Malcador

Well, crap hit the fan today at work, issue i was working on got the notice of the company's COO so that was a rush today. Wonderful highlight of problems with support when the devs don't document much in the way of how something works, no one knows who would know something and the devs are pretty much dismissive of support inquiries.

Well, if .223 rifles are legal, don't see why that one wouldn't be. I guess the magazine might make it overkill.

Well, a semi-auto rifle is probably just as deadly as one on full, just requires more trigger presses, and is a bit more controllable too I'd imagine. Guess you could outlaw everything except bolt-action rifles, though. Still, an outright ban would fail in the US like drugs, I feel.

Well, overall considering what's going on there, not really that outrageous but still.Guess it's that stereotype of soldiers hating the press at work.

The female lawyer joke was that offensive ? Right. Also, you're trying too hard.

Outrageous.

Am alone in the office, so time to sing Saxon poorly and loudly while I work on this SQL.

Hm, based on that I think I'll reconsider the purchase...

Thinking about it's funny how when people resigned, we use to have meetings to announce it. Now, there's just an email chain with that good ol' fake corpspeak. Ah well.

Hm, I think I'll nab FTL, MOO & MOO 2, maybe Deponia and the SQ series. Maybe QFG as well.

Witcher 2 is $7.50 today, dang.

Well, can't go wrong with Big Robot Action.

Eh was a nice idea to give every class a pet, although did lead to that "I need that for my companion" loot drama at times.

Nah, the shuttle pilot dies if you don't give him a reason to live or talk to him about his dead husband or something like that. Taylor ends up with the same fate as the Normandy's crew I suppose

Oh they changed that too ? Shame, even if it didn't make sense - doesn't get hit that bad if you help him with his emotional trauma. But hearing Ashley's..er...cry of..um...rage..or something, was worth it.

Steve's death was the best for me, in terms of contrived. Made even better by the reactions.

Yeah right, as if a cat would do anything for its human

I've ignored people at the table before. It's not that hard, really, becomes even fun after a while just to look through them or act as if they never said anything. Did that to one guy in the last year of University. Guess it must have been hard for you being the only brave one though. Today is a fun day of dealing with a component no one seems to have written documentation down for. Huzzah.

Odd, seems within 20 people you can safely ignore one person. Or hell, you can do it within two people.

Well, they can always do another kickstarter to raise money for the games the world needs.

So many times have I cursed at that sprite on the screen turning right rather than left. Was really terrible at the game thinking back, used to make plebe ghettos just to work in mines and such (a minor nuisance needing them to live nearby) and then bury them in prefectures to handle the crime

I liked 3's method of having granaries fetch food from nearet ones and having to set up chains of them. I do like 4's change to housing, in that you don't have to worry about housing evolving such that you have no plebes when you need them as they move on up.

Plodding along in Seeds of Earth. Meh, alien race appearing to be friends with humanity but have sinister goals, etc. etc. I guess it's ok for a space opera novel.

Hm, not feeling very excited about that. Wonder if they'll have the song in it though.

Hm, wonder if I should move my PC to the couch.