And any topic with that video deserves this link: http://visiblechildren.tumblr.com/
Like always you should try to do some research into a charity before you give too much to it.
<Zurreco> if so called professional players cant adapt to every playing field, theyre obviously not that great
Yes, 'report this post' type systems generally are worth their effort, at least in forums where you get enough traffic that it's nontrivial for mods to watch. In my experience you don't get much abuse, and when you do it's by problem users anyway.
<Zurreco> if so called professional players cant adapt to every playing field, theyre obviously not that great
My brother and I compiled a list of all our handheld and console games (except Atari, we were feeling lazy about that), we have 180.
Who knows how many PC games we still have, much less whether they can still run.
<Zurreco> if so called professional players cant adapt to every playing field, theyre obviously not that great
I'm a bit conflicted. This run is certainly well done from a technical standpoint, and I did find it entertaining. But the quest for speed has sacrificed the soul and weapon variety that helped make the original so interesting.
If this were the first run of this category, I probably would vote yes, but as it is, I'm abstaining.
<Zurreco> if so called professional players cant adapt to every playing field, theyre obviously not that great
Currently re-reading The Talisman by Stephen King and Peter Straub. It has a sequel Black House that retcons the story into the Dark Tower universe. I think Stephen King would do just fine writing his stories without trying to connect the majority of his stories, but that said the stories aren't bad in my opinion.
boct1584: Maybe it's just me, but I kinda liked the ending. No matter what Roland accomplished, he still had some big sins to atone for, and it does end with a note of hope in the form of the horn.
Also, just curious, did you read the revised version of The Gunslinger or an edition of the original release? I've not read the revised version, so I don't know what if any effect it may have on reading the rest of the series.
EDIT: I saw a mention of Jennifer Government earlier. I love Max Berry, he is so funny. If you like the writing than I recommend picking up his other books Syrup and Company. He's also working on adapting a web serial Machine Man into a novel, which from what I read (I can't afford the serial right now so I'm stuck with only the free part) promises to be interesting.
<Zurreco> if so called professional players cant adapt to every playing field, theyre obviously not that great
IHMO, it's not cheat if the ROM only competes in its own category.
You're failing to understand the objection. When the video leaks out onto the internet as a TAS of Zelda that completes the game without ever using a sword, people are first going to think "Wow, you can kill Ganon in the original Zelda without using your sword? I wonder how that works."
And then when they find out that the ROM was hacked to make it possible will be disappointed and angry that they were lied to. That is how it would be a cheat. Not so much in the context of this site as in the context of the internet at large.
But if the run is clearly labeled as using a hacked rom (both in video titles and the video's watermarks) then the people who don't read that information are the only ones to blame.
<Zurreco> if so called professional players cant adapt to every playing field, theyre obviously not that great
I tried that on Kongregate and can't get into it. Time isn't consistently displayed (seriously, how can you mix "0:X" and "0:0X" on the same screen?), and some of the puzzles would be easier to solve knowing at least the maximum amount of dots you have to work with. I know the point is that you don't know, but not all real life cases would have you cover all possible cases up to a range of infinity data points.
<Zurreco> if so called professional players cant adapt to every playing field, theyre obviously not that great
Unless you assume a perfectly willing responder, no English quine is foolproof.
Some of the responses that I saw through my quick skims show more fault on the part of the responder and his unwillingness to comply than on the command itself.
<Zurreco> if so called professional players cant adapt to every playing field, theyre obviously not that great
I don't know if you already know this, but you can slowly move the camera around just by moving the cursor towards the edge of the screen. I don't think it pauses the city like the quick pan does...
<Zurreco> if so called professional players cant adapt to every playing field, theyre obviously not that great
I like how VG Cats is at the bottom of the updating tier.
Actually, my bookmarks are all sorted alphabetically. :P EDIT: Though I can see where you mistook separation for sorting within the lists. <_<
Sorted by update frequency VG Cats and Dresden Codak would both be about equal I think.
<Zurreco> if so called professional players cant adapt to every playing field, theyre obviously not that great
I generally buy sequels to games that I've had fun with and promise to be interesting new, if I have the money.
Anything I'm iffy about I wait to buy, and see if I can't get it used. That way I already get a discount, and I don't lose so much on a trade-in if I end up not liking it or getting much replay value out of it.
<Zurreco> if so called professional players cant adapt to every playing field, theyre obviously not that great
Call them back to back tetrises, like Tetris Worlds does. You don't have to clear multiple tetrises with successive pieces, rather you don't clear any lines by a method other than tetrises.
Doesn't make it hard though.
<Zurreco> if so called professional players cant adapt to every playing field, theyre obviously not that great
Nope, Samus is damaged by a Rinka in the opening-credits. GG.
ACTUALLY, that's a script action, not an enemy collision. Samus is not damaged in the cutscene.
... it's just dawned on me that I know way too much about this game.
It took THAT to make you realize? oO
<Zurreco> if so called professional players cant adapt to every playing field, theyre obviously not that great
As far as I know it's a feature of phpBB2 that clicking on the go to new replies button will take you to the first reply since your last recorded session, regardless of read status. The problem with that is, as long as you don't close your browser, it doesn't start a new session (there may be some time limit to the session too, but I don't recall seeing it).
A workaround for that is to restart the browser, which forces a new session.
<Zurreco> if so called professional players cant adapt to every playing field, theyre obviously not that great
