...in the UK legal system I think the parent was referring to how much the UK legal system seems to be biased towards the prosecution in libel cases: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Libel_tourism.
Probably didn't help to express it the way they did. Or they are an ass. Either way.
ADD: ME for the PC will have much better inventory management. I bet the weapon and power wheels will be tweaked as well. It would be interesting if the excruciating load times (elevator rides) are inflicted on the PC gamer. I like to think that those were a limitation of the console and not Bioware's design.
I think the parent's parent post was pointing out that there are chronic PC gamers with superior hardware and they have advantage in a multiplayer world. Granted, their gleaming Creative Labs x-fi drivers cause crash-to-desktops and the architecture of the latest nVidia cards combined with a new Vista release was a headache. But then again, they have dx10.
It even spilled over into the BOL stock message boards on Yahoo years ago. Some guy, Revins2000 or something like that, would post daily for awhile about it.
FWIW, collodial silver used to be prescribed by mainstream medicine until they found out it turned people's skin blue - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colloidal_silver/. Probably not a problem if you are an Asari commando or disguised as an Andarian assassin...
I don't know about incredible. Compared to ASP.NET and webforms? Absolutely. I think that Adobe Flex should be considered for the same reasons Silverfish...er...Silverlight is and it is more open. I don't think the DLR is innovative, but a reaction (a positive one, to be fair) to languages like PHP, Python and Ruby. It's interesting to see that after all the bloviating about being CLS-compliant and the power and superiority of the CLR and strongly-typed ".NET" languages that they can see room for another point of view.
Yeah, but Fox will air episode 3 first and we'll have absolutely no clue what the show is about. I'll wait for the complete season on DVD which will have ~13 episodes 4 of which were never aired. Then I'll see the Paramount motion picture in which the entire cast dies when the Serenity crash lands into the dorm (of course the Serenity's time-travel guest appearance is the result of a sling-shot around the Sun or a black hole or whatever happens to be convenient in the 'verse).
I think it has been. My take is that Bioware is moving towards having more original "properties" that they have control over. They are also developing Dragon Age with a completely new rule set and settings. With ME, my understanding is that there will be updates issued between full games. In addition they are expanding to other media with at least novels, a la Halo.
It'll be work to get them out in that time. This version is a little late. I pre-ordered late 2006 for Jan 2007. Disappointed, but I'd rather have it right than bugged.
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...in the UK legal system I think the parent was referring to how much the UK legal system seems to be biased towards the prosecution in libel cases: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Libel_tourism.Probably didn't help to express it the way they did. Or they are an ass. Either way.
Gravy?
I hope they haven't seen this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UvUmONp20s
or this: http://www.adultmoosefinder.com/
sudo apt-get install life
Of course the next reply is going to suggest aptitude is the superior way to install life.
There...
I said it.
FWIW, I have three glossy LCDs. The glare can be a hassle when I'm mobile, but the one at my desk is outstanding.
I say they compare it to the cover of 'Smell the Glove'.
None more black...
ADD: ME for the PC will have much better inventory management. I bet the weapon and power wheels will be tweaked as well. It would be interesting if the excruciating load times (elevator rides) are inflicted on the PC gamer. I like to think that those were a limitation of the console and not Bioware's design. I think the parent's parent post was pointing out that there are chronic PC gamers with superior hardware and they have advantage in a multiplayer world. Granted, their gleaming Creative Labs x-fi drivers cause crash-to-desktops and the architecture of the latest nVidia cards combined with a new Vista release was a headache. But then again, they have dx10.
I am a frictionless sphere, you insensive clod!
Is that his name or his handle in some MMORPG? Major General Lord British?
Bad!
You think they could have learned a lot from Neverwinter Nights.
You'd need a beowulf cluster just for the chins...
http://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/2008/1/10/02623/2264/85/434176/
It even spilled over into the BOL stock message boards on Yahoo years ago. Some guy, Revins2000 or something like that, would post daily for awhile about it.
FWIW, collodial silver used to be prescribed by mainstream medicine until they found out it turned people's skin blue - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colloidal_silver/. Probably not a problem if you are an Asari commando or disguised as an Andarian assassin...
I am Bender. Please insert liquor.
I don't know about incredible. Compared to ASP.NET and webforms? Absolutely. I think that Adobe Flex should be considered for the same reasons Silverfish...er...Silverlight is and it is more open. I don't think the DLR is innovative, but a reaction (a positive one, to be fair) to languages like PHP, Python and Ruby. It's interesting to see that after all the bloviating about being CLS-compliant and the power and superiority of the CLR and strongly-typed ".NET" languages that they can see room for another point of view.
I think Music from "the Elder" is as relevant today as when it was released...
Yeah, but Fox will air episode 3 first and we'll have absolutely no clue what the show is about. I'll wait for the complete season on DVD which will have ~13 episodes 4 of which were never aired. Then I'll see the Paramount motion picture in which the entire cast dies when the Serenity crash lands into the dorm (of course the Serenity's time-travel guest appearance is the result of a sling-shot around the Sun or a black hole or whatever happens to be convenient in the 'verse).
I repeat myself when I'm distressed.
lameness filter prevents repetition...damn...this is a dangerous place...
Heh. You left out "Sour Cream and Onion" and "Blade Runner 2007 Live Ultimate Edition w/ Halo 4 preview".
I say this to all your things, for this is a robbery.
I, for one, welcome our new mustelid overlords.
Also: Be sure to change the subject to something like "A Mate Has Sent You A Greeting Card"...
Litigious and tortoise. Makes perfect sense.
Singed,
Unanimous Coward
I think it has been. My take is that Bioware is moving towards having more original "properties" that they have control over. They are also developing Dragon Age with a completely new rule set and settings. With ME, my understanding is that there will be updates issued between full games. In addition they are expanding to other media with at least novels, a la Halo. It'll be work to get them out in that time. This version is a little late. I pre-ordered late 2006 for Jan 2007. Disappointed, but I'd rather have it right than bugged.