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Post by Emcee on Apr 25, 2005 4:08:39 GMT -5
The Nyazian Prophecies website has gotten a shiny new layout. There's also been some updates to the spoilers, episode guide, etc. Go check it out! It's spiffy! frodis.net/nyazian/ |
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Post by Buffy8Fan on Apr 25, 2005 13:29:53 GMT -5
I love what you've done to the website. The whiteness that it use to have hurt my eyes a lot but taking at least some of that out doesn't make them hurt so much any more.
I love how the updates are well, updated all the way to the current episode. If at all possibe can you do that more often and if not that's all right but I really do like it that way.
The characters page has people on it that are dead such as Clarice and Jules. Is this indicating that they'll be back or am I just in denial?
Also, when will the next episode (# 12) be up?
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Post by Emcee on Apr 25, 2005 15:32:27 GMT -5
I'm glad you like the updates. I will try to keep the information more up-to-date from now on.
Clarice and Jules are still listed on the character pages because they were important characters during the season. At the moment, there are no plans to bring them back, but never say never...
I'm working on ep 12 at the moment.
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Post by Wind Fish on Apr 29, 2005 23:51:07 GMT -5
Come on, gather around while I tell you a little story about a nameless member of this message board.
Once upon a time there was an idiot that very much liked a virtual series based on his favorite television character. Each episode in the series even had pictures to help add to the mood. But the moron had a problem: most of the pictures were too dark for him to see! The blockhead could not understand it, for most other images on the web he could make out just fine. The dunce decided to not pursue the mystery because he thought the series was descriptive enough as written.
One day the series' webpage underwent a redesign. This led to much sadness for the nincompoop because it was also too dark for him to see.
Luckily, one day the simpleton viewed the site using another computer. He was amazed at the bright colors and clear images! An idea suddenly came to the twit.
When he got home, the dunderhead decided to turn up the brightness on his monitor. Behold! The scene before him turned from a dreary night into a sunny day!
With his new outlook on life, the kook lived happily ever after by seeing how many different nouns he could use to insult himself.
The moral of the story is that the nameless member likes the new design now that he can see it.
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