It’s hard to erode a skill that most people do not have.

Those ships are “vessels constrained by draught.” They are supposed to show a cylinder shape (in daylight) or three red lights in a vertical row (at night.) where they can best be seen, usually atop a mast. This indicates they’re burdened, and the other vessel must then give way even if they’re the starboard vessel.…

Driver Parallel Lines is your choice for best funkadelic driving game soundtrack? Oh man I feel like you might have missed one.

Wicth doctor sucks, and if anything the Witch doctor was a lame substitute for the Necro.

Chernobyl.

The server isn’t running World of Warcraft, at all, in any way.

For the most part is is entirely custom code. The art and stuff are all client side apart from data streaming on cata servers and above. The encounter scripts, boss scripts, the “core” basically is all open sourced software either reversed engineered or created from scratch.

With a pretty solid volleyball minigame.

If you’re talking about that epic orchestral thing, that wasn’t EA, that was made by a group of guys who make stuff for movies and games, Two Steps From Hell. EA would have had nothing to do with that, that song is in other things too, they just paid to use the song.

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I don’t recall ever seeing a game get so much negative press in the absence of any clear-cut disaster. Reading the coverage on Kotaku and Polygon, it seems like people want this game to fail. Why? Because it is ambitious as hell? Why punish ballsy innovation? Give it a chance. Sure it is unfinished, and it may fall…

If you want to release a full game on your own framework or a licensed engine, okay. If you’re making content for a game, that’s “fan content.” That needs to be free.

Otherwise you’re just an indie developer, and that’s different than a modder. The people that want paid for their work need to make their own games, not…

season 13 esp 7 last 4 minutes of top gear that season, Jeremy drove an Aston Martin though Snowdonia in North Wales the music played is called the ending by Brain Eno. Top Gear fans call it the ending as it a brillant review by jeremy. his best review on Top Gear in my view.

I was never into cars, even after I got a boyfriend who came from an extremely car-centric family. Then when I agreed to marry him, I knew I could either choose to learn about cars or be extremely bored for the rest of my life. So I started watching Top Gear as I worked on wedding crap. Now, maybe it was the fumes…

Everyone should go read the interview with Chris Roberts over at Polygon. There is far too much misinformation and half-coverage of this game—not that I think this article is doing either of those, Mike—and that interview goes a long way to clarify and elucidate things in a way that, for some reason, no one has really…

Dreamweb! Where is it :(

We have mandatory auto insurance too, but unfortunately the minimum coverage rates only cover a very small amount, which varies by state (and in my case it was only $25,000), and the vast majority of people only carry the minimum required by state law.

Maaaaan, and here I was hoping someone was reworking Elite Force into the modern age. Loved that series.

Die by the sword - not only you could chop limbs off in combat, you control the sword motion with the mouse, so for a heavy swing you really needed to put some effort into the blow, especially with the ball - mouse lol.

Ah, sweet memories. A few years later this gem here called "Moonstone" came out to up the ante. Anybody remembers that? It's devilishly difficult but unmatched gory fun in 1991 with 4 players!