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MedicineHut posted:I think you should consider being a bit more positive. I am - I'm absolutely positive it's a load of rubbish. EDIT: 
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peter gabriel posted:I can not I'm really happy you at least can keep your anger up, with all the poo poo you have to go through. Like, seriously, I really hope everything works out one way or another! Keep the cat dancing, and keep the rage flowing!!!
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Quavers posted:Did you stop rubbing? I don't think I'll ever be able to rub again tbqh
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May 23, 2019 13:27
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big nipples big life posted:I don't think I'll ever be able to rub again tbqh So the citizens' nefarious plan to defeat us is already working
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big nipples big life posted:I don't think I'll ever be able to rub again tbqh Do you need us to post more sexy bear pics?
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Zazz Razzamatazz posted:Do you need us to post more sexy bear pics? only one way to find out
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tuo posted:I'm really happy you at least can keep your anger up, with all the poo poo you have to go through. Thanks  I feel like I am just replying to stuff about me, sorry all, just really busy at the moment but am reading. That water thing is loving hilarious, Water kills you because 1) Star Citizen accurately simulates all known substances and since it knows the water is toxic, you die 2) poo poo's all gently caress up yo You'd be surprised which one most Citizens believe
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May 23, 2019 14:11
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peter gabriel posted:Thanks Honestly I’d much rather hear about you vs reading tweets from the same crazy people or the same crazy poo poo from the same reddit posters.
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May 23, 2019 14:22
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Quavers posted:Did you stop rubbing? I've given up rubbing for cocking chili.
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big nipples big life posted:I don't think I'll ever be able to rub again tbqh Sexual stimulation in any way within the grounds of the Fourth Stimpire is strictly prohibited.
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May 23, 2019 14:28
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Harveygod posted:Sexual stimulation in any way within the grounds of the Fourth Stimpire is strictly prohibited. this is why i refunded star citizen and backed subverse
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May 23, 2019 14:34
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Greenplastic posted:You guys know what we've been mostly missing out on? The writing! I can't wait to see Squadron 42 (if ever possible) and marvel at the literary magnificence of Crobberts and his ghostwriters. The characters! The drama! The world-building! Cat <3 I personally am looking forward to all the drama in the sexy Area 69. This is reported to be a hotbed of scum and villainy. Area 88 had its own... unique issues and attracts a lot of people who just happen to be born in 1988 and definitely nothing more devious than that. It just happens to work out that way somehow!
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If Elite gets base building it's gonna be poo poo, that's preordained. Not because FD is bad (they are) but because base building is a lovely pipe dream mechanic that never actually adds anything to an MMO, and even less to something that is barely an MMO like Elite. Think about how it would have to be implemented. One huge problem is making any player-owned base interesting enough to hold someone's attention after the initial "Whoaaaa this is coooool" moment. WoW ran into this with garrisons in WoD, and it turns out they were total dogshit, because it's really really hard to make a town or quest hub interesting enough to be worth continually exploring. When was the last time you actually walked around a video game town and checked it out for a third or fourth time? GTA V is the only game that really bucks that trend, but Los Santos kind of is the game there, and for as large and immersive it is, it's just the one city. One way to get around this is to do fully player-created cities like Shroud or uhhhh SWG? But the problem there is that you inevitably end up with some dude recreating the Basketball Hall of Fame or whatever, and after a couple months even he's not going to give a poo poo about it. Base-building and space legs are both things people want because ImMeRsIoN but they're really really hard to do right. Space legs is a little easier - give each ship a mildly customizable interior so dorks can pretend to be Han Solo playing chess or whatever, and give each station a couple common rooms - but you have to make sure you don't fall into the trap of letting players walk everywhere inside the station, because there's no loving way to make it interesting enough to be worth it.
