I think you might be justified in calling it vapourware now, but that's not a problem. That just means we'll have to do a bit of condensing, if you know what I'm saying.
We wanted to do something special for our 7 year birthday, but frankly we can't be arsed. This is less like a birthday and more like the anniversary of a conception, and it's a weird-ass kid that stays 7 years in the womb. Oh dear, that metaphor may have been a bit weirder than I would've liked. So anyway, we figure we should probably just keep our heads down and keep working on the mod.
Honestly, the worst thing is that we'll probably be releasing juuust too late to make it into the Mod of the Year awards. Hopefully people won't have forgotten about us by this time next year, but even then - I mean let's face it: It's gonna be a Half-Life 2 mod at first place again this year. Which is fine, that's the way the world works.
But if you still want to put in a vote for TNM for some reason, despite the fact we haven't actually released yet and the mod might be crap for all you know, there's a big ol' button on our profile.
Vote with your heart. No matter what you do, we love you. We have always loved you, and we will always love you. And we'll get this mod wrapped up and up for download in no time. Don't worry about it.
TNM Rules!!!
Of course. Who watches this mod or deus-ex in general and doesn't vote for this project deserves an ***-kick ;)
I wholeheartedly agree.
Hehe, thanks guys!
MOTY's scoreboard now: HL2 is the leading mod game with 11000 votes. Second is Crysis, with 3300 votes. I think you're right, Jonas, a HL2 mod again.
If you want to win the MOTY award next year, my advice is to wait for september/november 2009 to release TNM.
Hem. Don't follow this advice, please.
I think that a DX mod can't win this award. DX is so less popular than HL, for exemple... Maybe a DX3-mod. So... You Off Topic already know what to do after TNM: a DX3 mod!