"I am probably further along than anybody else with this stuff," he says. "But I am sure I will never solve the problem. I'm the guy in The Great War who hurls himself onto the barbed wire so the guys behind me can climb across." The futility of the metaphor is clear, but Crawford doesn't see it that way.
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I have attended GDC from back when it was the Computer Game Developer's Conference in 1995. I'm pretty well versed in his conflict with Tim Brengle over ownership of the GDC. I am personally very tired of Mr. Crawford's bullshit. He is not a 'genius game designer', he's not even an interesting game designer. He is a…
Because most people can't be counted on to accurately determine when a car is shifting, let alone keep track of what gear they're in. My daily is a Mustang GT with a manual, and I always know what gear I'm in, always. When I'm driving my wife's C300 Sport, I have no idea. Hell, I don't even know how many gears it…
Because with a torque converter the rev rate of the engine is not proportionate with the rev rate of the tires, like it is with a manual gearbox in any particular gear. The fact that you're asking me this means you must not spend a lot of time driving cars with slushies, lucky you!
Yet another reason manual transmissions are better.
I'm too poor to play this game it seems, I can barely afford gas to get work some days. If they made a game that involved paying bills on time I'd be pretty damn good at it though. It's hard not to be envious of someone who can pack up and hop on a plane just to make progress in a game. Feels bad.
Um... This game seems too easy to cheat. I mean nice vacation and adventure and everything, but seriously... I'd just hack my phone and fake GPS data.
"lol we just made this one player fly out to Alaska"
He died, you know.
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As per usual, no GameCube love :(
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I wanted to join the bandwagon
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One of the first things I noticed when I first turned on my Xbox One was that it played me a little song. It's just three notes, which I've always thought of as the bare minimum number of notes required to make a melody.
Better Deal Than Ouya™
Will you be my friend?
I guess to summarize your point: On the road, people are the main accident liability in the first place!
I for one welcome our new self-driving overlords. Maybe the commuter sheeple can get self-driving roads for their self-driving cars and free up some driving roads for enthusiasts.
100% agree. Hey author, it is TRANSPARENTLY CLEAR that mission wasn't calling you a dickbag in his comment. However, your actions 1. radically misreading his comment 2. responding in a brusque manner TWICE, again, without properly understanding the point (and it was a simple point). And 3. not even publicly owning up…
I wasn't saying you should mention anything else. I was just offering a possibility of something more to the story, which I understood to be the point of the comments section.
The article Burneko used as a source, and other articles reporting this same story, made no mention of any charity benefitting from any money given to this walking talking Troll doll. Moreover, Food Network and others proclaimed that this story is absolutely false.
"An English IKEA decided to release 100 live cats overnight."