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  1. 5th February 2003, 23:18 #1
    youngBarkz
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    Default 5D where'd ya go

    discreet has hijacked the old www.five-d.com. Does anyone know of a place to find a mirror - especially the Monsters pages.

    discreet up on this one, discreet!!

    8)
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  2. 6th February 2003, 01:25 #2
    imported_neonmarg
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    SpeedSix aquired the Spark assets of 5D, not Discreet (although you are correct that the five-d domain now points to the discreet nameservers and the message posted there is in very discreet colors- )

    You can find Monsters info at http://www.speedsix.com/, don't know if it's the same info that was on the old site.

    Jeff
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  3. 10th February 2003, 18:36 #3
    youngBarkz
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    Default got it

    Thanks. Yeah, no neat-o pix but at least a description of the tools. So sad about 5D :cry:
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  4. 9th April 2003, 18:31 #4
    Nimrod7
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    yep, i feel sad about 5D too, monsters now developed by speedsix, who are the same guys from 5D, but cyborg has gone forever :cry: :cry:
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  5. 10th April 2003, 22:17 #5
    peter_r
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    Hi all,

    I went to http://www.archive.org and I found 5D sites from as far back as 1998.

    Check it out...quite cool...
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  6. 10th April 2003, 22:21 #6
    peter_r
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    PS - try looking for old "discreet" sites...

    funny to see how far they've come...
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