Tallin wrote:Naw, the thief sign is (IIRC): you rub your belly with one hand, while placing the thumb of the other hand on your nose and then wiggle your fingers.

ahh yeah, thats right.
been a LONG time
i knew it was some joke or another though, i just couldn't remember of what

like i said, last time i tried dosbox it either ran to fast, or stuttered, there was no slow point, or normal. i'll give it a shot sometime but lately i've just been booked between work and modding my model kits (adding lighted windows to old starwars/startrek models ain't as easy as people make it ...

i tried dosbox ages ago and it either ran to fast, or stuttered bad, not lagged or ran slow, it stuttered and was skipping all over. no matter what settings i used it just never worked :/ as for disabling it, like i said, if its not there or turned off the game runs a million miles a second and ends...

oh, the game loads, but the sound either doesn't initialize, or screws up depending on settings :/ odd thing is, i still use soundblaster cards, and they used too (i dunno if they still do) emulate the old SB and SB32 for the purpose of older games and the sound methods of the time. problem is there...

lol sweet, i always loved the gags the games made, and the running ones that kept going throughout the series. wasn't it said that the "thieves sign" is basicly the thing from startrek the vulcans do? i think it was described in QFG4... i can't wait to give the series another run through (...

haven't seen anything on it, so i figured i'd ask :p I can't recall the point in game, but as i recall there was a nifty little easter egg of watching someone get changed while using X-Ray goggles to see it. i think it was edited out in one version though (anthology?) loveing it so far! i was always...