First of all, bringing models "up-to-date" means more people will stop playing WoW because their computers can't upgrade their GPUs (laptops and Macs). I already try to avoid going to KungFuPandaLand because my frame rate drops too much, if their update means I only get 10-15FPS everywhere then I'll stop playing.
Secondly, Blizzard has put the following things (sort of) in World of Warcraft: - Plants vs Zombies - Farmville - Pokémon
And you're asking for something original?
A lot of people are going to switch to FF XIV: ARR, it doesn't matter what Blizzard do at this point. They should work on Titan instead of adding insipid crap to their current game.
I wouldn't go so far as saying it was the most linear role-playing game ever made. You see, people assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but *actually* from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint - it's more like a big ball of wibbly wobbly... time-y wimey... stuff.
A grid does make sense, it's just that they went from single core to dual core to quad core and then eight cores. I thought it needed to be a power of 2. You know, computers and all.
What are the people at Intel thinking? Where did they get 15-core from? Are they making a 16-core CPU knowing there's always going to be one bad core? Why not make a 17-core CPU instead? 15-core seems odd, it's always been 1,2,4 or 8 cores AFAIK.
Get the kids hooked on the meth and the crack cocaine, 'cause once they're hooked on that, you know what's next: marijuana. Then jazz music. Forget about it. - Brent Butt
What bugs me about replicators vs transporters in Star Trek is that you can transport gold-pressed latinum and other various "too complex" molecules/DNA/etc but you can't replicate them. Aren't replicators and transporters based on the same "technology"?
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Does Broadwell mean Iris/Iris Pro?
I'm waiting for the Eorzea expansion with the new nekocat race.
First of all, bringing models "up-to-date" means more people will stop playing WoW because their computers can't upgrade their GPUs (laptops and Macs). I already try to avoid going to KungFuPandaLand because my frame rate drops too much, if their update means I only get 10-15FPS everywhere then I'll stop playing.
Secondly, Blizzard has put the following things (sort of) in World of Warcraft:
- Plants vs Zombies
- Farmville
- Pokémon
And you're asking for something original?
A lot of people are going to switch to FF XIV: ARR, it doesn't matter what Blizzard do at this point. They should work on Titan instead of adding insipid crap to their current game.
You talk about designing new launch vehicle engines and then you say the sky's the limit.
Your rockets are in a lot of trouble, sir.
Why? Are you craving for Soylent Green?
That's not a problem. When wintertime rolls around, the farm robots simply freeze to death.
On the other hand, let's not forget that Apple provides BootCamp and Windows drivers for their computers.
If you don't have a date, don't go to the dance. Problem solved, once and for all.
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I wouldn't go so far as saying it was the most linear role-playing game ever made. You see, people assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but *actually* from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint - it's more like a big ball of wibbly wobbly... time-y wimey... stuff.
FF XIV is online, like FF XI. And yes I played FF XI.
PS4 will have FF XIV, nothing interesting except Halo reruns for Xbox and no Metroid announced for Wii U.
PS4 wins.
FYI, they also accept donations in Bitcoins.
No it doesn't.
When I shutdown my laptop I store it in a safe to protect my bitcoins.
That can only mean one thing. Aliens hacked inputs.io!
A grid does make sense, it's just that they went from single core to dual core to quad core and then eight cores. I thought it needed to be a power of 2. You know, computers and all.
What are the people at Intel thinking? Where did they get 15-core from? Are they making a 16-core CPU knowing there's always going to be one bad core? Why not make a 17-core CPU instead? 15-core seems odd, it's always been 1,2,4 or 8 cores AFAIK.
You're not the only one. I was about to get my credit card to order parts for a Final Fantasy XIV, DX11 box.
Get the kids hooked on the meth and the crack cocaine, 'cause once they're hooked on that, you know what's next: marijuana. Then jazz music. Forget about it. - Brent Butt
+1 Funny.
What does learning French have to do with India or Africa?
What bugs me about replicators vs transporters in Star Trek is that you can transport gold-pressed latinum and other various "too complex" molecules/DNA/etc but you can't replicate them. Aren't replicators and transporters based on the same "technology"?
It puts India on the list of space-capable countries instead of a tech support jobs stealing country?