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Originally Posted by Alucard
Wow, that would be so awesome. You know that I would have to wear my denim mini skirt and knee boots just to feel like a character, right? ;!
I'd probably carry my knife on me as well... Hiding it discreetly down one of my boots, hahah.
A boat would be nice as long as it doesn't go into Silent Hill 2 mode and force me to row toward a light that takes me 2/3 minutes to find anyway. =PQuote:
Originally Posted by Alucard
Alessa doesn't love Henry. :(
Awww.
I've been extremely dead in this topic. I haven't played Silent Hill in a very long time. I've been awaiting SH5, even though I have no idea when to expect it.
Just so this isn't spammy, I'll state something completely obvious. Oh my God, does anyone think that Pyramid Head might be a type of reincarnation of James' malevolence towards women!? Specifically his wife?!
Yesh! thats is exactly what I think, it could also he a representation of his sexual desires (the rapings) or I think they are rapings atleast.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lai
Could be. They always try to leave those things open ended for us to come up with theories to fill in the gaps. I think the Pyramid Heads stand for alot of things, what you stated being one of them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lai
Also, I believe they represent his guilt and just his dilusional memories of his wife in general. Once he accepts that she's gone and "moves on" if you will, they stop bothering him.
That could be so, but like Alucard, I think Pyramid Head's presence in Silent Hill is for a number or reasons.
Anyway, I clocked Shopping Complex World and Apartment World (first visits) today. I wrote a long-winded "speech" about it in my journal, hahah...
Yeah, now to tackle Hospital World and I am not at all looking forward to it...
You know what we should do? We should start making a Silent Hill walkthrough. I don't care which game it is, but we should work together to make one and post it over at Gamefaqs. We need to start flexing our Silent Hill muscles! :D
OH MY GODDDD!!!
YOU READ MY ****ING MIND!!
All last night, when I was in bed... I was thinking non-stop about building a Silent Hill walkthrough! I guess great minds really do think alike.
You know what?
We should do all of them.
Only problem for me is that I can't remember much about Silent Hill 1.
I could easily write ones for the others games. Maybe when we get some time, we could make chapters of the game and decide who writes which part.
I would more than happily write one for The Room, but I would more happily write one with you. ^_^
If that's out of the question, it's cool, since I know you probably don't have much time on your hands, but if you ever want to... we could write it together and pimp out gamesfaq. And hell, I'd post them on my website with your permission.
Well, I'm definitely up for it, but I'm going to need another week so that I'll be done with finals. But like I said, totally up for it. I'd do characters sections and any particular part of any game.
This'll be sorted at a later date anyway, I assume, Lai, so no worries just yet.
Anyway... Who else thinks that Mike Myers would make a decent James Sunderland?
http://www.hd-movies.ru/pictures/smozpe/23/31/21.jpg
I watched "So I Married An Axe Murderer" last night, and Myer's played a comedic poet... He was actually pretty entertaining... If he could take on a more serious role, he'd be able to pimp Sunderlands' place if there was ever a direct Silent Hill 2 movie made... ;!
I'm ready to start on a walkthrough! We need to decide which one we're going to start with first and then break it up into chapters. I'll be getting my PS2 back this week, so I'll be able to play my sections over and over again to give specific details on the part.
Should we come up with some sort of "team" name for the guide? It could wind up being a notorious name over at gamefaqs if we write one for all of them. What should it be?
Also, as far as James is concerned, I think that Jeff Daniels would play the perfect role. Juuuust my opinion, though. :D
Hmm, I think Mike has more of a James look... your guy seems a little... old. ;!Quote:
Originally Posted by Alucard
Anyway, I am cool to do anything on Silent Hill 2, 3 and 4: The Room, but am rusty with Silent Hill 1 as it has been years since I even played it.
We really do need to talk about with columns people will take care of in the walktrhoughs, Lai is fine to do the characters of each game if he feels he can, and of course, if Alucard agrees.
I'm cool to swap "chapters" with you, Alucard, if you wish.
Wintermetal might be interested in helping out with Silent Hill 1, but I am currently unsure. We could ask, I suppose.
Anyway, I thought I was write down each haunting known to me in Silent Hill 4: The Room, as I am close to finishing it again... I remembered I hadn't added all hauntings. I will also categorize their traits so they are easily identified.
We should also type all of the hauntings we ever had, so that we can categorize them on our Silent Hill 4: The Room walkthrough.
