I think another problem is that certain giants don't realise how bad a name they're developing for themselves trying to sell more (I'm looking at you EA). Hell, it's the Firefly Effect for gaming.

Blight kills leaves up to a certain height from the ground, leaving the stumps behind. And logs? Tell me it's logs. I want to decimate a jungle biome. Logs are left behind. Thanks a lot for killing my dreams. I guess it's better than nothing I suppose. I still looks decimated, what with no leaves, ...

dawnraider wrote:Portals have nothing to do with blight, apart from being the first step towards its creation tech-wise. There is no reason past aesthetics to lock up a portal. It does nothing. There isn't anything to worry about.

Not sure if unaware... or trolling...

http://pathofexile.com

It's free to play, it's not pay-2-win, and it looks sweet. Other than that I know no more about this game than what's on the website. So, from all those who may have played it, what's it like?

P.S. Aaand I suck and talking/typing

erikdk321 wrote:Use the nether man

Really? "Early game" and your suggestion is the nether?

I'd suggest fishing off the side of a mountain for food. That is, unless you make it to a new area.

Wikipedia quote time: According to Nozaki, the word kitsune was originally onomatopoetic.[3] Kitsu represented a fox's yelp and came to be the general word for fox. -Ne signifies an affectionate mood, which Nozaki presents as further evidence of an established, non-imported tradition of benevolent f...

And in my studies of Japanese, there is not a single onomatopoeic word I could figure out without having to look up (though that's an exceptional case; Japanese has sounds for things that don't even make noise!) It's ironic because the only one I know of is Kitsune, which is the sound a fox makes (...

Sounds more like a simulator ride than a movie atm.

Just to save y'all time, here's the first episode:

It's here.

This is just revolutionary, I don't see why more people aren't doing this!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QkPoSMClV1U

Oh, we brought quantum mechanics onto table! Then here's a brain teaser: how can you observe only one state of the system, when you are the part of the quantum system yourselves? My initial, completely unjustified, response would be: Do you? For instance, we receive two sets of images from our eyes...

your first assumption is wrong, and your question defies actual understanding of the basics of space-time. Interesting you should say that since your response "defies actual understanding of the basics of space-time". Namely, The fact of the matter is that the future is absolute, and the ...

Here's one: If time and space are the same thing (space-time) and we move through time (1 second/second) like we do space, why can't we simply *stop* moving through time like we can space?

And for a platform that already has thrid-person programmes that already do said function.

Sarudak wrote:What means are they using to skip the night?

EDIT: If this is vanilla you have a means available. Just switch to BTW. :D

I'm guessing they're just logging out for the duration.

Stormweaver wrote:omg fc ad warp drivs n forc felds.

It's the new Diamond Saws and Steam Power! :P

On a more sensible note: As soon as I can achieve a stable orbit in vanilla (and seeing Icy do it I'm not sure how I've managed to mess it up until now) I'm getting this, no ifs or buts.

FlowerChild wrote: Remember: there are still tech levels 7 through 9 after that (vanilla only goes up to 8, but they have an empty set of nodes at 9 I plan to make use of) to cover interplanetary missions.

The nines, they're everywhere!

May I make a small observation here? The problem I have with villagers is not so much that I have trouble finding villages (once I have a path through the nether, I can usually find two or three pretty quickly). The problem is, after I find a village, note down where it is on my map, and then come ...

I have the answer guys: Magic. What? It's not like magic doesn't exist in-universe and is thus a completely plausible theory.

JakeZKAM wrote:I do not believe there is a single pokemon that can learn all those (hard enpugh finding one with false swipe and sleep

*cough*smeargle*cough*

I don't know. If they do it right, it'd be nice to see a tech tree based on "we have more manpower than research funding" where it starts manned because they have the people to waste etc.

I doubt it'll turn out that way though.

Only you. Only you could have me stroking my controller to see if it really makes a difference. Although more tactile feedback is awesome I must agree. One of my favorite games was a reaction time test that shocked you if you failed. Still, the products still in beta and they say it'll be heavily mo...

I'd query how tactile pushing a small stick around is though. Personally I don't see a tactile difference between running my finger over a surface that offers resistance and pushing a stick that offers resistance. That and really, tactile feedback is poor at best at the moment anyway, allowing for y...