Everything posted by Gfted1
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New Scientific Discoveries, Part Deux
U.S. Navy Lockheed F-35C Completes First Carrier Landing.
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New Scientific Discoveries, Part Deux
DARPA-Funded Researchers Have Tested a Drone That Can Learn.
- What you've been drinking lately.
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Stronghold options
^In case you haven't read the Stronghold update, you can see it here.
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What you did today.
Trying to remember, aren't you moving back to the city?
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Police arrest, attack reporters; order reporters NOT to cover protest. IN UNITED STATES.
Nah, we already have a bunch of ways to kill people. Im looking for non-lethal solutions. We should develop a gas (deployed by drone of course) that causes people to immediately evacuate their bowels. The crowds would instantly disperse and it would be hilarious. Win / win.
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Sensuki's Suggestions #027: Combat Idle Animation into Recovery Animation
@Sensuki: Is that a picture of you on the title screen?
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Poll. Should the 'Invisible Combat Round' of IE Games Return ?
Voted for the old system as I cant make heads or tails of when party members are ready for new commands. The desynchronized party members means Im pausing every few seconds to issue orders. As an aside, the second option of "until it can be made to work" made me lol. How do we know that's a given? "I choose the non-busted option, if it happens".
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Police arrest, attack reporters; order reporters NOT to cover protest. IN UNITED STATES.
Oooooh, how about a pepper spray drone that also has a net gun. Just imagine the day when we can simply fly a drone over to a mook, blast them in the mug with pepper spray and then bundle them up in a net. Glorious. Patrol huge areas at once with a fleet of these bad boys!
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Police arrest, attack reporters; order reporters NOT to cover protest. IN UNITED STATES.
If only we had pepper spray drones, this tragedy could have been avoided.
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Movies you've seen recently
RoboCop Entertaining and a pretty good remake, imo.
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What you did today.
What was the surgery for? Exploratory?
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Journalism and sexism in the games industry
They are just "venting", nothing to see here...
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Is this harrassment ?
Note to self: Do not have junk already exposed.
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Journalism and sexism in the games industry
Anita Sarkeesian goes on Colbert. You’ll totally believe what happens next.
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The Funny Things Thread
What do you call a fast zombie? A Zoombie. Ill get my coat.
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Is this harrassment ?
I didn't watch the video but I infer she was hit on while walking down the street. Champagne problems I suppose. They should trot a fatty down the sidewalk and see what happens.
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What you did today.
Im shocked they have Hooters in South Africa.
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Shouldn't Health and Endurance Be Switched?
Im not a fan of the two bar system. Extra muddle just for the sake of not being like D&D, imo. The names are unimportant to me but I will admit I was initially confused that the larger area of the portrait wasn't Health. Did that change in the subsequent two builds? Ive only played the first build so far.
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Stronghold options
I assume there is some benefit to torturing captured NPC's. Maybe ransom? Maybe intel? Maybe directions to some awesome loot? Im really stoked about the stronghold. It one of the things Im most looking forward to.
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Shouldn't Health and Endurance Be Switched?
I want to be challenged by the encounters, not the games mechanics, so I wouldn't mind to just regen to full Health after every fight. "Attrition" is just another way to make fights harder. Not a single mook in the game will be below 100% capabilities when we encounter them (full Health, full spells, full skills/abilities). If the only way to make encounters dangerous is if my party is at 1/4 capability because I just fought 3 other mobs then that's a boring campaign, imo.
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What you did today.
What type of company is it?
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First time posting on the forum....greetings from india!
Welcome to the forum, speed.
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Stronghold options
Id like to know what happens when you successfully torture a captured NPC.
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New Scientific Discoveries, Part Deux
^I think the point is more about autofocus. We can already magnify farther than we can fire. DARPA's Chipset Runs an Astonishing 1 Trillion Cycles Per Second.