So far, I have come across the following hauntings:
The bloody note on the front door. (Mandatory.)
This is visible and noiseless. It is the first real abnormality within the apartment room.
The hole appears. (Mandatory.)
Noisy and visible. This is the basis of the game, as it switches you through from the apartment room to the worlds. This appears at the very beginning of the game.
The radio turning itself on. (Mandatory.)
This is a noisy haunting, which cannot hurt you. It is one of the first abnormalities inside of Room 302.
The VCR switches itself on. (Mandatory.)
It is both visiable and noisy. There is no way to avoid this. It will turn itself off next time you enter the room.
The bloody bathtub. (Mandatory.)
Visible. This happens during Water Prison World, first visit.
The floating head. (Unsure.)
Presumably Andrew. It is noiseless and is sometimes hard to spot. It floats outside of the left window in the living room. (Take a look at the window for about two minutes, it'll evenutally appear.)
The bloody clothes drier. (Mandatory.)
Visible. This happens inside the closet. Like the bloody bathtub, it is mandatory and fairly disturbing.
Note opposite of the 302 room's front door. (Mandatory.)
Noisy and visible. A knocking comes at Room 302's door, and when you look through the keyhole, the message is seen.
Fallen ceiling fan. (Mandatory.)
Visible. This happens during Hospital World, you come back to your apartment room to see that the ceiling fan has fallen. Henry will comment that the air feels heavy.
Robbie the rabbit's turning head. (Mandatory.)
Visible. Look through the hole to Eileen's bedroom. Robbie's head will change position once throughout the game. First, before Hospital World, it will be bent down, and then will look at you, pointing.
Shaking windows. (Level two haunting.)
Noisy and visible. This haunting is not mandatory, and requires a candle to disappear.
Crumbling wall. (Level two haunting.)
This is visible but makes no noise. Requires a candle for it's extermination. It usually appears on the wall above the cabinet.
Shadow boy. (Level two haunting.)
Bedroom haunting. This is one of two hauntings that occur in the bedroom and is the shadow of a little boy (presumably Billy Locane or Walter Sullivan as a child.) Visable. Requires a candle.
Victim man. (Level two haunting.)
Definately the scariest in the game, this haunting is on the wall just between the bed and the window. Requires a candle. Visible and noisy.
Baby ghosts. (Level two haunting.)
After picking up the doll from Walter Sullivan in Apartment World, first visit, putting the doll in your chest at home will result in these disturbing little bastards appearing on the wall above. Visable and noisy. (It is said that when you vanquish them (using a candle), one will utter the words "thank you.") I cannot varify this, though.
Keyhole haunting. (Level two haunting.)
Visable. Requires candle. Looking toward the door, there will be bloo dripping from the keyhole. Looking out will show you the pretty disturbing ghost of Henry.
Kitchen haunting. (Level two haunting.)
Visible. Henry's shoes will be seen near the stove, with a few light blood splatters on the floor. This requires a candle.
Bloody fridge. (Level two haunting.)
Visiable. This will be near the fridge, which will be invisible. Opening the fridge will make it visible. Requires candle for removal.
Television haunting. (Level two haunting.)
The TV will be switched on and this will require a candle for it's removal. We're assuming this can be linked with the random hauntings and the kitchen haunting.
Random hautings.
Invisible. These things pop up in random places. I have witnessed them near the TV, in the kitchen, near the front door and between the sofa and the coffee table. They require candles.
In fact, guys, if we make a Silent Hill 4: The Room walkthrough, can I be in charge of explaining the hauntings and the enemies? I'll more than happily do chapters in the game, too, but I really love talking about the hauntings and such...... if not, it's cool, but I thought I'd ask before somebody else did. ;!
This sounds like a really good idea, but i need time. I have alooooot of crap to do this month untill around like Jan.3 but then i could help with SH1 or 2.
Okay, from the looks of it, we should start off with SH4. Chez will take control of character descriptions and hauntings. I'll be getting my PS2 back in two days. At that time, I'll start with the basic walkthrough. I figure the best way to break it up would be by the worlds.
We've got:
Apartment world
Building world
Forest world
Hospital world
Prison world
Subway world
Not to mention the revisits. I've been scoping out gamefaqs and it looks like we have a little bit of competition over there for Silent Hill 4. We'll dominate over there! We must! We're Wish House!!!
