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Alfred P. Pseudonym posted:I hate Pewdiepie and everyone who subscribes to him so far he's infinitely better than the people shilling apps of the show i still don't get LPers though. edit: also did Colbert do a Moment of Zen at the end? Nostalgia4Butts fucked around with this message at 10:38 on Oct 2, 2015 |
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Was Colbert worth catching last night? Football hosed up my recording.
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IRQ posted:Was Colbert worth catching last night? Football hosed up my recording. It's worth watching and then turning off after Kerry.
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Alfred P. Pseudonym posted:It's worth watching and then turning off after Kerry. Nah, turning off after the Claire Danes interview. Colbert really got into that.
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I don't find him entertaining, but don't get the vitriol that people have for Pewdiepie.
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Dexo posted:I don't find him entertaining, but don't get the vitriol that people have for Pewdiepie. He made a shitload of money and people are jealous because they aren't members of the demographic that likes him, and they also mistakenly think that what he does is easy and anyone could do it. I don't like what he does, but I can respect cashing in on kids liking his gimmick. IRQ fucked around with this message at 16:50 on Oct 2, 2015 |
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Dexo posted:I don't find him entertaining, but don't get the vitriol that people have for Pewdiepie. I was exaggerating my hate. Really it's just something where I have zero clue what the appeal is. Like I can at least understand why people want to watch a lovely comedian or listen to music I don't like or whatever but I literally cannot comprehend the appeal of watching a Pewdiepie video. It is completely foreign to me. I think this means I'm old.
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Alfred P. Pseudonym posted:I was exaggerating my hate. Really it's just something where I have zero clue what the appeal is. Like I can at least understand why people want to watch a lovely comedian or listen to music I don't like or whatever but I literally cannot comprehend the appeal of watching a Pewdiepie video. It is completely foreign to me. It's not that hard, they think he's funny, he vocalizes the idle and dumb thoughts that many have while playing games. Plus to preteen and teenaged girls he is probably reaaaaal attractive. Mostly you are just old(I'm getting there), So I get it but I can't talk, as a kid i legit liked trash like Rocket Power.
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Oct 3, 2015 04:46
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Did not need to see Stephen's O face.
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Youth Decay posted:Did not need to see Stephen's O face. I did.
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I spotted Either they added them recently or I wasn't looking close enough. (Central Station, center right, Time Square shot also center right, rooftop party, running down the stairs). mcbexx fucked around with this message at 11:06 on Oct 3, 2015 |
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Oct 3, 2015 11:04
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Late night talk show crowds are obnoxious.
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mcbexx posted:I spotted The one on the roof was real. They had a roof party to setup that shot. I think the NY Times talked about it on a preview article.
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I'm still not convinced there's much of a game to No Man's Sky, but the demoing sure made me want to play it
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knob posted:I'm still not convinced there's much of a game to No Man's Sky, but the demoing sure made me want to play it Everything about No Man's Sky, from the hype and buzz right down to the extended development time and nebulous release date, and especially what we've seen of the actual gameplay reminds me of Spore. That's not a good thing.
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Having not following the hype, the impression I get from the demo on the show is that the game will be pretty to look at, and serve a nice conversation topic. I get the impression anyone really playing it will get bored pretty quickly. It's not unlike getting bored exploring the city in a sandbox game once you run out of quests. Underneath all the pretty algorithms there's bland skeleton.
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Echo Chamber posted:Having not following the hype, the impression I get from the demo on the show is that the game will be pretty to look at, and serve a nice conversation topic. The boredom of exploring games like GTAV and other open world games comes from running out of things to discover. I played the heck out of Far Cry 4, exploring practically every square inch of the place. But I got bored eventually because there was nothing new to explore. NMS is giving us a human lifetimes worth of content to explore, where you can always find something new that no one else ever has or will discover. The content will never run out, the boredom will come from being tired of the game mechanics.
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Just watched the show finally. So if everything is generated as you explore it, you can name it and what-not, but if nothing is saved anywhere, how can you go back to it and still have it be named?
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Oct 4, 2015 05:03
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There will be a database to save that stuff.
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Oct 4, 2015 05:25
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Essentially everything is stored as seed numbers. If you set up an algorithm to generate everything. When you toss a number to that algorithm it will dump the same render out every single time that number is passed to it. Dumbing it down you essentially store a name with a seed number.
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Oct 4, 2015 07:43
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Late to the party but poo poo that Tom Hanks skit was funny as gently caress
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Steve Vader posted:Just watched the show finally. I figure what he meant was either the seed thing or the number they quoted is what they've figured as the maximum potential number of worlds that they can create with the variables available and they save what's actually been found.
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Haha my local affiliate has a split screen of Colbert and a construction crew removing a Ten Commandments monument from the state capital.
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Oct 6, 2015 04:52
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John McCain is on to sponsor his project, "Blowing Up Brown People".
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I know it's a little thing to be bothered by, but it seems like a lot of Colbert's guests get up and start to leave before they even get to commercial, especially the politicians. Would it kill them to wait literally 5 more seconds so it doesn't look like they just want to get the hell out of there?
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I don't recall seeing a single dance performance in lieu of the musical act when I watched Letterman, but we've had two in the first three weeks of Colbert. I like it.
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This is the classiest late night show
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Alfred P. Pseudonym posted:This is the classiest late night show And the only one with competitions to see who can make the best orgasm face without hitting the censors.
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Jax-Guy1 posted:I know it's a little thing to be bothered by, but it seems like a lot of Colbert's guests get up and start to leave before they even get to commercial, especially the politicians. Would it kill them to wait literally 5 more seconds so it doesn't look like they just want to get the hell out of there? It's mostly the politicians doing it, because they have 30 other stops to do before sitting at the phones for another 4 hours that night
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Nostalgia4Butts posted:It's mostly the politicians doing it, because they have 30 other stops to do before sitting at the phones for another 4 hours that night Man, if I were a politician I'd hire a voicealike.
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Youth Decay posted:I don't recall seeing a single dance performance in lieu of the musical act when I watched Letterman, but we've had two in the first three weeks of Colbert. I like it. I guess that depends on whether or not we count Dave's "Is This Anything?" segments. The girls with the power tools were kinda dancing I guess.
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Delsaber posted:I guess that depends on whether or not we count Dave's "Is This Anything?" segments. The girls with the power tools were kinda dancing I guess. Man I miss the girl with the grinder. Will it float was so stupid. In a good way. edit: The best part of the Will it Float routine was the "Will it Float board game"
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Oct 6, 2015 09:46
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Wow, that was a really nice version of "The Swan", never thought it would work so well with that kind of jazzy backing.
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Oct 6, 2015 18:38
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Yo Yo Ma was wonderful really looking forward to Clinton tonight
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Man that whole birthday cake bit really was classy as gently caress. Stephen just seems like the nicest guy 
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I think they were also celebrating the new Public Domainery of Happy Birthday.
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