why or how he has indoctrinated himself as some sort of authority here. Attempting to force them to hand the game over "so that I and others" can review it. What is Jack gonna say? "it's bad"? Who are these others? This is mind numbing.
The only people Rockstar has to let see the game is the ESRB so that they can rate it. That's an industry standard practive, not a government regulated practice.
I can't wait for the day a gamer is able to step toe-to-toe with Jack publically AND profesionally (i.e. not like Adam Sessler did last week)
Absolutely. I live in Rio Rancho right now (and for the past 18 years) and I am still on dial-up. Now that this new network is launching I'm moving to the westside of Albuquerque five days later! What a waste.
My AP class was 4 guys including myself who had already taken all of the schools offerings in C++. They considered it an 'independent study' and just gave us a copy of a Java book called 'Java Software Solutions'. We pretty much ignored any and all assignments given to us and just did our own programming projects all semester. None of us found the exam difficult at all. It probably had more to do with our backgrounds the last few years, and 3 of the 4 of us still prefer C++ to Java.
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why or how he has indoctrinated himself as some sort of authority here. Attempting to force them to hand the game over "so that I and others" can review it. What is Jack gonna say? "it's bad"? Who are these others? This is mind numbing.
The only people Rockstar has to let see the game is the ESRB so that they can rate it. That's an industry standard practive, not a government regulated practice.
I can't wait for the day a gamer is able to step toe-to-toe with Jack publically AND profesionally (i.e. not like Adam Sessler did last week)
... than doing the job of parents?
Absolutely. I live in Rio Rancho right now (and for the past 18 years) and I am still on dial-up. Now that this new network is launching I'm moving to the westside of Albuquerque five days later! What a waste.
My AP class was 4 guys including myself who had already taken all of the schools offerings in C++. They considered it an 'independent study' and just gave us a copy of a Java book called 'Java Software Solutions'. We pretty much ignored any and all assignments given to us and just did our own programming projects all semester. None of us found the exam difficult at all. It probably had more to do with our backgrounds the last few years, and 3 of the 4 of us still prefer C++ to Java.