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SirTagz posted:You are all a bunch of hypocrites. Do you not see the difference between what you're talking about and someone just coming right out and saying "I don't care about human suffering at all"? Genuine question, because what I'm mad at is the latter. Most functioning humans have the substance to at least feel bad when people point out how literally everything they own was probably produced by human suffering. We can't really do that much about it, seeing as how we're a bunch of broke wage slaves with the political sway of a fish, and fighting every single example of worker abuse with our wallets would require not buying anything. But most of us probably do what we can to avoid companies with blatant human rights violations, and we actually have a feeling in our hearts when we hear about horrible working conditions. And here comes Octopode with the sweeping statement of "I don't care about human suffering as long as I get my video game. There's nothing wrong with giving thousands of dollars to these people!" A real human being typed that and felt no shame whatsoever. This is not a person with a functioning center of empathy. THAT is what people are piling on him for. PS: Does it not matter that they are doing something lovely just because there are other similarly lovely things out there? This is the Star Citizen thread and we are talking about the people behind Star Citizen being lovely. ah geez, how did this end up on a new page, move on, citizens. Midnight Voyager fucked around with this message at 01:05 on Dec 3, 2015 |
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# ? Dec 3, 2015 01:09 |
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# ? Dec 3, 2015 01:10 |
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Wrong thread. Parp
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# ? Dec 3, 2015 01:12 |
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I wonder if they actually want to delay hitting $100 million so that they do can a celebratory cash grab of some kind.
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# ? Dec 3, 2015 01:13 |
A Neurotic Jew posted:I wonder if they actually want to delay hitting $100 million so that they do can a celebratory cash grab of some kind. I hope it's a Space-Armored Car for transporting big stacks of Nerdbux
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I am al-right with everything
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A Neurotic Jew posted:I wonder if they actually want to delay hitting $100 million so that they do can a celebratory cash grab of some kind. $100 million celebratory sale. All ships half price. Free LTI. Free inworld espresso maker, only $500. Hurry, limited stocks. Supply will run out February 2017!
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# ? Dec 3, 2015 01:14 |
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Down to earth with a bump, slightly higher than normal due to increased excitement and probably support calls from the sale period with people paying late for whatever they wanted. Pre 2.0 that 44k would gradually drift downwards towards 20k a day, now it might decay slower, not sure. Somewhere around 10 days till they break 100 million but they might do something like a free flight week if they want it earlier for marketing reasons. The media blitz should be epic, something to show and lots of money to brag about.
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# ? Dec 3, 2015 01:17 |
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AP posted:
That right there is a post ejaculation slump if ever I saw one
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# ? Dec 3, 2015 01:18 |
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Buy your own cube of space void. Only $550 per cubed kilometer. Own your own nothingness! Hurry. Limited stock! SPECIAL $100,000,000 CELEBRATORY BONUS OFFER! Buy 9, get one free! FREE!
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# ? Dec 3, 2015 01:20 |
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when the counter glitched it went down, right? At the time I thought it probably was a glitch, because why would they want to lower the number? All of a sudden it kind of makes sense.
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TTerrible posted:They've made it so there is no way to get a concrete answer, ever. Yup, right here. Barely a year ago actually. How odd.
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Beet Wagon posted:I mean, not to rush to the defense of CIG, but I can kind of understand them wanting to keep what is basically a "proof of concept" pretty small-scale. Yeah, I know that. However, the space is empty. Just because you don't have a satellite, state or platform to put in a level, doesn't mean you can't build the level.
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# ? Dec 3, 2015 01:25 |
D_Smart posted:Yeah, I know that. However, the space is empty. Just because you don't have a satellite, state or platform to put in a level, doesn't mean you can't build the level. Oh I agree, I just don't think them not releasing an entire universe of completely empty space is anything to get our feathers ruffled over yet. At worst it's indicative of the fact that they are still figuring out exactly how they want to instance it all, which is something we already knew. But then again, I've never made a video game in my life, so my opinion on the subject doesn't count for much.
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# ? Dec 3, 2015 01:33 |
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Why doesn't Chris just send a memo sometimes? "Hey everyone, just to let you know, the Spergmaster 3000 is now the biggest ship in game, thanks" Or he could stop being a bitch, I dunno
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# ? Dec 3, 2015 01:33 |
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D_Smart posted:Yeah, I know that. However, the space is empty. Just because you don't have a satellite, state or platform to put in a level, doesn't mean you can't build the level. Yes it do
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# ? Dec 3, 2015 01:34 |
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Dusty Lens posted:
We've always been at wars with Eastasia...
