bufsan

bufsan

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[quote who="AnnihilatorX" reply="18" id="2266497"] Quoting Foreshadowed, reply 1 Im not too worried about demigod's gap in player skill killing it(if thats what you were trying to say), the game has a learning curve just like every other RTS, I do think GPG needs to focus more on Supreme Commander 2 then Demigod though, Just some thoughts, -Foreshadowed Fixed[/quote] Fixed, for truth.

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Sorry to be unclear, this is specifically for the demigod site. I forgot all your forums are one. If it was CAD sure I could help you out, but not tiny icons sorry. I would if I thought I could help.

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Star control 3. I couldn't believe it was so shit, I kept playing, refusing to accept the pile of dog shit they'd turned star control into. Argh, that still makes me sad.

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The metal detector does not equal the xray machine, and with normal operation (ie passing through the machine not beside it) it wont harm the drives. Check this out HD-3 if you wanta know what it takes to fully erase a hdd with a magnetic field. Always safer to carry on your laptop though, no one is gonna take as much care of it as you will.

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It could have been the metal detector, those have been known to produce strong magnetic fields, usually not passing through it, but near the machine. Still, itd have to be pretty strong. Another option could be the motors in the conveyor belts. Just not the xray machine. Yeah, I wouldn't be repeating the experiment.

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[quote who="Sole Soul" reply="14" id="2055768"]If you take it carry-on, you're fine. The x-ray machines that scan carry-on baggage are not as powerful as those that scan checked baggage. If you put it in checked, you've turned it into an expensive paperweight. (I know it murders the hard drive; I'm not sure what else it murders.) (Personal experience, never again.)[/quote] I bet they dropped it, Hard... with their foot. Or something.&

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[quote who="Ke5trel" reply="20" id="2037062"] I'll be sure to tie it all in at the end in case you're confused. Yah maybe you could do that. I'm confused, because from where I sit the game gets more interesting every week, whether there is a patch or not. To use your metaphor: have you ever actually built a house? Operating off of a good blueprint (which we never got, btw - and no, marketing interviews 3 months ago don't count) only gets you so far

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Yeah it's a card game, nothing is hard to implement. I get the point, I just think the example was poor.

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[quote who="Frogboy" reply="10" id="2027122"]Texas Holdem is a pretty fun card game. Add 2 more rounds after "the river" or take away the flop and it's a much less fun game. Seemingly subtle things can have a very large impact on fun. [/quote] You call those subtle changes?

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I disagree frogboy, whilst you can defend your position that this isn't meant to be fun yet, you've given no indication of the changes that will make it fun. So far it seems the direction demigod is taking is very different to initial expectations. It's not a strategy game, It's entirely action rpg. Had I known this was planned to be the "Counterstrike of strategy" I would've likely not preordered, and actually waited to see if i'd like it on release. Don't be disheart

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[quote]Anything large enough to measure in light-years is also insubstantial enough to not matter. You can fly through a nebula just fine. They are therefore irrelevant.[/quote] ahem Big Black Hole

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