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colonelwest posted:Lol, citizens will go ape poo poo when ED gets space legs. Not that it will really add anything to the game, it’s still going to be a boring space truck simulator, it will just be fun to see them twist themselves in knots trying to say why Star Citizen is still better. There's a good chance Frontier isn't going to model out the bathrooms for each ship and make them an interactive fetishized experience. So automatic failure and why SC is awesome in every way.
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MarcusSA posted:Honestly I’d much rather hear about you vs reading tweets from the same crazy people or the same crazy poo poo from the same reddit posters. I have tons of poo poo going on, it's all a bit full on but really cool
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Truga posted:this is why i refunded star citizen and backed subverse
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Beet Wagon posted:If Elite gets base building it's gonna be poo poo, that's preordained. Not because FD is bad (they are) but because base building is a lovely pipe dream mechanic that never actually adds anything to an MMO, and even less to something that is barely an MMO like Elite. Think about how it would have to be implemented. One huge problem is making any player-owned base interesting enough to hold someone's attention after the initial "Whoaaaa this is coooool" moment. WoW ran into this with garrisons in WoD, and it turns out they were total dogshit, because it's really really hard to make a town or quest hub interesting enough to be worth continually exploring. When was the last time you actually walked around a video game town and checked it out for a third or fourth time? GTA V is the only game that really bucks that trend, but Los Santos kind of is the game there, and for as large and immersive it is, it's just the one city. One way to get around this is to do fully player-created cities like Shroud or uhhhh SWG? But the problem there is that you inevitably end up with some dude recreating the Basketball Hall of Fame or whatever, and after a couple months even he's not going to give a poo poo about it. Counterpoint: Subnautica, where base-building keeps you alive and is the foundation that progressively unlocks and enables the rest of the game. Elite will not be this. Edit: Subnautica is not an MMO, which I missed being the point because I did not read your post carefully. Base building in any MMO or MMO-like is invariably hot poo poo for a variety of reasons, so we agree. Scruffpuff fucked around with this message at 15:44 on May 23, 2019 |
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Colostomy Bag posted:I've given up rubbing for cocking chili. Post hot pics of the cocked chili tia
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Beet Wagon posted:If Elite gets base building it's gonna be poo poo, that's preordained. Not because FD is bad (they are) but because base building is a lovely pipe dream mechanic that never actually adds anything to an MMO, and even less to something that is barely an MMO like Elite. Think about how it would have to be implemented. One huge problem is making any player-owned base interesting enough to hold someone's attention after the initial "Whoaaaa this is coooool" moment. WoW ran into this with garrisons in WoD, and it turns out they were total dogshit, because it's really really hard to make a town or quest hub interesting enough to be worth continually exploring. When was the last time you actually walked around a video game town and checked it out for a third or fourth time? GTA V is the only game that really bucks that trend, but Los Santos kind of is the game there, and for as large and immersive it is, it's just the one city. One way to get around this is to do fully player-created cities like Shroud or uhhhh SWG? But the problem there is that you inevitably end up with some dude recreating the Basketball Hall of Fame or whatever, and after a couple months even he's not going to give a poo poo about it. All of this, plus any specialized game mechanics around bases amounts to developer effort that could otherwise be allocated elsewhere. It’s almost always a trap.
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Flared Basic Bitch posted:All of this, plus any specialized game mechanics around bases amounts to developer effort that could otherwise be allocated elsewhere. It’s almost always a trap. A super point. It's not that I avoid base-building mechanics, but since I nearly never engage in them, I am wary of games that include them, because I know that means some other part of the game suffered for it. No Man's Sky comes up again as my example. There's so much potential in that game, but simple quality of life features are missing (WHY exactly can't you transfer my existing spaceship cargo from my old to my new ship that has MORE room? That's why I bought the loving thing.) while they add a new space plant or twenty.
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Scruffpuff posted:WHY exactly can't you transfer my existing spaceship cargo from my old to my new ship that has MORE room? That's why I bought the loving thing. Literally the first Google result posted:So when you open the tab of a new ship that you wish to claim, choose the "compare" option. When you do this, it will allow you to transfer items from your current ship to the new one (Technology not included). Transfer all the items you want, and then buy the ship! Hope this helped  God I suck.
