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Comments for 'Guerilla: Mr. Sandman' |
CovieKilla
5:49 pm | June 26, 2004
Kick Ass job, Main. I'm pretty sure you spelt explosion wrong...Or axplosion just isn't in my vocabulary...I gotta write a Fic again soon...I'm just trying to write my own story, and hopefully get it published...Good Job anyway, Main. Hope to see more of this soon.
-CovieKilla
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Nick Kang
1:44 pm | June 26, 2004
Yeah, Independance Day was good, but I also like Black Hawk Down, Saving Private Ryan, We were Soldiers, Tears of the Sun...the list goes on and on and on...
And has anyone ever seen the Chronicles of Riddick? Cause that movie kicked ASS!!!
NK
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Wiley
12:18 pm | June 26, 2004
Two words, 343SB:
Independance Day
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343 Salty Beans
5:13 am | June 26, 2004
Bah! Widescreen?
My friend moved to the beach, since he's rich (Porsches, Harley Davidsons-they got the works).
Anyway, they have a 72" tall plasma screen TV (not sure how wide it is, but its REALLY big). THey also have speakers EVERYWHERE-as in the floor, the comfy leather chairs, the walls, the ceiling-everywhere. We watched Black Hawk Down, MI-2, etc.-basically every movie with big explosions. When the explosions actually went off, they shook your teeth, rattled your bones, and made you wonder whether there was a bombing outside. KILLER! I couldn't hear anything for a week, but it was WORTH IT TO THE FULLEST.
Yeah...I love being off-subject. The story STILL rocks, by the way.
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Mainevent
2:29 am | June 26, 2004
I have a confession...I didn't like Saving Private Ryan. I know...I'm a freak.
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Walker
12:59 am | June 26, 2004
Hey, it's my favorite war movie--I have it on widescreen DVD.
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Wiley
12:50 am | June 26, 2004
Good point, Walker.
The movie still rocked. I don't care what you say. It was a great movie, great acting, great editing, great soundtrack, great cinamatography, great everything.
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Walker
6:54 pm | June 25, 2004
The book was a Clinton apology hidden under the veil of a war tale, thus it was too much politics and too little of the real thing. I like the actual soldier's stories; they don't hold anything back. Mike Durant wrote a great book.
-Walker
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Wiley
6:16 pm | June 25, 2004
Also, Can't forget Black Hawk Down. Great book. Great movie.
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SeverianofUrth
4:57 pm | June 25, 2004
Stranger in a Strange Land was a really weird book...
Actually, the best thing Heinlein wrote wasn't a novel, it was a short-story/novella called "Universe."
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Helljumper
4:37 pm | June 25, 2004
Yea i read Ender's Game that was a good book, a little confusing but good. I'm gonna steal Rainbow six from my friend and hit that up this summer.
ODST
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Mainevent
4:12 pm | June 25, 2004
Ender's game wasn't THAT confusing. I got it pretty easily.
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Mainevent
11:36 am | June 25, 2004
And yes, I got the idea for Rune from Dune, even though I haven't read or seen the movies. I just like the desert planet.
Also, at one point, I mention there are ix ghosts, but later on, after an elite dies, there are still six people. My bad.'
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Wiley
3:59 am | June 25, 2004
You can't forget Orson Scott Card. Even though Enders Game was confusing as all hell knows what at the end. Also, the X-Wing series is some of the best space fighter combat written. I have all 9 that are out, except for 7, which is so tattared that I can barly consider it a book. ive read all of them multiple times, numbers six and four probably more times than Ive read all three Halo novels put together. i love Star Wars, if you hadn't figured that out.
Also, if you want THE good military fiction, Tom Clancy is still THE man. Red Storm Rising, The Hunt for Red October, Rainbow Six, SSN, and The Cardinal of the Kremlin(for teh spy buffs)
Read Rainbow Six if you want to get a good handle on special forces, Red Storm rising if you like massive-all-out-balls-to-the-wall combat, SSN and Hunt for Red October for submarine warfare(Hunt for Red October you should read anyway.) If you want the skinny on all the Cloak-and-daggar stuff, read The Cardnial of the Kremlin, without Remorse, Sum of all Fears, and maybe Clear and Present Danger.
