Where to thank you? :)

[rawghi (OP)]

Thanks thanks thanks thanks.
I haven't find a place to thank you Steve about this INCREDIBLE game.
I'm just 3 days on it and I completely falling on love.

I think that soon my wife ask me to diverce...  

I'm a .NET dev (mainly web apps) and a graphic, let me know if I could help you in any way.

AGAIN, KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK AND CONGRATULATIONS

ps: I see also the Italian Language Forum.. and you post in italian... it's definiterly better than my english!

[Steve Walmsley]

Thanks thanks thanks thanks.
I haven't find a place to thank you Steve about this INCREDIBLE game.
I'm just 3 days on it and I completely falling on love.

I think that soon my wife ask me to diverce...  

We have quite a few Italians on here so it seemed like a good idea to setup the forum. I am happy to setup other language forums if the demand exists. My Italian isn't that good but I can usually rely on Google Translate to help me out when I an struggling

Steve

[VariousArtist]

I join rawghi! Thanks for the great game and keep up the work...err, devotion!
I found my way by a pal who linked me to the DF thread about Aurora and thought I give it a try. I dig alot for "different" indie games but Ive never stumbled upon this pearl. After 3 days my brain is smolten to cheese, my eyes are sore from reading posts, fiction and rules but Im happy. Strangely I disklike those number-crunshing browser SF games so I wasnt sure if I would like Aurora. But the freedom and creativity it allows is outstanding!
Sometimes I think its too sad that the common gamer has mostly lost his ability to like a game for the soul of the game instead of fancy graphics on a dull, soulless background. Not that I dislike fancy visuals but the majors have often lost their ability to develop past the visuals.