would have if monumental jaw-dropping productions like Mojo, Wonderland XIV, and Next Level (just to name a few that deeply resonated with me while watching the stream) were intentionally unveiled at major (cough) demoscene events like Revision. |
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Bitbreaker
Registered: Oct 2002
Posts: 500 |
there's a few good reasons for not releasing at "major" parties :-)
a) the demo was anything but finshed back then
b) competing with all kind of different plattforms in a combined compo is not my cup of tea
c) and most important: I am pretty sure that the X audience is capable best to judge and see what also is going on on the technical side in a demo. So i am conviinced, i target way more people who deeply value such a release than on a major party. |
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