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shiva7663
Wow, the Realtek website could use some work. Your motherboard or actual PC manufacturer may also have a pertinent download.
As a company, Stardock releases some of the most polished betas in the entire gaming industry. Getting a beta copy from a pre-order is all gravy, at least to me.
I'd say the most messed up thing about multiplayer games is that they attract leetspeaking munchkins; unless you're running a lan party for friends, you have to take the players you get (or drop out and keep retrying).
[quote who="Amandin" reply="16" id="2021091"]and for ppl that wondered what yadida is: its pronounced ya-di-da and it means like bla-bla-bla[/quote] Ah, ok. It looks like an alternate spelling of "yadda yadda" then. The Urban Dictionary lists yadida as a reference to a rap song lyric. Thanks for the clarification.
[quote who="Arturus Magi" reply="6" id="1990852"]Google's situation is hardly an appropriate comparison, give that it is a legal requirement for operating within mainland China.[/quote] Obeying a bad law is an act of evil.
[quote who="Howdidudothat" reply="12" id="2020916"][quote who="shiva7663" reply="11" id="2020901"]"yadida"? Am I just not cool enough to know what this word means?[/quote]What?[/quote]Something the original poster said (which I found confusing):[quote quoting="post"]And to my chock i discovered that everybody is talking about that marza is the best CH and yadida.[/quote]
"yadida"? Am I just not cool enough to know what this word means?
Is there a link somewhere to a general Terms of Service or Forum Rules for the site as a whole? I couldn't find one.
If a company can be said to have a soul, candy-coating a DRM system to trick users into accepting the concept would be a starkly easy way for that soul to be lost. The major example that comes to mind is Google's "do no evil" creed crumbling due to cynical corporate greed over the China market and their requirement that information be systematically censored for that customer base.
So he says to me, 'You wanna be a baaaaad guy?' And I say yeah, baby! I wanna be bad! I SAYS, SURF'S UP, SPACE PONIES! I'M MAKING GRAVY WITHOUT THE LUMPS! Aaaaaa-hahahahaha!
Those are too easy. I was thinking more along the lines of a "suicide by cop" scenario, where you provoke another civilization into attacking you, giving them invasion tech if they don't already have it.
"Us do opposite of all Earthly things! Us hate beauty! Us love ugliness! Is big crime to make anything perfect on Bizarro World!" -- The Bizarro Code. What would one have to do to earn a Year Zero Loss? Of course, using the Surrender button would be cheating.
Sol System Summary Notes Inner Planets: Mercury (V), Venus (V), Earth (T) and Luna (D), Mars (D), Phobos (A), Deimos (A). Asteroid Belt #1: Vesta (A), Metis (A), Fortuna (A). Asteroid Belt #2: Eunomia (A), Juno (A), Bamberga (A), Eugenia (A). Ceres (D). Asteroid Belt #3: Thisbe (A), Herculina (A), Pallas (A), Psyche (A), Patientia (A), Interamnia (A), Europa (A), Doris (A), Ursula (A), Hygiea (A), Euphrosyne (A), Davida (A), Cybele (A), Hermione (A),
A while back, I remember someone was working on a very detailed Sol system map for Sins. Did anything ever come of that?
It's a very common typo in computer game text, as well.
Are there any SR2 bug fixes folded into the expansion?
It's not a paradox; in fact, the best use of time travel to fix a problem in the past is one where the resultant timestream has absolutely no further access to time travel. Do it once, do it right. I think perhaps that the Thalans are not sufficiently omniscient to be able to check their work before the final commit; nor are they sufficiently omnipotent to make the correct edit.
[quote]you do not need permission from most companies to make a mod. a mod in itself is basically a HUGE FREE AD. i believe the star wars mod doesn't have permission, because it doesn't really need it.[/quote] I've tried to educate people about basic misconceptions like this one, but the power of wishful thinking is just too overwhelming to make a dent in it. [link="http://www.templetons.com/brad/copymyths.html"]10 Big Myths about copyright explained[/link]
Just the same, you should be aware that even if you do all the art from scratch, it's still a "derivative work" and you can be squished like a bug if the company that owns the property notices and decides to take action. At that point, Stardock and its allied companies would likely need to slap the mod down to keep them safe from legal retaliation. For safety's sake, [B]none[/B] of the many mods derivative of TV shows, movies or books should be approved for placement in Stardock's mod l
[quote]I'm starting to create an Eve Online mod.[/quote] Do you plan to get permission from [link="http://www.ccpgames.com/company/contact.asp"]CCP Games[/link] first?
I was able to update Sins of a Solar Empire and the GC2: Twilight of the Arnor beta using Impulse, and again was unable to update Space Rangers 2 with the same error message as before. I'm thinking that a full uninstall and reinstall of Space Rangers 2 might be the next logical troubleshooting step.
No joy, same error as before (except for the version number increment): -- [4/8/2008 6:17:02 PM] ---------------------------------------------------- Context: DownloadJob Error - sr2/drengin PublicProduction 1.30.003 Message: The requested URL does not exist on the server.
From the Impulse error log: Context: DownloadJob Error - sr2/drengin PublicProduction 1.30.002 Message: The requested URL does not exist on the server.
A price reduction would mainly serve to flood multiplayer with munchkins.