It also might be completely possible that I die more than often than you would. It's only about 108 deaths an hour.

It's fucking excellent.

[quote="Worm"]You've gotta play it to understand fully (and you should).[/quote]

4461 times? I don't bathe 4461 times in a year, I don't smoke 4461 cigs, have 4461 glasses of wine, I do not masturbate 4461 times in a YEAR. Why the FUCK would I play a game where I had to backspace 4461 times, when I could be getting off? Or drinking Hamburger Stand milkshakes? Or sleeping?

Nah, you could figure that out by clicking on the link.

do you have to play it to fully understand what the fuck "DROD: TCB" means?

In JTRH I died 8002 times! http://www.joltcountry.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=4631

You've got to understand, it's a puzzle game. So when you die you press backspace to undo that move, or restore to a little save point. You've gotta play it to understand fully (and you should).

You died 4461 times?

[img]http://img530.imageshack.us/img530/9653/drodtcbck6.jpg[/img]

It was a sequel in every sense, and a wonderful one. The things I thought needed improving through JTRH were improved, story elements were amped up to provide a kind of 'down time' between the puzzles, and it continues a very interesting story which was laid down in JTRH.

I messed up my save game by importing the stuff from my TCB demo manually. The reason I recommend JTRH's demo over TCB, is because TCB's demo is very story based, and you'll get bored with it if you don't have the investment that JTRH creates.

The DROD series represents excellence. You should grab the demo for JTRH right now and play it, buy it, and finish it. Then you should buy TCB (no demo), and finish it.

http://forum.caravelgames.com/downloads.php

Go play the fucking demo of JTRH.