Anyway, Its late, im hungry, and i needa take a leak. So im goanna take care of business. I'll continue this tomorrow..or later today if you wanna be technical.
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Mainevent
3:48 am | June 25, 2004
The title has a duel meaning. It means both where he hid, and that he put people to "sleep".
But you know that...don't you!
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Cyclone
3:02 am | June 25, 2004
"Mr. Sandman, bring me a dream...."
Heh heh. I like that.
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Walker
1:59 am | June 25, 2004
Your local library or Barnes & Noble bookstore.
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Gold Elite
12:57 am | June 25, 2004
I've seen Starship Troopers, but I can't find the book. Anyone know where to get it?
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Mainevent
9:41 pm | June 24, 2004
Thanks guys. I got bored at 1:00 in the morning, and wanted to write because I hadn't. That's probably why there's a couple simple mistakes.
I'll try harder next time to get rid of those.
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Dave Luck
9:03 pm | June 24, 2004
Yes, this was all in all a good story. A few Grammatical boo-boos. (I'll leave them for you to sort out) but it showed perfectly how the Chief never talks as he kills.
The Chief is pretty well portrayed. He only talks to Cortana, and everything he says is short and to-the-point.
- Dave.
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Walker
7:46 pm | June 24, 2004
There's a reason why Starship Troopers is required reading for Marine OCS...
Sorry for using up your comment space, Main.
-Walker
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343 Salty Beans
7:41 pm | June 24, 2004
Main, you are the man. This was awesome, and I especially liked the way you perfectly matched a Covie Elite's personality. The ego, the holier-than-Grunts attitude...GREATNESS.
"scowering" is spelled "scouring". And I think you meant "rubbed them the WRONG way", not "right".
Anyway, the detail you put into every lovingly-crafted paragraph made me drool with envy. The Citadel idea was spectacular, and I didn't see any places where you screwed up with Covenant lingo/places. Most people are idiots, and have Grunts call Elites "sir", and stuff like that.
Also, you spelled explosion 'axplosion', and how can there be 'a silent snap of bones'?
I like how you seperated the time between blinks, too. Brilliant!
Glad you wrote this..enjoyed it immensely. 9.2/10.
343SB
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Walker
7:39 pm | June 24, 2004
Nah, Heinlein all the way!
Starship Troopers
The Moon is a Harsh Mistress
The Puppet Masters
The Door Into Summer
Double Star
Stranger in a Strange Land*
Read these and you will have gained a true understanding of the origins of Science Fiction.
Asimov, you got nothin' on Heinlein!
-Walker
*Rated R
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Solidus Snake
7:03 pm | June 24, 2004
About time you came back Walker and Main. Welcome back, and good story: 9/10.
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SeverianofUrth
5:18 pm | June 24, 2004
Nick, you need to read the BOOK "Dune." The TV movie just stank, in my opinion. It's no LOTR. The book remains to this day, however, awesome. Makes me wonder what could have happened had Frank Herbert been able to write the Halo-Fictions... (FOR, FS)
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SeverianofUrth
5:17 pm | June 24, 2004
I thought this story was awesome. And yeah, similarities to Frank Herbert's masterpiece (the sequels don't count) abound.
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Nick Kang
2:51 pm | June 24, 2004
Rune=Dune, which reminds me. In the story, the Chief pops out of the ground and kills the Elites. In the movie 'Dune', the Fremen warriors pop out of the ground and kill the Harkonen soldiers with their pointy knives.
Anyway, the story was awesome, as usual, but I got a little confused at some parts of it.
NK
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Helljumper
2:33 pm | June 24, 2004
That was great, enjoyed reading every part of it. Noobs, see how veterans can write about the Master Chief and pull it off perfectly.
ODST
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Wiley
2:04 pm | June 24, 2004
Hah, yea Walker.
9/10
Welcome back Mainevent
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Walker
1:15 pm | June 24, 2004
Rune, a desert planet, sounds like Dune, a desert planet. The Citadel, a military school, sounds like the Citadel, a military school. And this story, written by Mainevent, sounds like it rocks! 9.5/10.
Keep it up.
-Walker
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