Rayman Pirate-Community

As far as I remember Rayman 1 and 2 were very popular in Poland (maybe it's because they're colourful and ashdglfahsdf? ... or maybe Rayman reminds allitle of moomins - that shit was riddiculously popular back then... dunno). Same for Neverhood/Skullmonkeys :T

Good times, yo. Good times.

iambored2006 wrote:

ikke471 wrote:stupid people are stupid

BRILLIANT OBSERVATION!!! QUOTE OF THE CENTURY!!!

I'm surprised by how many Poles and Dutchmen there are here. I think they make the majority after Frenchies and Brits.

smart guy is smart
yep kinda much dutchies and poles here

Europeans seem to be the majority of the fanbase.

Are we supposed to be proud now? I think so.

Spanex wrote:

Europeans seem to be the majority of the fanbase.

Are we supposed to be proud now? I think so.

proud girl is proud!
and yeah you should be proud
expecialy when you're dutch

Haruka wrote:You should take in account that both Nintendo and SEGA are bigger enterprises than Ubisoft. (And both are japanese)

But it is a lie that the Rayman fanbase is missing. Rayman Pirate-Community keeps alive and active since it was founded. Even during the peak of the Rabbids, the forum still rolled on.

Yeah, you're right, rayman fans aren't missing at all, the reviewers just didn't search enough to find this website, lol. We just stopped our "activity" because rayman became inactive (stupid rabbids). I'm pretty sure that rayman fans appeared immediately when origins was announced, and the fanbase seriously grew up A LOT, for two reasons:

*The rabbids. People who love party games and wii, loved the rabbids. Some of them had some interest in rayman and then started playing the franchise. I was one of them.

*The art style of Origins: Cartoony, fantastic, fastpaced and colorful, with amazing music. It's just an addictive game, you don't have to know the story of this guy to get excited with this game.

So yeah, a lot of people are saying on youtube or ign "this is my very first rayman game, and I'm excited"

sergiomonty wrote:So yeah, a lot of people are saying on youtube or ign "this is my very first rayman game, and I'm excited"

Just like how yesterday I heard my first Led Zeppelin song and got excited. God, it's a good band.

Ah, yes. The Moomins. They are my childhood. They're so popular in Israel that if an Israeli doesn't know what they are, he's considered a freak and is sacrificed to the mighty Jehova... yes, we do that.

iambored2006 wrote:

sergiomonty wrote:So yeah, a lot of people are saying on youtube or ign "this is my very first rayman game, and I'm excited"

Just like how yesterday I heard my first Led Zeppelin song and got excited. God, it's a good band.

Ah, yes. The Moomins. They are my childhood. They're so popular in Israel that if an Israeli doesn't know what they are, he's considered a freak and is sacrificed to the mighty Jehova... yes, we do that.

i had to laugh XD
mighty Jehova is mighty
ah the moomins i know that that's with those hippo like creatures right?

Hippos? That makes much more sense. I always thought they were weird cows. >_>

Spanex wrote:Hippos? That makes much more sense. I always thought they were weird cows. >_>

XD i thought they were hippo's
they're kinda fat and have the hippo nose + they can swim

They're actually trolls [NO NOT INTERNET TROLLS HUHHUHUHHHUHUUHH!!!] that look like hippos. Anyone ever read the books? ;P

Cairnie wrote:They're actually trolls [NO NOT INTERNET TROLLS HUHHUHUHHHUHUUHH!!!] that look like hippos. Anyone ever read the books? ;P

books...... what does that mean? ;P

Trolls? XD Wow, never would have thought that.

No, I didn't read the books, and the show wasn't on alot here so I didn't think about it much. (or even realized there were books of it)

RayFan9876 wrote:Ah, good point to raise. But you can also point out that at first I didn't know I was trans, so I was technically in the same position as anyone at the start.

I would imagine that your condition must have coloured your experiences, regardless of whether you were aware of it.

spiraldoor wrote:

RayFan9876 wrote:Ah, good point to raise. But you can also point out that at first I didn't know I was trans, so I was technically in the same position as anyone at the start.

I would imagine that your condition must have coloured your experiences, regardless of whether you were aware of it.

Can you please explain this all to me?

Haruka wrote:

spiraldoor wrote:

Thunderolt Games wrote:Just where are Rayman’s fans hiding? Mario, Luigi, Jak, Ratchet, Kirby, Crash, Donkey Kong, hell even Sonic still has a solid fanbase, but Rayman? The dude’s rarely mentioned in magazines or online, and his games have been all but forgotten.

The guy surely does not know our forum.

I commented to correct him of this.

Master4lyf1 wrote: I commented to correct him of this.

I saw, and you did well.

At least you guys had someone to talk about Rayman with, beside my family, I was never able to talk to others about Rayman until high school. when I finally met some other dudes who were into retro games as well, then, we would talk about games, though we being who we were often ended up talking about PC's and such as well.

Haruka wrote:

Master4lyf1 wrote: I commented to correct him of this.

I saw, and you did well.

Indeed I did, now I demand PAYMENT
Not really, hopefully it will increase awareness though.

iambored2006 wrote:

spiraldoor wrote:

RayFan9876 wrote:Ah, good point to raise. But you can also point out that at first I didn't know I was trans, so I was technically in the same position as anyone at the start.

I would imagine that your condition must have coloured your experiences, regardless of whether you were aware of it.

Can you please explain this all to me?

My point is that asking a transsexual what it’s like to attend an all-boys school is very likely to get you an unusual and unrepresentative answer.

spiraldoor wrote:

RayFan9876 wrote:Ah, good point to raise. But you can also point out that at first I didn't know I was trans, so I was technically in the same position as anyone at the start.

I would imagine that your condition must have coloured your experiences, regardless of whether you were aware of it.

I try not to let that happen, and I apologize if it comes across as so, but only about 1/3 of my post could have been affected by it. The rest was just my rational opinion on the idea. My main point was that mono-ed is a system originally created based off religious beliefs, and parents bring their kids to them usually for the reason of getting them to focus on their academics, often ignorant of the other consequences.

spiraldoor wrote:

iambored2006 wrote:

spiraldoor wrote:

RayFan9876 wrote:Ah, good point to raise. But you can also point out that at first I didn't know I was trans, so I was technically in the same position as anyone at the start.

I would imagine that your condition must have coloured your experiences, regardless of whether you were aware of it.

Can you please explain this all to me?

My point is that asking a transsexual what it’s like to attend an all-boys school is very likely to get you an unusual and unrepresentative answer.

But how didn't she know she was a trans when in high school?