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I'm happy to leave spiders and poo poo alone. The trouble is with the aggressively territorial ones like the funnel web which will loving chase you. Also, it can hold its breath forever and likes to fall into swimming pools and take out its frustrations by biting peoples' feet.  EDIT: Top of the page spider. gently caress all, y'all.
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Just missing the whole farm going hostile and shooting Arthur because he touched their hay
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When I was a kid my babysitter had a (de-glanded) pet skunk. It was adorable and smart. They're basically ferrets.
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You can de-gland skunks and keep them for pets. The still smell musky and skunkish, bit not terrible and obviously cant spray. They are closely related to ferrets and act pretty similar. Check state laws and whether a vet near you will see them tho.
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Double Punctuation posted:One of these fuckers decided to take up residence in the toilet when I went camping. I had to keep shining the flashlight around to make sure it wasn’t going to decide I looked warm and cozy. 
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They desperately needed to add the WASTED death screen Azhais posted:Just missing the whole farm going hostile and shooting Arthur because he touched their hay For real how is this still a loving thing in video games. They'll spend millions of dollars and work 100-hour weeks for years developing a weather and lighting systems that lets me watch sunlight filter accurately through a procedurally generated billion-particle mist that's emanating realistically off my horse's organically temperature-and-weather-responsive balls, but NPC AI is still this same loving binary state that games have had for 25 years where NPCs flip between either being at peace or in an unending murderous rage, such that all you need to do is step on a loving chicken's foot outside a farm and suddenly, with hive-mind-like immediacy, every NPC in the vicinity will take up arms and home on you until you've killed them all or left the area. voiceless anal fricative has a new favorite as of 00:38 on Oct 31, 2018 |
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bike tory posted:For real how is this still a loving thing in video games. They'll spend millions of dollars and work 100-hour weeks for years developing a weather and lighting systems that lets me watch sunlight filter accurately through a procedurally generated billion-particle mist that's emanating realistically off my horse's organically temperature-and-weather-responsive balls, but NPC AI is still this same loving binary state that games have had for 25 years where NPCs flip between either being at peace or in an unending murderous rage, such that all you need to do is step on a loving chicken's foot outside a farm and suddenly, with hive-mind-like immediacy, every NPC in the vicinity will take up arms and home on you until you've killed them all or left the area.
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Oct 31, 2018 00:55
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DaveKap posted:They actually added a third "agitated" state in RDR2 where you can defuse the situation and the non-assholes will calm down while the assholes will go aggro anyway because they're supposed to. Sort of like how Oblivion/Skyrim had a "block while talking" way of defusing situations that got out of hand except people won't straight up attack you in the agitated state. It's a step in the right direction but it's by no means perfected. Depends on the situation. I came around a corner in Saint Denis and ran into another horse at a canter knocking us both down. Whole map went red and they killed me before it even finished the getting back on your feet animation
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Oct 31, 2018 01:56
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This is straight off Looney Toons, especially when the shadow appears.
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I can't find it, but a coworker showed me a clip where someone was riding down the road, and a lady with a quest asks for help. She says, "My horse up and died" and then BAM! She gets blindsided by a deer that knocks her across the screen. The things that happen in this game. 
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I don't like handling eggshells, I tend to get STICKY FINGERS
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Kheldarn posted:I can't find it, but a coworker showed me a clip where someone was riding down the road, and a lady with a quest asks for help. She says, "My horse up and died" and then BAM! She gets blindsided by a deer that knocks her across the screen. The things that happen in this game. https://twitter.com/zazzwah/status/1056356087085989889
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Oct 31, 2018 04:03
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That's the one. Now she's with her horse again.
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watched a youtube of horse crashes in that game, I don't think the people who made it know how horses work. like, a horse isn't going to charge full speed into a brick wall just because you tell it to.
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uber_stoat posted:watched a youtube of horse crashes in that game, I don't think the people who made it know how horses work. like, a horse isn't going to charge full speed into a brick wall just because you tell it to. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHNsynI6C2w
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Oct 31, 2018 04:30
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Thats the good stuff, I love hot swapping panels.
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Oct 31, 2018 04:42
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This broke my brain when I first watched it. I wasn't paying full attention and was sure it was CG or a camera trick, then he did it for real the second time. 
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uber_stoat posted:watched a youtube of horse crashes in that game, I don't think the people who made it know how horses work. like, a horse isn't going to charge full speed into a brick wall just because you tell it to. Funnily enough, they had it better in the RDR1. You could kill your horse by falling off a blind drop or by shooting it in the back of the head by accident, but the animal wouldn't charge straight into a tree at breakneck speed or slam headlong into a cart it saw approaching from a mile away.