So we'll consider this coming Wednesday our "D-Day" if you will. We'll start the walkthrough and anything affiliated with it at that point (unless anyone objects). There isn't a time limit or anything like that. We still need to come up with a name.
I was thinking just "Wish House Cult". If that's cool with everyone, I'll create the account over at gamefaqs and we'll submit all of our Silent Hill stuff under that name.
One last thing, I'm assuming that this will be for PS2?
Silent Hill Cult sounds good!Quote:
Originally Posted by Alucard
And yeah, PS2 sounds good. I don't think anyone else here plays it on anything else anyway, since SH for PC is rare, and only SH1 and 2 was released on it (methinks).
EDIT:
Just finished Silent Hill 4: The Room again.
Here are my results.
Difficulty: Easy.
Time: 9.20.55
Saves: 36.
Coninues: 0.
Five big stars.
Ten little stars.
Memo's: 52/52.
Enemies killed: 633.
Ending: Eileen's Death. (Again. >_<).
Hey maybe I'll but SH4 in the near future (i doubt it) and i could use the guide.. I just wonder if I'll be able to find it. I think gamecrazy has ONE copy here, but i'm finally getting FFIX so I'll probably be busy with that for the next week or so.
You should just buy it from ebay, man. Seriously.
I lucked out, though. I found SH4 for $9.99 brand new at Best Buy. I'm super happy that I found that. You should be able to find it on Ebay with no problems. I'd take a look if I were you.
On another note, I need the Greatest Hits version of SH2!
They have a Greatest Hits on ebay. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Alucard
I want that too.
And Silent Hill 1, but... alas, I am broke thanks to buying too many things for my family. Mum had to pretty much ask for some money, since my dad won't pay rent, so heh... I had to stick with buying people crappy things this year and having no money left.
I was able to snag a copy of the first Silent Hill from Ebay. I'm pretty happy about that, even though I haven't finished it and I probably won't for sometime, even though I want to. It just seems like there are less and less GH versions of SH2 out there.
It's pissing me off!
Yeah, since Greatest Hits is basically the special edition version of the game. It's rare. I have the box for the Greatest hits, but not the game. Damn rip-off artists...
Anyway, though.
Do you want me to do a weapons section for our Silent Hill 4 walkthrough, too? I can, but if not, that's cool. ;!
That's up to you. I'm going to try to get the PS2 back tonight so I can start right away. I was just going to start from the beginning with the actual walkthrough for the game. I wanted to do screenshots, too. I'm not sure if I'll be able to, though. :(
I'm not sure if this is too much or too little, but I've completed the character section. If not, I can gladly go over it again, editing it and whatnot. I'm going to get started on hauntings, so if this needs a change, gimme a shout. ;)
Character Section:
Silent Hill 4: The Room takes you on an adventure through "worlds" in which you meet many different people. Here, I will explain to you who those people are, and what significance they have in the story.
Henry Townshend.
Our rather rugged protagonist, Henry Townshend lives in Room 302 of an apartment building in South Ashfield Heights. One day, he begins having strange nightmares and trapped inside his apartment, via chains at the front door. Nobody can hear him screaming or his failed attempts of getting out of the apartment.
Henry is a laid back guy, with not a lot to say. He doesn't seem greatly shaken by anything that happens to him during his adventure either, at first, believing his misfortunate endeavours were nothing but dreams.
Eileen Galvin.
Henry’s young next door neighbour. She becomes involved with the abnormalities of the apartment building after being targeted as a sacrifice by Walter Sullivan.
Eileen is an emotional and caring person and does all she can to end the nightmare. She doesn’t know Henry very well at first, but she knew Joseph Schreiber, the man that lived in Room 302 before Henry. She seems not to know anything about Walter Sullivan before his appearance in the game.
Walter Sullivan.
Not much is known about this man, but we do know that he was raised by a man deeply connected to the Cult of Silent Hill. Sullivan grew up, becoming obsessed with the Cult and it’s teachings, believing that he could restore his mother.
At the age of eighteen, Walter was homeless and living in a busy subway in South Ashfield Heights. Here, he was teased and laughed at by one Cynthia Velasquez.
Walter’s craving for love attention from his mother drove him into serious determination, and so forth begins Henry’s ordeal.
Cynthia Velasquez.
A woman who believes that her nightmare in the world of South Ashfield Heights subway was but a dream. She meets Henry early on in the game, promising him a favour if he helped her to find the exit.
