But civilian satellites have published orbits. Secret satellites (obviously) do not. So seeing a satellite where one wouldn't expect to see one is indicative of it being a 'secret' satellite. What the hobbyist amateur spotters do is calculate the orbits of these secret satellites through repeated observations.
On the other hand, 13 yo's of both sexes can have completed enough of puberty to be able to make children. I know the human brain doesn't stop developing until the age of ~18. So what's the reason we've evolved this way? Why is there an apparent obvious no-no for 13 yo's to engage in sexual activity? And as you allude to, this is actually perfectly legal in some societies.
Disclaimer: I'm not interested in having sex with 13 yo's.
I stopped listen to music radio, as I can't stand 4/5 songs that they play. I now listen to Radio 4 (a speech radio station) instead, if I have to have radio, and not my own music.
When running around normally, the left trigger zoomed in then too. Why change this for the rover?
I do agree that the controls could have been slightly better, but I didn't RTFM and I had no problem working them out. And having played the game through several times, I've not problem with them anymore. Even the back button for the (strangely non-arcing) grenades is no problem.
Personally, I just wish ALL xbox games allowed the complete remapping of controls like Halflife/Orange Box does (and most PC games seem to allow players to do). It even takes the changes into account when starting a new game and it is telling you how to do stuff, ala in-game tutorial. I have no idea why this feature is not present on all games, or if there are any good reasons for not doing so.
So I just mostly ignored that aspect of the game until I was back on the Normandy.
I did just the same. I'd prepare my equipment before the big missions and then sort out the stuff I wanted to keep afterwards. And then sell just about everything else so I had space for the deluge of items I would receive on the next big mission (or doing all the secondary missions available).
In fact I never actually bought any weapons or upgrades, with one exception - to buy the Spectre gear, once that was available. And since I had plenty of cash, the only limit seemed to be the one on each type that they had. (And didn't the biotic powers seem almost *too* effective? Singularity and lift immediately incapacitated the enemy AND reduced they damage protection.)
It encourages spam of forums. Likely for extra hits from unique IP addresses for ad purposes. The people who are spamming are effectively working for that website, even though they think they are playing a game. Kinda ingenious, but still annoying nevertheless.
School is akin to a bizarre social experiment where people are aggregated according to their age only; no other factor is considered. In the rest of life you find that you will mix and be grouped with people with whom you have more in common - albeit, mostly through personal choice.
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But civilian satellites have published orbits. Secret satellites (obviously) do not. So seeing a satellite where one wouldn't expect to see one is indicative of it being a 'secret' satellite. What the hobbyist amateur spotters do is calculate the orbits of these secret satellites through repeated observations.
First in this story maybe, but it's been seen many many times before. IT'S NOT FUNNY ANY MORE!
Probably up/down/left/right being what people normally use WASD for, and a thumb-hat on the joystick being what people use the mouse for: to aim.
Disclaimer: I'm not interested in having sex with 13 yo's.
I stopped listen to music radio, as I can't stand 4/5 songs that they play. I now listen to Radio 4 (a speech radio station) instead, if I have to have radio, and not my own music.
I know you were making a joke, but the the "this galaxy" that is being referred to isn't the Milky Way, it's NGC 4736.
Good joke. I might try that out loud one time. :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k4J3-CVuzqM
I really liked the advanced versions where you had to complete them in as few portals as possible. The other two types I did not enjoy so much.
Maybe your post suffered from a typo (is, rather than isn't): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ebola#Cultural_impact
I do agree that the controls could have been slightly better, but I didn't RTFM and I had no problem working them out. And having played the game through several times, I've not problem with them anymore. Even the back button for the (strangely non-arcing) grenades is no problem.
Personally, I just wish ALL xbox games allowed the complete remapping of controls like Halflife/Orange Box does (and most PC games seem to allow players to do). It even takes the changes into account when starting a new game and it is telling you how to do stuff, ala in-game tutorial. I have no idea why this feature is not present on all games, or if there are any good reasons for not doing so.
I did just the same. I'd prepare my equipment before the big missions and then sort out the stuff I wanted to keep afterwards. And then sell just about everything else so I had space for the deluge of items I would receive on the next big mission (or doing all the secondary missions available).
In fact I never actually bought any weapons or upgrades, with one exception - to buy the Spectre gear, once that was available. And since I had plenty of cash, the only limit seemed to be the one on each type that they had. (And didn't the biotic powers seem almost *too* effective? Singularity and lift immediately incapacitated the enemy AND reduced they damage protection.)
..also the fact the you (as a player) do not cast shadows. Everyone else does, but not you. So seeing a shadow would always indicated an NPC.
Or they thought your joke wasn't funny..
It is, the first part of the article illustrates it very simply.
Isn't bud 5%? Are there really that many 10% beers around?
Strangely, I want a link to that story. :s
It encourages spam of forums. Likely for extra hits from unique IP addresses for ad purposes. The people who are spamming are effectively working for that website, even though they think they are playing a game. Kinda ingenious, but still annoying nevertheless.
Nice Tool>>Undertow>>Bonus track reference...
School is akin to a bizarre social experiment where people are aggregated according to their age only; no other factor is considered. In the rest of life you find that you will mix and be grouped with people with whom you have more in common - albeit, mostly through personal choice.
But that's fraud, not just a mistake in the code.
ACs could still post by registering a separate account in which to troll AC, therefore avoiding the karma penalty.
No-one who counts gives two shits you got first post.
No, it should be modded funny if it's funny. And the Beowulf cluster meme has never made me laugh..