Orthancstone you are correct sir.
Sadly, quite a few people in the dev community agree with you regarding UT2K3, but in Epic's defense, they did not develop Unreal2, Legend Entertainment did, under minimal supervision from Epic.
I read this report 2 weeks ago in PopMech and I wasn't thoroughly impressed with the writer's poor style and abhorrent misdirected speculation. For a guy that was actually allowed to physically enter the archives, and had access to all nine boxes, I would have expected a lot more information. Tell us about the place, the procedures, hell, how about the level of surveillance? What about all that other good stuff that was happening around him?
Also, there's mention of an odd miscellany of UFO books stored inside these files, as if they were put there by researchers or backgrounders. The speculative comments that were presented in the article didn't even try to explain such strangeness, nor the possibility of the books being used as bullshit decoys or space fillers for what might have been removed earlier. Funny, but if they're going to speculate on so many things, why not do so about the things we find so obviously odd and out of place from the information we're given. Who the hell cares about the fake doctor and his false reports, nothing new there.
The coverup continues.
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Orthancstone you are correct sir. Sadly, quite a few people in the dev community agree with you regarding UT2K3, but in Epic's defense, they did not develop Unreal2, Legend Entertainment did, under minimal supervision from Epic.
I read this report 2 weeks ago in PopMech and I wasn't thoroughly impressed with the writer's poor style and abhorrent misdirected speculation. For a guy that was actually allowed to physically enter the archives, and had access to all nine boxes, I would have expected a lot more information. Tell us about the place, the procedures, hell, how about the level of surveillance? What about all that other good stuff that was happening around him? Also, there's mention of an odd miscellany of UFO books stored inside these files, as if they were put there by researchers or backgrounders. The speculative comments that were presented in the article didn't even try to explain such strangeness, nor the possibility of the books being used as bullshit decoys or space fillers for what might have been removed earlier. Funny, but if they're going to speculate on so many things, why not do so about the things we find so obviously odd and out of place from the information we're given. Who the hell cares about the fake doctor and his false reports, nothing new there. The coverup continues.