Anna Comnena
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You'll still need the wall behind the open door. Perspective.
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You're missing the wall part in the doorway. ![;)](http://www.touchofdeathforums.com/community/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/wink.png)
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Where Have All The Flowers Gone? By The Kingston Trio
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55FZnYhCM-Y[/media] -
Wow Gwen I didn't know you were such a hipster. ![:P](http://www.touchofdeathforums.com/community/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/tongue.png)
> I love this song, so damn addictive. Also 1:54.
That's my favorite part too. ![:lol:](http://www.touchofdeathforums.com/community/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/laugh.png) -
You better use proper Irish whiskey then. ![;)](http://www.touchofdeathforums.com/community/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/wink.png)
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You know sausage is pretty much just beef and pork with a bunch of spices, right?
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Obviously this is an alcoholic beverage so if you cannot acquire whisky this recipe wouldn't be any use to you.
First, start out with a cup of whiskey, probably best to use something mild. I used Seagram's VO because that's what I had around. (Also some recipes it's 1 and a half cups, so you might add more for flavor/strength later).
1 14 oz. can of sweetened condensed milk
2 cups / 1 pint of half-n-half
2 tablespoons chocolate syrup
1-2 tablespoons of instant coffee granules (amount can be adjusted for flavor)
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1/2 teaspoon almond extract
Throw them all into a blender and mix until smooth. Can be drunk right away or it's best if you refridgerate it, and the flavor improves while it ages supposedly (I wouldn't know as it didn't last more than a day for me). -
Don't like sausage or cheese? You obviously aren't European descended.
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ITT: kiddies who are just grown up enough to not get all the presents and realize what a hassle the whole season actually is.
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I've played many of them, they are all decent games. Metro 2033 is a faily linear FPS game but it has great atmosphere (I think some people behind the STALKER series made it). Company of Heroes is a great RTS game, I'd still play it with my friends if their update system wasn't complete crap though (they switched to torrents, and they have new patches out all the time so every time me and my friends would play it'd be a half hour chore getting all our clients updated).
Homeworld 2 is still the GOAT RTS game, though. -
Society is not the state. People have forgotten this in the last century or so.
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Godus
in Video Games
Almost half a million pounds… why the hell would he need that much? Especially if it's portable to tablet/smartphone OS... -
The Free Market always fixes it.
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You know, there is a sub-board devoted entirely to non-Eclipse Video Games (which is where this was moved too and should've been originally).
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Aristocats vs. 101 Dalmatians: Class War PvP ultimate Disney MMO
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I believe that bed will defend one's virginity as it defends the Empire.
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Humanity is screwed now. What will post-apocalyptic humans have to eat now?
Also, Aggy, Little Debbie is for plebs. -
Exactly. It's an aesthetic/cosmetic bonus for the most part, so it doesn't interfere with game balance.
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Enjoy Mickey Mouse flying in with his brand new Star Destroyer to rape you with his brand new lightsaber for violating his property.
But seriously, I'd rather do something with every Nintendo owned character and IP ever, than touch anything remotely related to Disney. -
One option I think is decent is make it so aesthetic bonus items are things you buy instead of items that have gameplay balance restrictions. The people who want that sort of immersion are the people more likely to buy microtransaction features anyway. If they are equipment or other things like that you can have issues with "play2win" items which disrupt game balance.
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Well the odd thing is now they are going after Pokemon like a decade late. It's engrained enough into the culture of about 2 generations now that nobody will pay attention to them.
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Hardly. Although diet would be problematic in the long term, radiation and carcinogens have always been around. We're just aware of them now.
And it doesn't even address my point that it's a stretch to objectively assume what a baseline "natural" state is for every individual of a diverse population. -
You do not need more programmers than map designers. Actually if anything, if you have a decent world layout designer and a mapper who is good at repairs and touchups, mapping is the most ideal task for an Eclipse (and similar) project to spread out the labor on. It's content you'll need a lot of, and if things aren't fully coordinated it isn't the end of the world.
Trying to coordinate 6 different people doing tedious time-intensive labor that they can't see the results on until 5 other programmers plug their stuff in, is problematic to say the least. If you can't coordinate your programmers your project is doomed even before you reach a Beta stage. And the workload required for the "lead" programmer is even worse than if they just did the work themselves (because atleast they'd know what is coordinated and what still needs work on without reading tons of potential spaghetti code for hours first).
[WIP] City Of Illusion
in Old Eclipse Projects (Inactive)
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Edit: well the perspective as a whole is still off with interiors; problem with that sort of camera view. (The walls you can "see" are really tall, and undermine the narrow effect of hallways going left-right.)