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uber_stoat posted:watched a youtube of horse crashes in that game, I don't think the people who made it know how horses work. like, a horse isn't going to charge full speed into a brick wall just because you tell it to. Counterpoint, horses are dumb as poo poo and absolutely will kill themselves at a moments notice. With or without human intervention.
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Aramoro posted:Counterpoint, horses are dumb as poo poo and absolutely will kill themselves at a moments notice. With or without human intervention. The horses in RDR2 will be fine as long as there are no ants to think about.
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Aramoro posted:Counterpoint, horses are dumb as poo poo and absolutely will kill themselves at a moments notice. With or without human intervention. The thing I don't understand is why horse owners irl don't just have a bunch of bottles of horse reviver on hand at all times.
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We secretly (or not-so-secretly) hate our horses and wish death upon them.
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Master Twig posted:The horses in RDR2 will be fine as long as there are no ants to think about. Poor Entity266f7db1 thought of bug #46632 and\n.. ThreadException():477. #46632 WONTFIX
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That's some great sound design, a very solid THUD
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Azhais posted:Depends on the situation. I came around a corner in Saint Denis and ran into another horse at a canter knocking us both down. Whole map went red and they killed me before it even finished the getting back on your feet animation Solice Kirsk posted:Funnily enough, they had it better in the RDR1. You could kill your horse by falling off a blind drop or by shooting it in the back of the head by accident, but the animal wouldn't charge straight into a tree at breakneck speed or slam headlong into a cart it saw approaching from a mile away. This is bothering the hell out of me because you can clearly see the very top of the second panel before it lights up and the guy's fully pressed it in between 2 frames. DaveKap has a new favorite as of 20:21 on Oct 31, 2018 |
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uber_stoat posted:watched a youtube of horse crashes in that game, I don't think the people who made it know how horses work. like, a horse isn't going to charge full speed into a brick wall just because you tell it to. It's kinda weird how the horse AI in Shadow of the Colossus, a game released on the ps2, is better than it is RDR. In that game you could ride in a thick forest and horse wouldn't hit a single tree and it would refuse to go off a cliff.
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I don't know, I've worked with a number of LED panel walls, but that seems pretty consistent with my experience. Sometimes the panels make contact with the connector leads (power and data, which you can see before he pops the panel in) before the panel is fully seated. It looks to me like they powered on the wall to troubleshoot any panels not working, and he was replacing two that weren't. I'm no expert on LED walls. They're too expensive for most venues around here to own, and tend to be the kind of thing big touring shows can afford to use, and they all use different brands and formats.
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Mushika posted:I don't know, I've worked with a number of LED panel walls, but that seems pretty consistent with my experience. Sometimes the panels make contact with the connector leads (power and data, which you can see before he pops the panel in) before the panel is fully seated. It looks to me like they powered on the wall to troubleshoot any panels not working, and he was replacing two that weren't. I'm no expert on LED walls. They're too expensive for most venues around here to own, and tend to be the kind of thing big touring shows can afford to use, and they all use different brands and formats. I am an expert on LED walls  and in that video they are using magnetic "locking" panels with contact connectors. The reason it looks like it is missing frames is because the magnets are literally pulling the panel out of his hands. The second panel he is just adjusting the panel a bit to get rid of the seam. If you were to put a solid white image up there and shot the video looking directly at it apposed to from the side you would see the panel lines. Very few manufacturers use side suction to fully get rid of the seam. Interesting industry tidbit; one small manufacturer of modular LED panels filed a patent lawsuit and actually won forcing several huge manufacturers to re-design their panels and several medium to large manufacturers said gently caress it and just closed up shop. It prevents the import of any more of that specific type of panel so continued support for those systems will be impossible within the next few years. Companies that spent half a million on a wall will likely have to replace the whole thing (or use illegally imported panels which is not that uncommon).
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JEEVES420 posted:I am an expert on LED walls Uh... I hope I don't have unsupported panels. Some company out of Atlanta did an LED ticker thing for my facility. I better look into this. lol
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JEEVES420 posted:I am an expert on LED walls Huh. That's really interesting, thanks. Learned something new today. What company was the small manufacturer that won the lawsuit? I'd like to read about that.
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Mushika posted:Huh. That's really interesting, thanks. Learned something new today. UltraVision, went after Shenzhen made panels which is like 1 of 3 of the main Chinese manufacturers. https://www.digitalsignagetoday.com/news/ultravision-wins-lawsuit-over-2-led-patents/ https://www.sixteen-nine.net/2018/04/02/ultravision-sues-37-led-companies-including-u-s-firms-for-patent-infringement/
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