Gotcha, thanks. I was wondering why they hadn’t done it if it were such an obvious objection.

Yeah yeah, the INB4 post except you couldn’t even manage INB4.

Sounds like the next step is to radiocarbon date some of these, which will clear up a lot of the objections - but not the ethnological ones.

This is all of Catholic (and Christian) culture now, unfortunately. 800 years ago almost all great Western art was religious - Christian art lead the way Okay, or they would kill you, but they were genuinely creative. Now it’s just repurposing of other popular media the way you do when you don’t have any creativity…

This is the big reason I just switched to iPhone even though the user experience is a little worse than Android - Apple really, thoroughly gives a shit about your privacy because they are selling you expensive hardware, so can afford to make privacy a selling feature.

It’s a nice idea (since it sets up a terribly low budget but tense scene), but I find the thought that four to eight 20-somethings (hard to tell from the imdb ‘plot’ summary) would give up their phones these days to be even less plausible than a giant jellyfish that eats anything on the beach.

In this case wouldn’t it show up as seen by the user? It’s playing on a page with an active user. It seems hard to establish user attention, though at least you could know whether the thing couldn’t possibly be seen since it was entirely scrolled off the page.

Easier way if your ISP supports it is to just change your ethernet address. This works with Spectrum and my Motorola Surfboard hooked up to my linux router:

“I wouldn’t compare it to viewbotting. There technically is someone watching the stream.”

I’m not sure how Bandai Namco could possibly go about removing them.

I don’t want your sympathy - it’s worse than useless. And I don’t need your platitudes about game development because I’ve shipped games in half the time SC has already wasted.

Sure, blame the victims for believing the Kickstarter back in the days when it wasn’t obvious that most Kickstarters were scams. There was no indication at all from the Kickstarter page that it would ‘take forever’. Oh no, they promised it would be out in Nov 2014, and there were no signs it would ‘take forever’. That…

It was mission with objectives plus dogfights. You have to manage your shields and weapons and use your joystick to get the enemy in your sights and pew pew pew. It wasn’t as simple point and click, and some of the missions, especially involving capital ships, were pretty entertaining.

‘More dramatic?’ I could be far more dramatic, you miserable little sniveling apologist toad. That was extremely mild and reasonable for Star Citizen discussion.  Saying that RSI/CI doesn’t give a shit about release dates is not DRAMA, even hardcore fanbois will give you that then go on endlessly about how all the…

Oh fucking please. I’m a software and firmware professional. I’ve delivered over two dozen actual products that have actually shipped to customers via agile development.

As someone who originally backed, if we actually get this and more importantly great Wing Commander game play to go with it I will be ecstatic.

Yes, that’s a joke. About the face mapping (FoIP) and the other useless crap they’re constantly adding to make sure they’re always in development and they have a reason not to ship.

It is super easy to snark about release dates because RSI/Cloud Imperium are astoundingly good at not caring about release dates to the point of mockery.  This is self inflicted.

Did not expect a release date on it.

Just thrash away with light attack with your sword. They go down in a couple swings, no big deal. They’re too fast for the heavy cudgel to be effective, and daggers don’t have enough range, but spear is good too.