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(it was important to determine where exactly Eastern European games were made) You're right - back on topic! I've only really enjoyed The Witcher and the Gothic series - but have you dabbled into the indie games Kaftan? There might be some interesting rough gems there.

Generally the Ural mountains are said to be were Europe stops and Asia begins.. Germany is Central Europe and everything east of that is Eastern Europe. At least this is how most Danes I've spoken to about the subject (limited) defines the "borders".

This is because games are getting more expensive, time consuming and risky. If you only sell 100.000 copies these days, then your game is a failure (commercially). It's because we gamers have kept demanding more and more stuff, for the same price - that they're doing this DLC business. In Denmark, films in cinemas have gotten more and more expensive over time, but game prices have pretty much stayed on the same level for as along as I can remember. I don't like this DLC business, I agree that they are effectively cutting out pieces of a game and selling them separately. But I understand it and therefore can't blame the companies for it.

Yes, well both actually.. making me "confused on a higher level" so to speak.. until I googled Alektra and realised it stood for "NNnnn SaaaSS FFffffuuuu WOW!

I can't find any screenshots that show NPC (or player) faces.. where did you see them?

Hey - just saw this and thought I should share.. A free battlefield game is coming, made by the same guys and everything. Look like a rough version of Battlefield Bad Company 2.

Also - watching Inception tonight with GF..

thanks.. I guess..

All right.. 1. Me. 2. A friend of mine - figured his weird expression would prove a challenge..

Of course it will..

Because this website spawned the youngest billionaire on Earth, created an entirely new digital frontier, where the boundaries of privacy and freedom of information is being pushed back and forth on a regular basis. It's rapidly making the entire internet more and more connected (noticed the "I like" from Facebook on websites such as Amazon etc?).. Facebook has the potential to totally alter the way the next generation views and deals with the internet - and it's happening right now.. Or it could explode and spawn a million new things.. who knows? How is this not interesting?

What? It isn't so much about the application itself as it is about the struggle to make it what it was.. Have you seen the film? I get a feeling you kinda hate facebook (which is fine) and therefore everything associated is trash (which isn't so good)?

I've been given permission to provide you with 3 pictures of 3 different people.. headshots, full body or whatever?

The premise can be summarized as that - but the movie is solid. You do get a sense at who the person behind this phenomena is and how it all came to be, which I find important.. As it dominates social life (in my age group at least) in a strong and very real sense.

The Social Network.. an important film, I imagine that about 50% of it is bull****, but still it gives an important insight into the creation Facebook - very recommendable (although I imagine that most here have seen it already). I just found out what NSFW means..

She kinda is (if you were referring to the picture Walsh posted and not Nepenthe's girl).

Here - a picture I took at a museum. Should work?

Those sound almost arabian - very cool. Oh yeah, I had forgotten that.. Basically the piece is extremely good at conveying loss.

It's Samuel Barber's " " .. a very beautiful piece of music and I've never seen a more appropriate use of it than Homeworld.. it really makes the situation so much more powerful. -- I've always loved the Knight of The Old Republic Themes.. but especially The Sith Lords . It was used expertly in the revelation scene with Kreia and the council.

What's wrong with it?

Nice reward? . I thought it was a bit stupid actually.

In tune with this I just discovered an interesting phenomena called Crowd funding. Where small independent filmmakers can seek financing via private investors, rather than taking their ideas to mainstream distributors.. This is interesting because independent modding of mainstream medias (such as films) could technically be born from this. As I imagine it is currently too expensive to make CGI segments on your own, given the hardware and software requirements. Or an entirely new indie film production could see the light - with pure user generated content - distributed, financed and made by the consumers for themselves.

Unfortunately now that you have presented your idea no-one can use it.. legal liability and all that.

Yeah, I remember sitting there afterwards laughing about how completly "mastermind"ish he was presented and how stupid his plan actually was - I mean, with that kind of foresight, he could've taken down the entire country

Ah, got it. Neil Martin - "Nothing can be done" Ok, so the last step, is that just editing the image and add title/name? Yep.