Sure thing, buddy. And you keep letting people know not to feed the trolls. Your contributions are truly vital. Great Job!
Blue Dog Anchorite
BlueDogAnchorite
It's not official. It's a speedrun of a videogame.
Why should there be a guideline for speed-running games? There's nothing official about this. It's not like this speed-run is going to be preserved in the Smithsonian.
I remember seeing a video years ago where someone beat Morrowind in 7 minutes. They used some really cool alchemy and levitation exploits to do it. Apparently someone did it quicker recently, though.
You aren't "listening" to anything. You are willingly reading his posts. Just cause he has a mis-informed opinion and is arguing it, does not make him a "dumbshit troll." Your post, however, does make you a whiny asshole.
"Shut it, troll. Seriously."
The person has an opinion. Even if you find it to be ill-informed, that doesn't mean you should belittle them by calling them a "troll." Besides, that dilutes the term.
Let her live!
Ew.
Why do your students dislike A Modest Proposal?
Read. The. Article.
Physical assault is not the answer.
You explained this extremely well in a historical and technical context. I'm really surprised to see so many people on here believe cheap, rushed animation to be an "art style."
Um, why? What does this have to do with you playing MOBAs?
Boarding school huh? Hopefully at some point they go explore a creepy abandoned manor-house or village.
There's always torrents and subtitles.
I rented the first game on PS2, knowing nothing about it. It turned out to be the most disturbing thing I had played up to that point (Resident Evil? Silent Hill? Not even close.) Didn't get very far in it, but it really stuck with me.
They own it, this new version is going to replace the old version in their Steam libraries. Funny because it sounds a lot like what DayZ is doing porting their game into a new engine.
Read the interview where it's said that this new version will be an opt-in branch for a while and then replace the old version. That strongly implies that existing Rust owners will just have to download the new version like a large patch. Safe bet is no one is going to have to buy the game twice.