I was looking at and old flash drive and found a very old gem. It's an image of SC2Mapster in 2011, with the forum profile pics of those who were very active in SC2Mapster forums 7 years ago. Good times. I believe most of you were not there, but maybe someone will remember. :)
Now imagine you living in a 3rd world country and are crazy to play a game. I'm ok with dividing into regions or zones, but when you region-lock, this is segregation. It's just wrong.
2. All platforms on Blu-Ray- Yes i want the next playstation AND Xbox on blu-ray, lets be honest it holds 50 Gigs, I hate this 2 disc xbox shit. :P
That's not gonna happen because Blue-Ray is slow. Flash drivers will be the best choice. Cheap versions of a 80 gb flash drive read-only. We will be back to the old cartridge.
Bug reports would definitely fill the banks. The only thing you can really store like that is counters. What you can have is an integer that counts the number of bug reported for each area. When the player types -bug, it gets a list of possible bugs, ex:
1 - Bug with hero X
2 - Bug with minerals
3 - Bug with attacks
4 - Other bugs
and so on.
Then, if the player types -bug 2. You increment the integer for bug with minerals.
So, by spreading data like a ranking system, you would have something like
Total bugs with hero: 2
Total bugs with minerals: 23921
Total bugs with attacks: 7
Based on those numbers you can guess there is probably a bug with the minerals and start searching for it.
some things could be cool indeed. I would really like to see ingame statistics too like which hero people mostly use or what content they play. I could save this to banks, but no way to get the data from all banks.
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Yes you can get that data from banks, similar to a ranking system. Instead of 3 players in the top ranking, you have 3 heroes for example. You give 1 point to each hero everytime someone picks it and save the new ranking to everyone's bank. You don't show that to anyone. You always spread the highest rank. It won't be perfectly accurate, but it will for sure be an underestimation of how much everyone picked each hero, and the numbers will be high enough for an accurate prediction.
on a serious note: i'm not sure there is a "good" attitude/thing to say as a parent when it happens (having been on both side of the issue)
yeah, I'm not sure either. What I would do is just ignore, pretend I didn't see, or its not my concern, or is no big deal.
Too much talk = THIS IS A BIG DEAL = possible shame
I really disliked the first chapter, would I enjoy the others? They sound a little better. MI3 was probably my fave.
Well, yeah. I'm on chapter 5 right now. Chapter 1 wasn't that fun.
Chapter 2 is in the mermaid village. There's another boring jungle, you might not find that chapter much fun if you didn't like the first.
Chapter 3 inside the Manatee was fun. There is some creative puzzles. I loved the voodoo one where you have to play with the tarot cards to make spells based on the combination of images. You have to get out of the giant Manatee and then help him to procreate with a female. The credits above is from chapter 3.
Chapter 4 is in court. I laughed so hard when Stan shows up as the lawyer (if you don't know, Stan is a character that follows a motto "A.D.B: Always Do Business." So, he starts a different business in every game). The chapter was okay when you are already into the story. Then you die and chapter 5 is in hell. I just started that one.
MI3 definitely had one of the most creative puzzles. That was a great game. They released a special edition of the first and second, which is the whole game redone with new technology (even for iphone). I'm still waiting them to make a special edition of MI3.
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I was looking at and old flash drive and found a very old gem. It's an image of SC2Mapster in 2011, with the forum profile pics of those who were very active in SC2Mapster forums 7 years ago. Good times. I believe most of you were not there, but maybe someone will remember. :)
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That battle with tanks was fucking awesome. I was like: :D
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@Taintedwisp: Go
Now imagine you living in a 3rd world country and are crazy to play a game. I'm ok with dividing into regions or zones, but when you region-lock, this is segregation. It's just wrong.
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That's not gonna happen because Blue-Ray is slow. Flash drivers will be the best choice. Cheap versions of a 80 gb flash drive read-only. We will be back to the old cartridge.
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Happy happy happy
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@lemmy734: Go
Bug reports would definitely fill the banks. The only thing you can really store like that is counters. What you can have is an integer that counts the number of bug reported for each area. When the player types -bug, it gets a list of possible bugs, ex:
1 - Bug with hero X
2 - Bug with minerals
3 - Bug with attacks
4 - Other bugs
and so on.
Then, if the player types -bug 2. You increment the integer for bug with minerals.
So, by spreading data like a ranking system, you would have something like
Total bugs with hero: 2
Total bugs with minerals: 23921
Total bugs with attacks: 7
Based on those numbers you can guess there is probably a bug with the minerals and start searching for it.
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cough
Yes you can get that data from banks, similar to a ranking system. Instead of 3 players in the top ranking, you have 3 heroes for example. You give 1 point to each hero everytime someone picks it and save the new ranking to everyone's bank. You don't show that to anyone. You always spread the highest rank. It won't be perfectly accurate, but it will for sure be an underestimation of how much everyone picked each hero, and the numbers will be high enough for an accurate prediction.
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yeah, I'm not sure either. What I would do is just ignore, pretend I didn't see, or its not my concern, or is no big deal. Too much talk = THIS IS A BIG DEAL = possible shame
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Come on guys, even for those who hate Starcraft. That was beautiful!
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@Taintedwisp: Go
So, there were some spaceships circling our planet, but I already took care of it. The world is saved. No need to thank me.
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The world ends in half hour: http://www.timeanddate.com/countdown/maya?p0=153
Be right back. I'm gonna save it.
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You know, I appreciate bold people. What would be our world without them.
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I'll do what I do every day, Pinky.
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Well, yeah. I'm on chapter 5 right now. Chapter 1 wasn't that fun. Chapter 2 is in the mermaid village. There's another boring jungle, you might not find that chapter much fun if you didn't like the first. Chapter 3 inside the Manatee was fun. There is some creative puzzles. I loved the voodoo one where you have to play with the tarot cards to make spells based on the combination of images. You have to get out of the giant Manatee and then help him to procreate with a female. The credits above is from chapter 3. Chapter 4 is in court. I laughed so hard when Stan shows up as the lawyer (if you don't know, Stan is a character that follows a motto "A.D.B: Always Do Business." So, he starts a different business in every game). The chapter was okay when you are already into the story. Then you die and chapter 5 is in hell. I just started that one.
MI3 definitely had one of the most creative puzzles. That was a great game. They released a special edition of the first and second, which is the whole game redone with new technology (even for iphone). I'm still waiting them to make a special edition of MI3.