Holy crap I thought someone was pulling my leg for my birthday. What a present......
Have a warmhearted welcome to the fold, Jace. We are honoured. I suppose you will be getting an official lengthy welcome from Daedalus as well and perhaps our headmaster Daedolon who founded this place.
I watched the most recent few episodes of your show and your interactions with Jay Shade Wilson were tantalizing to say the least. Having a few seconds of BLOOD gameplay splash on the screen almost gave me an erection. It was funny because I imagined you doing the Tchernie voice and emoting with your fists.

Hopefully some interesting discussion will spark from all this and you can expect any kind of support we as a community can provide. There are several people that frequent these boards who worked (or still are) on at least one project that involved recreating the exact feel and look of the game in order to bring the idea to a more modern medium. In that process some of us have even had to create very elaborate documents describing certain unique effects that involve things like game's intricate physics and randomization which were probably the devil in the detail that makes this kind of unique masterpiece of a game alive. There are indeed some people here who have a very intimate understanding of the game.
But first I suppose we must take a look at some of the more important things like legality issues and availability of the BLOOD source code. Jace, did you know that Atari is the ones that has to give a green light for this to happen? Considering that they really like you lately, do you think you could somehow get to the right person to ask about this? Maybe you could promise them to wear an Atari hat for the next season of the show?

But seriously, it only takes them to give their go-ahead. We already know that Matt Saettler has the code in his possession. But I am sure you already know all this.
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Enjoy your stay!
Update: I was just informed that apparently you are in possession of the source code as well. As you probably know, Duke Nukem 3D, which is a game that works on a slightly younger version of the Build engine already has fantastic source ports. The most famous of them - EDuke32 was partly derived from EDuke which was actually
made by Matt Saettler.
Just throwing that out there as probably relevant.