Her time with Henry is soon abruptly cut short, and Henry is forced to go on without her company. She becomes almost dependant on Henry to escape the subway.
Jasper Gein.
Jasper is a stammering Silent Hill cult fanatic. He is absolutely obsessed with what went on within the cult, and travels to a forest just out of Silent Hill, where Wish House stood. Wish House was an orphanage in the forest, where the likes of Walter Sullivan and Alessa Gillespie were associated for different reasons. Jasper seems to be of lower intelligence, but this isn’t exactly verified.
Andrew DeSalvo.
A middle aged man who worked inside of a Water Prison in which Sullivan was once imprisoned. He remembers Walter as a child obsessed with the Silent Hill cult “mumbo jumbo”. Andrew was a man worthy of death, as it was believed he tortured and killed children.
Richard Braintree.
A man that lives inside of South Ashfield Heights apartment building, room 207. He is experiencing the same “dreams” as Henry, and they cross paths.
Braintree was apparently one of those inside the apartment building that was horrible to Walter whenever he “visited” the apartment building. He is a somewhat high maintenance man, and is known by the other apartment tenants as a bit of a snob, and highly arrogant man.
Apartment Super.
Although his first name is never revealed, it is known that his second name is Sunderland, and is believed to be closely related to Silent Hill 2’s protagonist, James Sunderland. He is linked to Sullivan, and is only one more reason that the apartment building is the way that it is.
Looks good to me. I'll grab it and paste it into notepad or word. I won't be able to get my PS2 until tomorrow, so I can't start with the actual walkthrough until then. Once I get the PS2, I'll start immediately.
I figure we'll type things out and just put them together nicely once everything is all finished. The walkthrough itself is going to be huge. So, so huge.
I have the greatest hits version of SH2 "restless dreams" but there isn't really much of a difference in gameplay exept for the seperate part with maria. For a die-hard SH it's worth selling your left lung for lol. I also have SH1 but I havn't played it for a few months.
Maria's story is the only reason why I want the GH version of SH2. If that wasn't in it, I wouldn't care about getting it. :D
I was just driving in my car and thinking about making a website for Wish House Cult. I know Chez is also making a Silent Hill site, so I'd be sure to be closely affiliated with her site. It'd just be cool to have a page with profiles of us and what have you. I've been tossing around a few ideas. What do you guys think?
Sevion, I'll have your SH1! ;)
;!
Was worth a shot...
Alucard, sounds good! I could put links and everything to your cult site, and make sure we were brother/sister sites, haha. Internet website-iblings. =P
And yeah, I want the Maria story, too. I've seen some of it, actually, and it looks great! Heard it takes a few hours to complete as well... I don't know about some of the other guys in here, but another few hours of Silent Hill 2 is something I'd really like to see.
Pyramid Heeeead. Bet he's not in Maria's story, but I'd still like to control that evil, stripper-witch. :D
Good news! I just got back from picking up my PS2! That means I can start on SH4 tomorrow. I'll just start with the beginning until we get everything sorted out. I imagine that I'll stop after the first world to see if anyone else would like to write. I don't want to hog it all.
Any details that we are missing, make sure you guys mention it and we'll put it in the walkthrough. We need to make this as detailed as possible. I know once this walkthrough is all finished, it'll be really great. I'm looking foward to starting on it tomorrow.
It'll be alot of me playing the same part over and over again. It'll be worth it in the end though. We start tomorrow!
...although Chez has already started cracking down on the walkthrough. Keep at it!
Hauntings Section completed.
If there's anything wrong with it, gimme a shout. :)
Hauntings Section.
Hauntings are things that happen inside of the apartment indicating it’s impurity. For most of the game, the hauntings cannot hurt or scare you, but once in Subway World Revisited, the hauntings can hurt you and are more of a physical thing that can be exterminated.
Some of these things are mandatory to happen, but not all of them are hauntings you will experience your first or second time around the game.
In this miniature “haunting walkthrough” I have created for you, I have categorized the hauntings by levels. Level 1 hauntings cannot hurt you. Level 2 hauntings can harm you (and are the result of ghosts.)
Note; Do not dial any numbers on your phone at home unless you are dialling for the bar in South Ashfield Heights. This apparently provokes Victim Man hauntings inside of the bedroom. (This is apparently also effective by entering wrong codes into doors, etc.)
