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Ol Cactus Dick posted:Zowie EC-1 Evo has mostly the same shape as the intellimouse explorer Zowie is good and is what I use for my gaming mice. For work/everyday mice, though, I like the vertical mouse design of Evoluent more. 
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Sunswipe posted:I still don't understand how this is happening. I was playing games on the PS1 where your character could seamlessly get into a vehicle and drive/fly off. Why is it causing so many problems for CIG now? Other people's solutions are not good enough for CIG.
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Propagandist posted:
Looks like a Chutes and Ladders board.
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happyhippy posted:If you are going that route, Goons financed and made swap.avi. I hope there are some people who have never heard of swap.avi and are now going to look it up.
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CrazyTolradi posted:So basically like how RPG's like Daggerfall would create a quest? Pages ago, but I just went  from the nostalgia this post brought me. Daggerfall was one of the earliest Elder Scrolls games. It was a 3D game released in '96.
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Jan 27, 2017 17:36
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Colostomy Bag posted:Yes, it would have localized physics. I could do pulled pork at 225 on one grate and chicken at 325 on another.  Note: You can't see at the top, but there are hooks that they hang the ribs from. So, you have some meat cooking at a 90 degree angle and its juices drip down to the meat on the grate below, which then has juices drip onto the meat on the grate below, etc. Leatha's BBQ is drat amazing.
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Jan 27, 2017 19:34
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DapperDon posted:The problem I have with units like these is that the "juices" which is fat that turns rancid due to it not being cleaned. *shrug* No one seems to have any problems with the food that restaurant serves. Popularly known as one of the best places to eat BBQ in the US. ---- I have a couple friends and a brother that upgraded their computers over a year ago for Star Citizen. They still believe in the dream despite me pointing out that by the time the game is actually playable (lol), they will need to upgrade their machines again.
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Jan 27, 2017 20:11
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DapperDon posted:Golden Corral seems to run on that same principal as well. *shudders*
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Jan 27, 2017 20:22
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Goobs posted:Morrowind expansion for ESO is coming out which includes a new class. Housing is also out next week. Never seen a game turn around from poo poo (at launch) to amazing (present) like this before. Warframe, FF 14, and Marvel Heroes are a few that come to my mind.
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Jan 31, 2017 20:38
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Ol Cactus Dick posted:So you think this will be the first early access survival crafting game ever to exit early access? I'll take that bet. Planet Explorers released. 
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Feb 1, 2017 04:41
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Hav posted:That could work as a ride. You're getting thrown around and have to hit targets from the car-mounted gun. There is a haunted house nearby that, as a side attraction, built a town around the premises. They attach a big trailer to a tractor and drive everyone through the fake town. The gimmick is that the town has a bunch of actors playing as zombies shuffling and crawling towards the audience on the trailer and that the trailer is armed with stationary paint ball guns. The actors will stumble and fall and writhe and stuff as they get hit. It's really cool and fun.
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Tarquinn posted:They canned the original Warhammer Fantasy, their longest running franchise, in favour of a simplified system that allowed them to include fantasy space marines (the best selling part of 40k) and to trademark classic fantasy races like Elves and Orks by renaming them Aelfs™ and Orruks™. This simplified system also included rules for certain legacy units where you would get a bonus for tricking your opponent to kneel irl, or galloping around the room like you were riding an invisible horse, and other such foolishness. It is thought to have been an attempt at discouraging use of the older models to get players to buy the new ones. It also lost a lot of humor that the original version had and was just all grim-dark all the time.
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XK posted:Guys, it's pretty obvious the language will be named Tickle. https://www.tcl.tk/about/language.html
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XK posted:Please don't remind me of how I nearly gave up programming after bashing my head against UI development using Tcl/Tk and Qt. I much preferred direct win32 and C++ STL, even if it was technically more obtuse. I realized I'm an algorithm and under-the-hood guy. gently caress UI programming. I had to learn tcl when working for a hospital. We had an interface engine (a kind of middleware that routes communications between devices and the medical record database) that only used code written in that language when transforming data so that receiving systems could understand it. This kind of massaging was necessary because the standard protocol for medical device communication (HL7) had more interpretations than the HTML standard did in the Netscape days. It was rare that we ever encountered a vendor with no custom segments that also followed the protocol to a T.
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Erenthal posted:You know, considering how long the PU has been out, and how frequently this happens, it blows my mind that they don't have a lock system in place yet. Now, I know nothing about game development, but I cannot imagine that a simple flag toggling "ARE DOORS LOCKED Y/N" can be that hard to implement. Binary outcomes is the opposite of fidelity.
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Feb 14, 2017 17:23
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Baxta posted:Hahahaha "Limited number of discount starter packages". For digital goods. "While supplies last." For digital goods.
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Feb 14, 2017 18:46
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happyhippy posted:Peon: So AI should take approx 5% per cycle, UI should take 2%, which are the current standards for gam... FF XIV 1.0 already did this. It was as big of a disaster as you think something Roberts came up with would be.
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Feb 28, 2017 16:57
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Tippis posted:A much sillier kickstarter has it beat… Guide to Glorantha was so big they had to split it up into two physical books. Over 5.5kg. 
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stingtwo posted:computer clock time 10/27/16  It really is.e: derp, that's from when the tweet was posted. im moron
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XK posted:I run Linux on my everyday desktop for the last decade. Let me check. A few have been backported, I think: http://store.steampowered.com/search/?os=linux e: unless SteamOS just runs them in an emulator or something
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Thronde posted:I just got stationed in Jax/Mayport so it wasn't entirely my choice. But so far Jacksonville kicks rear end. Like east coast San Diego. I like going to Rockville, but this looks to be the first year out of the last five that I miss it. 
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Thronde posted:110 bones for tickets prevented me from going. Especially since id have had to get the weekend pass to really see everyone I wanted to. The only thing that annoys me about it every year is the bands who don't bring their own sound person. The people they have on staff are just terrible at it.
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spacetoaster posted:Well that's in my amazon history now. Thanks. https://www.amazon.com/gp/history
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Apr 24, 2017 16:22
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I posted that link so you could remove it from your history, in case you didn't know you could.
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TheAgent posted:also persona 5...good? not sure if anime can be good, but is good maybe It is a well-made game that is good at what it does. If you don't like anime jrpg's crossed with Pokémon and dating sims, then you won't like the game.
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The Titanic posted:I don't really get it either, but admittedly when I was working on a Doom wad when I was 14 not many of my girlfriends were too interested. I think somewhere in the 90's games and computers had a stigma associated with them that made association with it unfavorable to be a part of. It all became the same sort of dirty underbelly as D&D. What's hosed up is that women had made many of the key advances in the field early on and they were well on their way to having 50/50 representation until the mid 80's. Then, many things happened to drive prospective young women away from CS. http://www.npr.org/sections/money/2014/10/21/357629765/when-women-stopped-coding
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Tippis posted:Nah. They're not clever enough to be lazy. It takes planning and skill to be effectively lazy.
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Mr.Tophat posted:I've never paid for a season pass in my life. Has there ever been a season path that's been worth it? I'm talking about a judgement based on hindsight. They usually cost the same as a full priced game nowadays and I've always seen it as a bullshit product/service. Forza Horizons 3.
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