Killing Floor 5 Year Anniversary Info Graphic
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Is the nearly 3 million the amount of copies sold? If so, TWI is truly rolling in so much dosh from sales of the game itself, not even including DLC or other games.
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http://imgur.com/G3mvZU8
Put this together in paint.net awhile ago, while it may not be the best, i tried to make it decent to put on the forums. Happy (steampunk) Anniversary!
Thanks to:
Tripwire for making a amazing game!
A post on Facepunch I found with the steampunk character pack picture.
Bethesda for adding a party hat as a hat in Fallout 3, and the fallout wiki.
Put this together in paint.net awhile ago, while it may not be the best, i tried to make it decent to put on the forums. Happy (steampunk) Anniversary!
Thanks to:
Tripwire for making a amazing game!
A post on Facepunch I found with the steampunk character pack picture.
Bethesda for adding a party hat as a hat in Fallout 3, and the fallout wiki.
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So, about the bullets fired part: does it really count only the bullets, or does it also include things like each pellet of a shotgun or demo's grenade launchers? Would be a little bit silly to make something like flamethrower count towards that stat 
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4 free playable characters (I believe excluding the limited time special event unlockables). And 1 million awesome dlc characters
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What, i did not know about this?
Was it TWI that first approached Alex Quick and not the other way around?
According to wiki it states:" The lead developer Alex Quick was first approached by Tripwire Interactive about porting Killing Floor to their game Red Orchestra: Ostfront 41-45, but Quick did not follow through. A few years later, when their user base started to dwindle, Quick contacted Tripwire again to negotiate the port to Red Orchestra, and its distribution via Steam..."
Heeeh, smart TWI! Definitely the right choice! An eye for business!
Had not TWI showed interest from start and contacted A.Q., it might not have ended up with A. Quick contacting specifically TWI when he felt he wanted to do something further with KF?
What a great luck for us gamers then! It would have been terrible if KF would have ended up with some AAA-company.
Was it TWI that first approached Alex Quick and not the other way around?
According to wiki it states:" The lead developer Alex Quick was first approached by Tripwire Interactive about porting Killing Floor to their game Red Orchestra: Ostfront 41-45, but Quick did not follow through. A few years later, when their user base started to dwindle, Quick contacted Tripwire again to negotiate the port to Red Orchestra, and its distribution via Steam..."
Heeeh, smart TWI! Definitely the right choice! An eye for business!
Had not TWI showed interest from start and contacted A.Q., it might not have ended up with A. Quick contacting specifically TWI when he felt he wanted to do something further with KF?
What a great luck for us gamers then! It would have been terrible if KF would have ended up with some AAA-company.
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Long and short of that story is, I think, AQ approached TW about porting to the RO Engine/getting mod on Steam, TW played the mod, fell in love and babies were had. Badoom
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If I remember correctly, I reached out to several of our fellow mod teams from the UT2k4 modding scene about porting their mods to RO 1 on Steam. Alex expressed interest but then disappeared. Then he showed back up and the rest is history.
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Interesting...
What more mods was it then?
PS! So you was the guy with an eye for businees, then? Heeeh!
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