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Scruffpuff posted:
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Scruffpuff posted:God I suck. Well the tech should be transferable too. Damnit.
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Sandepande posted:Well the tech should be transferable too. Damnit. Agreed.
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peter gabriel posted:To be honest I don't use it for much, I am easy really. There's got to be something better than asking for me when you wake up.
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Amazing Zimmo posted:https://twitter.com/dsmart/status/1131244865797406723 The Ouya looks like such a joke in retrospect that it's hard to imagine how seriously it was taken at the time. But with the success first of the Wii, then mobile games, people genuinely thought that traditional game consoles were on their way out. I mean, EA even made Bioware put the newest Dragon Age on last-gen consoles because they were worried about sales of the new models. It even has a legacy of sorts in that it helped to encourage Sony to finally embrace indie gaming wholesale. It's stuff like this that makes the history of technology so fascinating. The oddest gadgets can have so much significance.
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ManofManyAliases posted:There's got to be something better than asking for me when you wake up. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
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ManofManyAliases posted:There's got to be something better than asking for me when you wake up. lmao
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ManofManyAliases posted:There's got to be something better than asking for me when you wake up. 
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ManofManyAliases posted:There's got to be something better than asking for me when you wake up. I'm glad that funny MoMA has account control again
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ManofManyAliases posted:There's got to be something better than asking for me when you wake up. Funny MOMA, best MOMA.
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Larz posted:Funny MOMA, best MOMA. Beats Montoya at any rate.
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MedicineHut posted:Beats Montoya at any rate. Beating Montoya is not the kind of jpeg I was prepared to visualise
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Aqua Seafoam Shame posted:The Ouya looks like such a joke in retrospect that it's hard to imagine how seriously it was taken at the time. But with the success first of the Wii, then mobile games, people genuinely thought that traditional game consoles were on their way out. I mean, EA even made Bioware put the newest Dragon Age on last-gen consoles because they were worried about sales of the new models. It even has a legacy of sorts in that it helped to encourage Sony to finally embrace indie gaming wholesale. It's stuff like this that makes the history of technology so fascinating. The oddest gadgets can have so much significance. There was a controller from the 90s called the "MindDrive" that was supposed to read brainwave signals and translate them into onscreen actions. Due to general tech ignorance a number of people really bought into the idea. All it actually did was translate tiny electrical impulses from your skin and send them to the PC and "translate" those into movement, so your character just sort of jittered around spasmodically. What I'm saying here is that Star Citizen's development really goes back to the 90s.
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Aqua Seafoam Shame posted:The Ouya looks like such a joke in retrospect that it's hard to imagine how seriously it was taken at the time. But with the success first of the Wii, then mobile games, people genuinely thought that traditional game consoles were on their way out. I mean, EA even made Bioware put the newest Dragon Age on last-gen consoles because they were worried about sales of the new models. It even has a legacy of sorts in that it helped to encourage Sony to finally embrace indie gaming wholesale. It's stuff like this that makes the history of technology so fascinating. The oddest gadgets can have so much significance. Honestly I think it coulda worked, it just hit at exactly the wrong time IMO. When you look at the pitch, a inexpensive dedicated android gaming box geared towards indie games, on the surface it seemed plausible. However while the Ouya was finalizing, Android sticks and TV boxes were just hitting their stride. By the time it came out you could grab something off of Aliexpress cheaper and sometimes with better hardware (you definitely can now). Add to that Ouya's failure to get exclusive (or even compelling) games and the mediocre controller, it basically made it dead on launch. About the only thing it did competently was being a emulation box, but any of those Aliexpress specials could do that too. Still I would pick one up for  or so if I saw one, just because I could use it as a cheapo emulator box.
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