Note; by picking up the doll Walter gives you in Apartment World, first visit, and picking I in your box at home, you will wake up to find baby ghosts set into the wall above the chest. Try to avoid picking the doll up unless you really want a further scare.
Answers for the questions you probably want to ask about “level two” hauntings…
Q. “How can I vanquish a haunting?”
A. Level one hauntings do not need to be vanquish, as they cannot be. Level two hauntings can be vanquish with a Holy Candle. (You will find approximately three Holy Candles in each revisited world.) If you run out of Holy Candles, there is no other way to vanquish the hauntings.
Q. “How do I know when the hauntings start?”
A. The hauntings that I have listed below occur all through the game. A lot of them are mandatory hauntings in the first half of the game that cannot harm Henry, but many of them can, if you do not equip a Saint Medallion.
Q. “How do I know the invisible hauntings are there?”
A. When Henry approaches a ghost haunting, the screen will go one of two ways. It will look like the game is being played on old film, the screen will crackle and you will hear a strange noise. This will happen if you are wearing the protective Saint Medallion.
If the screen turns red and crackly, and emits a loud noise, you will be experiencing a painful haunting. (Hauntings caused by not wearing the Saint Medallion.)
Q. “Do hauntings appear when I am inside of the apartment?”
A. Hauntings appear ONLY when you return from a world, or return from the outside of Apartment World Revisited. They will not just pop up randomly whilst you are there.
Q. “Will I get the same haunting each time I return to the room?”
A. Only if you return to the apartment room from the same world twice or more times.
Walter’s Note. (Level 1 haunting.)
Visible: Yes.
Noisy: No.
Requires: Nothing.
Location: Room 302’s door.
Explanation: This occurs at the very beginning of the game. A note written in blood appears on the door saying “don’t go out – Walter.”
The Hole. (Level 1 haunting.)
Visible: Yes.
Noisy: Yes (grows louder throughout the game.)
Location: Bathroom.
Requires: Nothing.
Explanation: This happens at the beginning of the game. Henry ventures into his bathroom in confusion, to find that there is a hole in the wall.
The Bloody Bathtub. (Level 1 haunting.)
Visible: Yes.
Noisy: No.
Requires: Nothing.
Location: Bathroom.
Explanation: The bath fills with blood during Water Prison World.
Note: You will need this later.
The Radio Switches Itself On. (Level 1 haunting.)
Visible: Only if you go close to the radio itself.
Noisy: Yes.
Requires: Nothing, going through the hole will stop any further noise.
Location: Living room, on the shelf.
Explanation: Radio is turned on, and a static emission is apparent. Pretty loud and can make you jump as well.
The VCR Turns Itself On. (Level 1 haunting.)
Visible: Yes.
Noisy: Yes.
Requires: Nothing. Entering the hole will stop this.
Location: Living room, television.
Explanation: As like the radio, the television is turned on with static on the screen. If you look closely enough, it looks a little like the static is something rather than just static.
The Floating Head. (Level 1 haunting.)
Visible: Yes, but is easily missed.
Noisy: No.
Requires: Nothing.
Location: The left window in the living room.
Explanation: Presumably the floating head of Andrew DeSalvo. Once you’re inside of Shopping Complex World, look out of the leftmost window in the living room, the head should float into view.
The Bloody Clothes Drier. (Level 1 haunting.)
Visible: Yes.
Noisy: No.
Requires: Nothing.
Location: Storage room.
Explanation: The clothes drier spurts blood, it cannot harm you, but is a little disturbing.
The Bloody Note. (Level 1 haunting.)
Visible: Yes.
Noisy: Yes, there is a knocking at Room 302’s door, and when you look out of the peephole, the bloody note should be there.
Requires: Nothing.
Location: Outside of room 302.
Explanation: Walter’s doing. The note is there as a sign of things to come. “Better check on your neighbour soon.”
Robbie The Rabbit’s Turning Head. (Level 1 haunting.)
Visible: Yes.
Noisy: No.
Requires: Nothing.
Location: Eileen’s bedroom. Look through the wall to Eileen’s room.
Explanation: This isn’t really a haunting so to speak, but we imagine it was Walter’s doing. (To toy with Henry and disturb him, presumably.)
The Fallen Ceiling Fan. (Level 1 haunting.)
Visible: Yes.
Noisy: No.
Requires: Nothing.
