I didn't realize there was going to be any math on the exam.
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I love the song (and Donnie Darko, the movie that featured it and where the song REALLY fit). I was disappointed when I saw it used for the GoW commercial. I have no idea if the game is any good, but it has spoiled the song a bit for me. Hopefully my memory of the commercial will fade, and I can go back to enjoying the song.
Wow. Not sure I can say much that the posts above haven't already said, but I'll just reiterate it. What a reprehensible twit. Apparently he sees his fellow human beings as nothing more than lab rats, to prod and poke for his own amusement. Congratulations on damaging a community, driving off some of its regulars, and possibly driving wedges between some of the remaining members, all for your personal entertainment.
I'd love to do a MOO 4. It would basically be MOO 2 with some elements from MOO 1 with a big graphics update, more streamlined multiplayer options (along the lines of Civ IV) and a campaign mode to reintroduce players to the mythos that Simtex created. <
Actually Mumble, I find your writing style very pleasant to read. That means you're either being too hard on yourself, or I'm screwy in the head. For my own peace of mind, I choose to go with the first option.
if the big bang theory is indeed correct, and the entire universe came from a single point of light the size of a pin hole surrounded by nothingness and began in nothingness, how did nothing become a pin hole of light which created the universe? Had to come from somewhere or something did it not? Evolution just attempts to explain how life as we
That would be the second screenshot in Brad's post. I like it! Jeez, Medieval 2 on the 14th and DA on the 16th. Curse you time-space continuum!
Well, go figure, I took so long to type that, several posts were made in the meantime. Feel free to ignore it.
We have a scientist saying everything is only a theory then saying evolution doesn't break a single LAW (which is untrue, btw). Well, a scientific law itself isn't even claimed as cold hard fact. A scientific law is simply a statement of repeated observation: "Every time conditions X are met, Y is observed, with no reproducible exceptions to tha
*sigh* As a scientist who works with the results of evolution every day, I don't know where to start (yeah yeah, I probably just shouldn't). Unfortunately, however, the ignorance is flying fast and furious around here and that bothers me. (Please note that "ignorance" is not an insult - ignorance simply implies a lack of knowledge of some facts.) Evolution is a theory. Gravity is a theory. As far as science is concerned, the fact that I'm sitting on this chair is a theory. That's h
Maybe Brad's too busy madly scrambling to make that date!
It would be like shoving the people that like these into the basement as 2nd class citizens which is a bit distasteful to me but the discord these things spawn is distasteful to me as well. It's more like hosting a party where a few of the house guests insist on having a bleching contest, so you turn up the music so the sounds don't frighten the
What happened to whether or not it’s better to play as the Torian or the Drath? Should your first build be a factory or a market? Is it better to use fleets with large numbers of small hulled ships or fewer numbers of large hulled ships? Maybe when the DA beta hits in a couple weeks, all this mischievous energy we all seem to have will be directe
Sorry to keep spamming the thread with my two cents, but I couldn't resist responding to this I'm really looking forward to BioShock, by the guys who made System Shock 2. Oh yeah. System Shock 2 was one of the scariest games ever, and I'm looking forward to what they put together for BioShock. Judging from the movie they released of it
I use internet explorer , can I still get it ? It's an alternative web browser to Internet Explorer. You can download it from WWW Link Strange, it doesn
I guess EA and MS are examples of what happens when suits run game development companies. I'm sure many of the people making the decisions don't even play games period, let alone the games their company is making. It's all just numbers on a spreadsheet to them, trying to make quarterly deadlines to satisfy shareholders, doing market research to determine how to make the game appeal to as many potential customers as possible, and so on. That's a great recipe for a mediocre game. Sad. <br/
All that I'm saying is cut some slack to someone with a legitimate disability. No no, I wasn't criticizing. It's just that both you and Lordpinko mentioned you paste things into Word to check spelling, so I figured I'd mention an easier approach. <
Hmm, you guys should try Firefox 2.0. It has a built-in spellchecker which operates automatically on anything you type. No need to push any buttons or anything. (Amusingly, its spellchecker just complained about "spellchecker" - but I'm not fixing it!)
The final word in this discussion is: Spore. Well, OK, not the final word. But my point is that at least EA is willing to inovate. OK, its sports games are stagnant (what sport games aren't?) but games like the Sims and now Spore are demonstrations that they are willing to try new things Well, I wouldn't use that as evidence that EA is willing t
Welcome! There's an expansion pack in the works too! If you pre-order it, you can play the beta version of it beginning Nov 16th, otherwise the release should be early next year. Damn, there I go shilling again. I need a shower...
According to the press release on Blue's News: Stardock Entertainment is pleased to announce that the public beta test for Galactic Civilizations II: Dark Avatar, the massive first expansion for the acclaimed space-based strategy game, will begin on November 16. So you only have to wait another 2 weeks until it turns into a completely di
Rarely does EA even make a game that interests me. Perhaps they should spend less time worrying about methods of distribution, and more time worrying about making something actually worth distributing in the first place.
There's also plenty of evidence that the more cerebral games can help with long term mental health as you get older. So they're good for you too! Twitch games just give you sore fingers.
I came to the realization today that StarDock has turned me into a shill. I was promoting SR2 among some friends, and spawned a couple more sales. I feel so dirty. But in a good way.
The problem with MP is that it can make it difficult to add new features to the game. If the proposed feature is perceived to be even slightly unbalancing in MP, then the vocal masses will often scream bloody murder. When it comes to a SP game, balance is less of an issue. A good example is the mega-event feature in DA. Brad has admitted upfront they will be grossly unfair. Sure, you can disable them, but there are more subtle things in the game which can't be disabled once they're