Its a vid from you tube Primal ? Must be chrome , firefox is ok
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[quote who="Primal Zed" reply="8" id="2316501"]How do dead spots work when the earth is spinning? Wouldn't a single rotation give a good sweep of everything? Is it more of a dead 'stripe', like we can't really see stuff between X and Y latitude lines? I'd be interested to see how the program works. Sounds interesting[/quote] The telescopes in the southern areas of earth are not as spread out as much as the northern ones. I think it comes down to the amount
There is a program looking out for planet killing objects around the world (I think its called Project Spaceguard). But the problem is in the area around Australia you have a lot of ocean and its a bit of a dead spot for observation. When the Australian government was approached to set up some time to track and look out for these objects. They refused. The government could not justify spending $600,000 a year. [e digicons]:S[/e]
I have been a Maxis fan for a long time and did't hesitate when Spore came out. After playing it for two days thinking it will get better and there was more depth and there was something I was just not seeing yet! For the first time ever for a new game I took it back and got my money back. For me it was such a great disappointment. So with Galactic Adventures I did think about giving it a go once again, just to see if they have improved on what could of been a great game. But
[quote who="VarekRaith" reply="25" id="2315173"]Torrents =/= Piracy. It's a good way to distrubute legal stuff (big pathes, Linux Distros). [/quote] Yes a good way for a company to save money on bandwidth . The FOSS boys have been doing it for years. @OP It just depends on the seeders and the saturation of the data. If its legal there will be dedicated servers and more people prepared to give up some bandwidth. Other
Reading k10w3 posts and checking out Fuzzy's calculator, I might have to spend some time and upgrade my own Windows. Inspiration is free.
[quote who="Jafo" reply="15" id="2309841"] I know some kids who love Windowblinds. Yay! ... I'm a kid again....[/quote] and some people never grow up [e digicons]:grin:[/e] ... or is it me getting old
Quite right Primal! Why would I want to spend money on software which might of taken months/years to develop only to change some colors around. On a group of programmers who are prepared to give long turn support for their products. I should not have to pay their wages while they come up with ideas like Fences or Object Dock, are they kidding! Stuff this, lets teach them a lesson and go out and install Linux. (Sorry its the Linux fanboy coming out of me) Microsoft
A snippet of an interview of Gabe Newell, CEO of Valve Software, on last night Good Games. Interesting views about copy protection, piracy and DRM. Full interview here <param name="al
This was a great game. It did Mario better than Mario, no wonder Nintendo try to kill it off. Thanks for the heads up [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e]
Its been an issue http://forums.demigodthegame.com/357412
[quote who="rpstitz" reply="5" id="2306276"]I disagree that the three OSes in question are not comparable. After all, they are all three operating systems. All three provide an interface between applications and hardware and all three do a pretty good job of allowing the user to organize and launch applications and documents. Windows has separate versions for desktop and server use, and Linux is the same for both. I don't know if MacOS (or OSX, or whatever it's called) is good for
OMG [e digicons]8C[/e] , the big end of town just don't care for us little people. There must be laws for this type of thing in the US?
ttp://download.cnet.com/Evochron-Legends/3000-7552_4-10907704.html Demo + Review Try it out first, it takes some time to get into it. Not a bad game if you like the freeform space simulation type games. I did end up buying it only to play a couple of times. I just don't have the hours. [e digicons]:annoyed:[/e] I was shocked to find out it was programme
[quote who="kona0197" reply="2" id="2296320"]With Linux you do not register with anyone nor sign any terms and conditions. Some things are free.[/quote] Linux might be but Google apps are not. No doubt Google will have terms and conditions link to the use of their own programs or services.
Might be something like gOS, http://www.thinkgos.com/index.html
[quote who="gkrit" reply="3" id="2279276"]I think this game can do WITHOUT mana drain. managing mana is alrdy a challenge. I sometimes wonder... do we even need mana in a game.... [/quote] How about minions who gives you mana?
[quote who="Snakeeyes" reply="13" id="2279718"]this whole section is for losers, oh MY some one whooped my ass and called me a name lets post bout it. QQ and grow up, im suprised i havnt seen my name here for all the beatins i throw down [/quote] Talk about shooting yourself in the foot [e digicons]X|[/e]
[quote who="Spooky" reply="2" id="2275693"]Yeah, I found it a little bit too distracting too. Now it's like, WOAH! when someone types a message. But I'd still prefer it over the old system. However, what I'd still like to see is some color coding for allied and public messages, so we can distinguish them at a glance and not by carefully looking at the word "All" or "All..ies"[/quote] Color coding now thats an idea [e digicons]:beer:[/e] The first
[e digicons]:beer:[/e] Happy Birthday [e digicons]:frogboy:[/e]
With the focus on new demigods and maps (as it should be) I feel minions and creeps have been left out in the cold. Demigod has a great system in where you can buy idols from the shop. There you can determine what type and the power of your minions. Such a flexible system is just asking for an upgrade. More idols for more minion types - things like Ghost - minions who stun creeps Goblin Jesters - warp from one space to the next Hags - suck the life out
Part 2 ... I live in a community of 50,000+ people. Besides K-mart and Target who don't really stock video games, there are three other shop I can go to. Two are of the same retail chain who specialize in just video games. The other is a huge retail shop/chain which dominate the Australian home market. You know the type beds,chairs,whitegoods,computers ect, and games. The one I went to before was one of the video game shops. So I went downtown to the other and
[quote who="Remiel" reply="19" id="2272142"]There is a chat feature in the game because communication is necessary for a well coordinated team. There's nothing wrong with politely requesting players ask before buying priests. It's not 'telling your teammates how to play' its communicating and coordinating.[/quote] This. ^ Priests are part of the game! Can anyone put their hand up and say they did not buy Priests when they first started out.
[quote who="ZehDon" reply="8" id="2272115"]While I'm looking forward to Starcraft II enourmously, every time I watch these I can't help but feel they're tailoring it to the E-Sports crowd. Also, it saddens me that 10 years after the original Starcraft the HUD still takes up a full third of the screen.[/quote] Competitions of Starcraft get huge following. I suppose its the way they want to market it. [e digicons]:'([/e] Next stop the Olympics.....