Now I know how Moses must have felt
Posted: January 30, 2011 • 1:35 pm
Oh, ye of little faith!
Bafitis, please don't take offense at Jen's spirited defense of me. It's all my fault!
I did, indeed, make the post on the Big Finish site. And, like most mysteries, the truth isn't nearly so interesting as the conjecture.
Just call me AC-TOG. My brain cramped and I forgot my password. With only a few minutes to squeeze the post in, I just created a new login. Of course the new login didn't give me administrative clearance, so I couldn't post in the "official" Big Finish section, which is why I put it in the Tex discussion area.
The reason I posted it on that site rather than here is because I felt bad about having ignored the other site for several months, not because I've lost any of my deep love and respect for you all. Plus, I've seen that anything noteworthy posted at Big Finish gets over here pretty quickly!
The important thing is that I am, in fact, working on the long-awaited novel that picks up from the end of Overseer. Ideally, things will go as they did with The Pandora Directive novel, which (as Jen accurately described) was written first and adapted into the game script, as opposed to the UKM novel, which was written two years after the game was released (and featured much of my original storyline, which was changed in the finished game).
There's also the interactive radio theater project, which I'm quite excited about. As (I believe it was) Bjyman pointed out, there really is story context for Tex's stakeout outside a steakhouse, and this is the vignette of the IRT experience.
If anyone has questions about either of these projects (or Project Fedora, though you should know that things are still moving forward...but VERY VERY slowly, so there isn't much to report), I'll pop back in over the next few days and answer them as best I can.
Thanks again for your continuing interest and unflagging support. You're the best fans in the world! (And sorry for any unnecessary confusion
).
Aaron
Bafitis, please don't take offense at Jen's spirited defense of me. It's all my fault!
I did, indeed, make the post on the Big Finish site. And, like most mysteries, the truth isn't nearly so interesting as the conjecture.
Just call me AC-TOG. My brain cramped and I forgot my password. With only a few minutes to squeeze the post in, I just created a new login. Of course the new login didn't give me administrative clearance, so I couldn't post in the "official" Big Finish section, which is why I put it in the Tex discussion area.
The reason I posted it on that site rather than here is because I felt bad about having ignored the other site for several months, not because I've lost any of my deep love and respect for you all.
Plus, I've seen that anything noteworthy posted at Big Finish gets over here pretty quickly!The important thing is that I am, in fact, working on the long-awaited novel that picks up from the end of Overseer. Ideally, things will go as they did with The Pandora Directive novel, which (as Jen accurately described) was written first and adapted into the game script, as opposed to the UKM novel, which was written two years after the game was released (and featured much of my original storyline, which was changed in the finished game).
There's also the interactive radio theater project, which I'm quite excited about. As (I believe it was) Bjyman pointed out, there really is story context for Tex's stakeout outside a steakhouse, and this is the vignette of the IRT experience.
If anyone has questions about either of these projects (or Project Fedora, though you should know that things are still moving forward...but VERY VERY slowly, so there isn't much to report), I'll pop back in over the next few days and answer them as best I can.
Thanks again for your continuing interest and unflagging support. You're the best fans in the world! (And sorry for any unnecessary confusion
).Aaron
