Koenig
Posts: 466
3/8/2015
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I'd played browser games before and found them incredibly pointless. So I was dubious. This one, though, is different. Great stuff.
Indeed, it makes me wonder what other possibilities there are in regards to a story driven browser based game using the mechanic found in Fallen London. What other mysterious lands or even worlds could we walk? What mysteries could await us. But I digress, for the time being I still have much to see around Fallen London before I dare a vacation elsewhere.
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Snotra
Posts: 67
3/9/2015
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My Daughter introduced me to this diversion a week ago. She often tries to find games we can play together as many of her games make me feel sea-sick. I'm really enjoying it - perfect diversion, who needs proper meals these days...
edited by Snotra on 3/9/2015
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rosedragon
Posts: 38
3/9/2015
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jayisgames... which back then we players of the site and the writers plays FL together... I remember it was named echo bazaar  .
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"Many" Chin
Posts: 383
3/20/2015
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unfortunately from the escapist website... the quality of their writing has fallen a lot.
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FreedomGeek
Posts: 19
4/22/2015
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Dragon Age: The Last Court
I heard people talking about how the creators of The Last Court had also created another game with much deeper story and character options. So I signed up.
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Marianne Anders
Posts: 127
4/23/2015
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...I want to say tv tropes. I'm not entirely sure, but probably tv tropes. I started, left, came back when I needed a distraction, did moar research, found saint-arthur and Mr. Eaten, and the rest is - well. here.
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KatarinaNavane
Posts: 462
4/25/2015
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From the extra credits episode. They had my interest already with the non-combat gaming premise, but when they started describing Echo bazaar itself I was totally sold.
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fortluna
Posts: 306
4/25/2015
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Saw this post, right in the middle of exam week. Ended up gibbering in my room about cats going through mirrors and fog in alleys.
Yeah, I didn't do amazing that year.
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Grenem
Posts: 2067
4/25/2015
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KatarinaNavane wrote:
From the extra credits episode. They had my interest already with the non-combat gaming premise, but when they started describing Echo bazaar itself I was totally sold.
me too, though i only tried it because there aren't a lot of good MMOs out there- I wanted something with Dawn of the Dragon's word-counts, (1-3 paragraphs of story or description per item, chapters cover questing, etc) but less grinding.
i found this, it was everything i wanted- well, not everything, but more than enough.
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Mr. Zane
Posts: 62
5/5/2015
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I too wish to say it was from TV Tropes. Not sure which article, probably something blasphemous, but now I cannot remember. That memory is lost. Lost, like so much else. Lost, though much remains.
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Violet
Posts: 16
5/5/2015
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I'm another one of the EC crowd. However back then my high school self was silly and was still a newbie at English. Thankfully nowadays I'm more capable of appreciating this adventure
edited by Violet on 5/5/2015
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Myrto
Posts: 209
5/7/2015
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Honestly can't remember, though I know it was because of a friend who hosts a podcast about LGBTQA and gender issues in sci-fi, comics, and fandoms. She didn't mention it, but somehow it made me do some kind of Google search and I ended up on a blog that mentioned FL as a great game, allowing players to choose non-gender binary characters! And here I am.
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Edith Alpha Doyle, social climber with grand ambitions; Correspondent who would be happy to assist you in whatever way she can.
, teenage orphan who came to the Neath to pursue a career in crime; monster-hunter. Currently on the Seeking road.
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Vincent Asmund
Posts: 314
5/8/2015
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I specifically looked for the top 100 games a week ago and Fallen London was one of them. I've been in love with it ever since.
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Konstantin Sorokin, a newcomer to the Neath with revolutionary tendencies.
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Catherina
Posts: 4
6/26/2015
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Someone on tumblr mentioned it yesterday. I thought it sounded interesting, so I checked it out and now I'm in love and slightly addicted. Funny thing is, I read The Night Circus and played the game, like some others in this thread, but I never stumbled upon this game back then.
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Sackville
Posts: 295
6/26/2015
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I'm pretty sure I found it through Mr. Eaten. I was reading an article on masochistic games or anti-games or something, and Fallen London was one of the references.
And then they froze it before I even got past SMEN 4.
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agewisdom
Posts: 15
6/26/2015
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Came across it after watching a review about Sunless Sea by Total Biscuit on Youtube and something called the 'Fallen London' setting. Since Fallen London was free, I thought why the heck not.
3 months later and countless clicks later, it's become somewhat of an obsession... oh' dear... :P
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finitehp
Posts: 20
6/27/2015
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I came across Fallen London when Sunless Sea entered Early Access last year. It has now become my daily obsession.
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Isabelle Rose
Posts: 4
6/27/2015
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When looking for something to do with my summer other than take summer classes I found this game by Felicia Day's recommendation on her "Flog". I think some other people have already posted the link  Goodbye any chance of studying this summer...
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