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# ? Dec 3, 2015 01:35 |
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Eldragon posted:For a short while "Pubbie" was as well. But someone with a brain realized they had taken the "ban any words used by goons" too far. To be fair, some goons use as many as 10 words, and eventually the brown sea would run out of non-bannable words as a result.
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# ? Dec 3, 2015 01:36 |
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nm.
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There should be a meta achievement for getting a word banned just because a goon said it.
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# ? Dec 3, 2015 01:37 |
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D_Smart posted:As I mentioned, I don't believe what they did is a proper/correct implementation. A hack (this proves it without a doubt) is fine. But even so, it's a stop-gap measure that I believe is going to not only cause some serious problems down the road, Sorry to return to this but when you say "this proves it without a doubt", are you referring to the below? Might he not mean the same as this, but using different phrasing? quote:[The move to 64-bit] is less about 64-bit compile [and] more about 64-bit positional space […] Pretty much every 3D engine works in 32-bit, which is great for a normal FPS – because you usually don't have maps that are bigger than, say, 8km x 8km – but for us, we've got star systems that are millions of kilometers across and the precision of 32-bit just isn't enough. Could the 32-bit SIMD be referring to the limitations of the GPU and he's using "universe scale" as shorthand for 64-bit positional space? Apologies if this is obvious and I'm being dumb or whatever, I don't really understand it. But if an ex-Crytek developer has contradicted something (I'm not even sure I even picked the right passage) Chris Roberts has said CIG actually did, that seems like a big deal to me and I'm wondering if that's actually what's happened or if it's just two different people trying to describe the same thing.
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# ? Dec 3, 2015 01:37 |
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Yes
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# ? Dec 3, 2015 01:38 |
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ferreal
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# ? Dec 3, 2015 01:39 |
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Beet Wagon posted:There should be a meta achievement for getting a word banned just because a goon said it. Someone needs to make 'pootang' a thing over there, should be easy enough.
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# ? Dec 3, 2015 01:39 |
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Can a Playstation 1 run Atari Jaguar games? I think that's all that needs to be said
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# ? Dec 3, 2015 01:40 |
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So what's Ben's new x-mas name? Or has the poll not closed yet?
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# ? Dec 3, 2015 01:44 |
hey guys remember when Octopode went from probably nice, but misguided person to roughly as hosed up as Karl by saying he doesn't care about human suffering as long as he gets his video game lmfao
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# ? Dec 3, 2015 01:47 |
Eonwe posted:hey guys remember when Octopode went from probably nice, but misguided person to roughly as hosed up as Karl by saying he doesn't care about human suffering as long as he gets his video game Someone should paint it like Landscape With the Fall of Icarus.
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peter gabriel posted:I'm so sorry thats a classy catte
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The Fall of Pode
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2DCAT posted:thats a classy catte He is very good
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Beet Wagon posted:The Fall of Pode Missed a trick by not havingt the cherub in the tree be Lesnick. Sorry.
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joebob posted:http://www.vcpost.com/articles/109801/20151201/star-citizen-updates-release-crowdfunding-star-studded-game.htm quote:Mad Catz' star-studded space simulator, Star Citizen is scheduled to release on 2017 for Microsoft Windows and Linux platforms. The prototype of its controller, on the other hand, is hoped to be released in the Holidays or early in 2016. #facepalm
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TTerrible posted:Missed a trick by not havingt the cherub in the tree be Lesnick. Sorry. Ah yeah that would have been better. drat.
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Beet Wagon posted:Ah yeah that would have been better. drat. It was a solid 4.9, worry not. EDIT: We're currently porting our nightmare project to DX12 and hope to release on Linux next year. -Something An Actual Person Published.
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TTerrible posted:Sing along if you know the words.
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Octopode posted:That Jump Point article doesn't say anything different than how they've been describing the system the entire time--I don't know why you think it is proof of some sort of hack implementation. Octopode...I may have some internal struggle with what derek smart says because some part of me WANTS to believe in Star Citizen...but technologically speaking...what he is saying is completely correct. Some of it is hearsay, but the way he sees it...is without a doubt accurate, and with the information we have, is also accurate.
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I look forward to seeing what new and inventive things they can break by both switching to DX12 and developing for Linux concurrently.
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