Hey, luckmann - i **WASN'T** spamming and by far . [e digicons]}:)[/e] I want SD staff to fix the darn flaws that trap us into producing double-posts when their own Forum pages switch into not recording the replies within refresh "time". Spamming is flooding an eMail box with junk crap illicit & criminal stuff that MUST be
Oh well, then what you are discussing is the AI algorithms happy_trigger_beat_the_human_minds by overwhelmingly producing ships to crush with numbers rather than some "personality". Nobody claims war games should be an easy ride into satisfactory limits, nor do they have to be boring enough that your superiority factors always defeat any maximum oppositions fleeted or not. They wanna fight, let them or lose for not being smart enough to match THAT resilient (coded in,
And, since firefox, opera, IE8 or any other particular standards can't cope with such silly refresh loading of any replies counted as +25 per page... we type for nothing unless censored by coincidental locking of threads. So, yeah -- i'm forced into being the idiot; i always get caught on the 13x2 gimmick. Call me superstitious on failed techno bugs.
And while you're there, tell them page switching flaws here causes repetitive posts.
Someone, call Adobe flashplayer imbecility.
[quote]This could have easily been fixed for both balance and realism if units had armor types and had expenses tied to how advanced they were.[/quote] Get this open source game by Steffen Gerlach (+ gang, btw) and you'll have such units & MUCH more.
Let's give this another try... cuz, neither X-Worlds or CoSH would loadup properly into the previous version.
Troll.
I don't have GC2U...but i doubt the installation principles are any different than what's used with expansions; 1) Create a ****NEW**** folder within the MODS directory. 2) Dump all modded files in it, as per the actual structure used or instructions given by the modder. 3) Start GC2U 4) Go to the options button found in the Main opening screen menu. 5) You're already into the Game tab options (second column on that screen, first group of items, top of
Like every life -forms, even Zombies (once properly defined & analyzed for weaknesses) would have to suffer through some sort of cellular-decay... so, that takes care of the *End-of-the-World* anomaly of evolution caused by such bio-hazards or complex gimmicks created by fools & freaks. I've got a survival kit handy too; anti-bodies poisoning them enough. You're watching too much "apocalyptic" movies if you believe Zombies are a real threat to our specie. It's
Artificial Intelligence cannot gain conscience from anything other than what it perceives as being real; give it a world to determine, it still must rationalize it within a given set of functional elements. Would it feel heat? Not unless it has a mean of detecting cold or warm and only then, compare both. Would it see an object? Not unless it has a sense of dimension AND a perspective over whatever space contains or constitutes it. Would it burn that object if threaten
This isn't about an observer, Scoutdog. It's more a question of what if anything can "exist" in any shape or form *IN* a period of time that anyone can perceive at that particular moment of probable evidence. Rather simplistically said, NO observer can ever reproduce a Quantum state of matter while the clock is ticking on him no matter how hard they tried. Thus, it is a probability factor based on a continual flux of influences such as gravity or electromagnetic forces. <
Vulgarization of Quantum mechanics is kinda tough for most people which do not have basic understandings about space, time & particule physics... but, lemme try to illustrate with some VERY simple terms. Molecule X cannot change its location, energy, matter features **UNLESS** interacted with by Molecule Y in a specific manner that may include any of the following situations; 1- Sub-atomic scramble (Fission, transfer of energy, etc) 2- Time variation or acceleratio
Interesting rundown of efficiency solutions for space travel... GC2 does a fair job at it if you consider variety rather than specific components to be added through design steps; Colony, Constructor, Transport, Trader, Hull sizes -- all of which are "specialists". If we were to limit quantity (and, indirectly... probability amounts) of available variations, we'd simplified not only combat or capacities but also, gameplay complexity. It's not that a game MUST be easy,
False, Ethics are society driven idioms. Gender falacies or fanatism ensue. Meaning that if the monkey is trained to draw up an identity from two simple choices, it will. Insert intelligence & reasoning in the process, you get extremism & emotional reactions to contrast by again, multiple choices.
[quote](Evolution is a seperate concept) It is largely speculation and conjecture.[/quote] Hence the commonly accepted interpretation of the term; Darwin's THEORY of Evolution. Furthermore, if hasn't been for Newton -- Einstein's *LAWS* of Relativity would still need to be proved within a specific set of hypothesis accounting for A universal constant. I'll submit this then; Stable <span style="text-decoration: underline;
X-Com; Too low of a resolution for such a great (and still unmatched by anything since) gameplay experience. Meier's Civilization (any & all); interruption by simulated "Barbarians", ruleset limitations, units specialization. WarCraft; for having turned the franchise into a MMO_FPS silly kiddy world of **unstrategic** fantasy. C&C; mission(s) aborted by false logic in pseudo-winning conditions. GC2; editors.
[quote who="Whiskey144" reply="16" id="2312384"]Additionally, scientist cannot be objective. It's just impossible. Their findings will be colored by their worldview.[/quote] Read this entirely , it might help you find what objectivity truly means.
[quote who="Scoutdog" reply="20" id="2311890"]It didn't originally begin w/ evolution: the process is called abiogenisis. We don't actually know how life first began, although we are getting closer to an answer all the time.[/quote] Comet struck, amino-acids (extremely complex carbon, nitrogen chemical molecular reactions - a shot in a billion, btw) shuffled up until some micro-organisms ruled the oceans -- dominoe effect.
[quote who="WickedBear" reply="21" id="2311894"]This is actually not true, ONLY if you're basing it on hubbles constant is this true. Theres been several cases laid out that in consideration of dark energy you end back up around 13.7 billion years. I'll have to get my book out when I get home [/quote] According to the point of origin "theory", the snap buildup of the big-bang (conditional to the calcutated mass ***OBSERVABLE***) is additional<
[quote who="Whiskey144" reply="14" id="2311863"]Unless you have something to say about the MOVIE 2012 or something like a zombie apocalypse, please don't bother.[/quote] Special FX looks great, Emmerich has enough productivity reputation to convince any big Hollywood corporate executives to invest in his projects rather than some of others (better or worst, btw), this film isn't about acting it's about racking up audience ticke
[quote who="WickedBear" reply="10" id="2311822"]Because end of the world scenarios often involve the wrath of a god.[/quote] Lemme insist -- *a* God. Mayans had theirs. As do many bazillions of others swearing by a doctrin so wisely devised that whomever dares challenging it is considered heretic or evil. How quick we forget that truth isn't about belief but rather empirical evidence of probabilities that lead to proof safely protected by rational (current, but still a
I'd think twice before trying to type on that KeyBoard unless you'd want shock therapy to your left elbow -- loose wires can fry pine slabs even if varnished, not that putting a vinyl album on that turntable wouldn't mean a few acrobatic moves either. [e digicons]X|[/e] Towers are better left sealed, once 120'ed. Thunder even blew up a Beta VCR through 60ohms cabling. Spike suppressors can save a gear -- if you're lucky. Grey foam pads underneath a mobo don't p
Duh -- water is conductive to electrical spikes - you don't want to fry your exotic collection of angels & tropical swimmers, do you? Besides, everyone knows it's not the tank but the shit filter that cleans up see-through glass swiped dirty by algae residues. Any lizard or cat nearby? Accidents do happen. [e digicons]:ninja:[/e]
Both of which were caused by erosion.
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