These writtings are old English, aren't they?

[Vivaldi]

-) Thou needeth a wet-nurse

-) Yellowbellies-r-us

-) Bringest them oneth

-) Thou art a smite-meister

-) Black plague possesses thee

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It is the names of the skill levels of video game "Heretic" (1994)

It has 5 skill levels.

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As far as I know, this is old English

[Orion84]

It's our interperetation of Old English, sure, but if you time travelled back to that time period, and spoke like that, they'd probably burn you as a witch.

My point being that accurate Old English isn't quite the same as, say, Shakespearean English, which is what your examples are closest to.

[purplepoppy]

Yellow belly refers to a regiment from Lincolnshire that wore a yellow waistcoat. They disgraced themselves in the American war of independence and hence the term now means a coward

[Maybe_Maybe_not]

-) I Can Win

-) Bring It On

-) Hurt Me Plenty

-) Hardcore

-) Nightmare!

[Vivaldi]

-) I am too young to die

-) Hey, not too rough

-) Hurt me plenty

-) Ultra Violence

-) Nightmare!

[Maybe_Maybe_not]

-) Piece of Cake

-) Let's Rock

-) Come Get Some

-) Damn I'm Good

[Vivaldi]

-) Still Kicking

-) Pink On The Inside

-) Lightly Broiled

-) Well Done

-) Extra Cripsy

[Vivaldi]

*Extra Crispy*

[Maybe_Maybe_not]

Okay, I lost.

[Vivaldi]

You know Blood (1997)?

It uses the same engine as Duke Nukem 3D does.

[Vivaldi]

If you didn't play Blood (1997), it is a great loss.

It is even better than Duke Nukem 3D in the same engine

[Vivaldi]

If you like Duke Nukem 3D, you will like Blood even more.

[Maybe_Maybe_not]

Actually, I ceased enjoying FPS a dozen of years ago lol, I speak retrogaming, but not much as a player anymore. Though it has become part of me anyway, in the background :)