Location: Living room.
Explanation: The ceiling fan falls from the roof. Henry will comment that the air feels heavy.
The Second Hole. (Level 1 haunting.)
Visible: Yes.
Noisy: Yes.
Requires: Nothing.
Location: The storage room.
Explanation: The hole in the bathroom wall with become blocked and to take it’s place, a hole in the storage room.
Shaking Windows. (Level 2 haunting.)
Visible: Yes.
Noisy: Yes.
Requires: Holy Candle.
Location: The windows, living room.
Explanation: The windows will shake and bang.
Crumbling Wall. (Level 2 haunting.)
Visible: Yes.
Noisy: No.
Requires: Holy Candle.
Location: Wall above cabinet.
Explanation: The wall will crumble, looking as if a victim is coming into a wall (this is not so.)
Shadow Boy. (Level 2 haunting.)
Visible: Yes.
Noisy: No.
Requires: Holy Candle.
Location: Bedroom, closet.
Explanation: The shadow of a boy inside the closet. Presumably young Walter Sullivan or Billy Locane.
Victim Man. (Level 2 haunting.)
Visible: Yes.
Noisy: Yes.
Requires: Holy Candle.
Location: Bedroom wall, between the window and the bed.
Explanation: The, in my opinion, most frightening of all hauntings. It is there when you awaken from returning from the hole. It supposedly cannot make it’s way out of the wall and is stuck, but is frightening nonetheless.
Baby Ghosts. (Level 2 haunting.)
Visible: Yes.
Noisy: Yes.
Requires: Holy Candle.
Location: Wall, above chest. Living room.
Explanation: These disturbing little things appear if you pick up the doll that Sullivan gives you in Apartment World. By putting it into your chest, these will appear next time you come through the hole.
Keyhole Haunting. (Level 2 haunting.)
Visible: Yes.
Noisy: No.
Requires: Holy Candle.
Location: Front door, room 302.
Explanation: This is pretty discreet if you don’t check the front door every time when returning from the hole. You will know you have this haunting if you see a trail of blood running down from the keyhole on the front door. If you’re brave enough to look through the keyhole, you will see a rather disturbing image of “ghost Henry”.
Kitchen Haunting. (Level 2 haunting.)
Visible: Yes, shoes on the floor.
Noisy: No.
Requires: Holy Candle.
Location: Kitchen, in front of the stove.
Explanation: Can be linked with “random hauntings.”
The Bloody Fridge. (Level 2 haunting.)
Visible: Yes.
Noisy: No.
Requires: Holy Candle.
Location: Fridge.
Explanation: You will encounter this in the kitchen by opening the fridge once you feel the haunting.
Television Haunting. (Level 2 haunting.)
Visible: Yes.
Noisy: Yes.
Requires: Holy Candle.
Location: In front of the television.
Explanation: Can be linked with the VCR turning itself on, “random hauntings” and the kitchen haunting.
Random Hauntings. (Level 2 haunting.)
Visible: No.
Noisy: No.
Requires: Holy Candle.
Location: Anywhere in the living room, usually found in the kitchen, between the table and sofa and near the front door.
Explanation: A series of invisible, noiseless hauntings.
Holy shit! That's really good, Chez. I'm firing up the PS2 right now to start on the walkthrough. I'll more than likely use Code Breaker simply so I can focus on more on the game rather than surviving. I'll still add notes about the best way to survive, though.
I should have something posted in here by tonight sometime. Either that or I'll send it to you, Chez.
Thanks. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Alucard
I've listed every single haunting I've ever experienced (which I think, is all of them.) If you happen to know of any different ones, though, please feel more than free to add it in. I'd be fascinated to hear more. I may start the game again and test out more of the hauntings and weaponry.
Yeah, and if you need any help with that, I can always add notes. (Like using the beautiful O button to avoid getting hit during attacks.)Quote:
Originally Posted by Alucard
Whichever you feel is fine. I know you'll do a good job, and if you need the back-up help, you know I'm always willing to clock Silent Hill 4 one hundred times over again.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alucard
I'll be sure to add things in if I feel you miss something, but of course, I'll make sure I point it out first. :)
Also, make sure that anyone who is participating takes a picture of themselves with some sort of Silent Hill oriented thing in the shot with them for the site!!! I took the liberty of taking a picture of me at my "work station", which consists of this computer and the television behind me.
I'll post it here.