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ManofManyAliases posted:Lol good one. Thank you for brightening up my Monday. In fairness to your cringey efforts we had a few weird obsessives from here trying to pin him down about LoD relentlessly for a while in the hopes they would be "the ones" and they pretty much vanished when people said they were accounts of people who worked for CIG. Not because it was true of course. The shame of being inadvertently associated with that place is too much for a few of people. It's like the Star Wars The Old Republic launch tattoos.
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Flarpy posted:Still, the Skryim horse made me miss Roach. Horse - the harbinger of doom of the modern RPG.
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ManofManyAliases posted:Yeah more or less. Wait why are you still able to post? I thought you are in prison?
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Tokamak posted:They essentially do that when developing engine features. They branch the code, work on the feature until it's finished, and merge it back into the next release branch. The difference is that citizens think it will accelerate deployment, when the roadblock is QA. The reason QA is the roadblock is because CIG development can be summed up as "We've changed some poo poo, poo poo be happenin, we have no clue why, so we'll change some other poo poo and see what poo poo happens next."
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I can't remember if it was Beer or Beet that posted it, but I tried to cook that stuffed pumpkin thing... And had to throw it all out.  I usually just bake cakes/cookies/desserts and I'm not used cooking a dinner stuff. I thought a clove of garlic was a whole bulb...
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MilesK posted:elderly man-children still believe a torrent of new content is coming any day now. MilesK posted:a torrent of new content is coming any day now. MilesK posted:content is coming any day now. MilesK posted:any day now. MilesK posted:It's not coming. Goon to Dreamer translation complete. I think most of them are at the fourth one down, the last one is where it all happens. 
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Sum Mors posted:I can't remember if it was Beer or Beet that posted it, but I tried to cook that stuffed pumpkin thing... Garlic is the evil of this world. Don't put garlic in your food. Garlic is not food.
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orcinus posted:Garlic is the evil of this world. You pathetic, weak heathen
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orcinus posted:Garlic is the evil of this world.
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orcinus posted:Garlic is the evil of this world.
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Remember when Derek said he would be releasing a blog and several MOD CHALLENGES last weekend? Good times.
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Tokamak posted:They essentially do that when developing engine features. They branch the code, work on the feature until it's finished, and merge it back into the next release branch. The difference is that citizens think it will accelerate deployment, when the roadblock is QA. CIG doesn't have a large enough QA team to test two builds at once. So even if 3.0 is pretty much done, they still need to push 2.6 to live before even starting to test 3.0.
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thatguy posted:Remember when Derek said he would be releasing a blog and several MOD CHALLENGES last weekend? Good times. only one more week! days not months!
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Derek "I never promised anything " Smart
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Don't eat mushrooms either. Mushrooms are alien and want you to die so they can eat you.
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Never trust a mushroom.
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orcinus posted:Garlic is the evil of this world. TIL vampires are real.
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Sum Mors posted:I can't remember if it was Beer or Beet that posted it, but I tried to cook that stuffed pumpkin thing... That was me. Sorry to hear it didn't go so well, but don't be afraid to try it again! Pie pumpkins come easy this time of year! orcinus posted:Garlic is the evil of this world. orcinus posted:Don't eat mushrooms either. Do not listen to this man. Garlic and mushrooms are awesome (as long as you know exactly what kind of mushroom you're eating).
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If mushrooms and garlic are good, WHY IS BEN A GARLICKY MUSHROOM?
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ManofManyAliases posted:Yes and no.
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Sunswipe posted:My knowledge of computers is pretty much "If it stops working, reboot it. If still not working, google the problem on another machine," so please correct me if I'm stupidly wrong here, but I'm assuming this approach is normally used with code that basically works? I can see how it would be possible to work on two updates at once if the two things won't affect each other, but the issue CIG seems to have is that their code is so hosed up that no one really knows why or how different parts are connected. So someone fixes a door somewhere, and suddenly all Mustangs explode if you try to bank right, or getting out of the pilot seat turns your character into a Lovecraftian nightmare. In a sane environment you wouldn't bother branching because it was clearly not worth the time. Any time you add new code, you will end up having to test it - if your team doesn't do it, your customers end up doing it instead - and proper testing usually takes at least as long as development. So you create these two separate branches that will either...
A normal team would then ask "what do we gain by doing this", then not do it because the answer is nothing in the best case and a PR disaster in the worst, but a normal team doesn't get a whole subforum dedicated to their antics.
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MilesK posted:Remember when Croberts made the Vanduul too big for the sets? How are the puppets built BEFORE the sets and yet they are STILL too big?! 
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Beet Wagon posted:it's me, I'm the lady who laughs off losing a twitter fight with "something something puppetmaster!" I feel like everybody loves to get into Internet fights because they all think they are the smartest person on the planet. They usually don't even have Smart in their name, so they're already losing. But really, if people could just say "I'm sorry, you're right" or even "no, turns out I was wrong about that" I feel like Internet life would be so much easier. I never really had this motivation to prove how right I was about anything. If people listened or didn't it's ok. Be chill, Internet warriors. 
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SelenicMartian posted:He kills you in your tweets. Ok, made me  hard! 
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https://twitter.com/Animal_R_Us/status/793171284590989312
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Oleyo posted:No. You're wrong. Girls don't like being a power fantasy hero, or killing monsters. 
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Sum Mors posted:I can't remember if it was Beer or Beet that posted it, but I tried to cook that stuffed pumpkin thing... Pro tip: you can buy cans of minced garlic in the produce section of your grocery store and never have to worry about cloves again! Looks like this https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00VDH6FNU/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_4Z-fyb0344W6V
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Sunswipe posted:https://twitter.com/SandiGardiner/status/793142528316887040 I believe this is Chris Roberts real office. The keyboard is at a completely unusable angle. The keyboard keys don't look at all used. The wrist rest of the keyboard looks like it's never been touched by a wrist or body part ever. The desk is unusable for any amount of time. The polished steel/aluminum looks as though body parts have never touched its gleaming and unmarred surface before. There is no blood around the exposed Phillips head screws poking out at hideous angles for a "work desk". All in all, looks exactly like I'd expect the desk of somebody who doesn't do any real work on a computer or office to look like.
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flyboi posted:Pro tip: you can buy cans of minced garlic in the produce section of your grocery store and never have to worry about cloves again! 
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The Titanic posted:I believe this is Chris Roberts real office. Also, it's a Razer keyboard. Real people don't use Razer keyboards. I therefore conclude Chris either isn't real, or he's not using the keyboard.
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I'm asian, and we put garlic into everything.
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no_recall posted:I'm asian, and we put garlic into everything. Sweet & sour / sweet & spicy sauces are the only things i can stand garlic in, in very very tiny quantities. Ditto for my gf. My dad can't even stand that much. Yes, we're all weird.
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vyst posted:This dude looks like the kind of person that would have been the last one to see this girl 
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thatguy posted:Remember when Derek said he would be releasing a blog and several MOD CHALLENGES last weekend? Good times. 2 weeks, tops.
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Jobbo_Fett posted:How are the puppets built BEFORE the sets and yet they are STILL too big?! Because Robert Space is an expert in creating a work environment where people are either- a) Too scared to voice dissent or offer advice. b) Have given up and no further fucks are given c) Are hanging around to watch it burn, and perhaps add combustible material periodically.
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