>>21008
>It wasn't her explicit goal, but you said it wasn't relevant, not that it wasn't intentional.
It was not relevant to the decision, which you implied that it was.

>You are making two contradictory claims here.
Nope. The implication was totally concrete and unambiguous, This is pretty clearly apparent since everyone besides yourself (who is biased since you knew what you meant) read the same thing from it.

>>21024
Okay, I'll accept your criticism.

For the record, the reason I was so defensive before was because you were treating me like I was somehow less than a person because of my communication mishap. That sort of thing tends to make me uncomfortable.

>>21025
I apologize if I seemed unnecessarily rude.

>>21027
Thanks for that, then. Not enough people are willing to do that.

Oh hey a new update! Perfect excuse to change the subject.

So... it seems that the post-Scratch guardians were as badass as the pre-Scratch guardians. It's probably a standard feature, assuming their purpose is to guide the players' growth.

Random thought: Is a First Guardian the only form Doc Scratch can take, or can he be created through alternate means? For example, if a player puts Lil' Cal and the cueball in his kernelsprite, would that make a Scratchsprite? And would it hatch into a Lord English with sprite powers instead of First Guardian powers?

I kind of hope Lil Cal eventually redeems himself and fights his English incarnation somehow.

>>21011
That would be so cuuute! ^.V.^

>>21017
It exists.
http://www.etsy.com/listing/97957345/cutebold-plush?utm_source=toolsforetsybuyersse&utm_medium=api&utm_campaign=api

>>21020
(squeeeee!) So cute! Oh! Lets make a Ridder plushie then!

>>21021
Ridders are one of Reaver's things, aren't they?

No, wait, Ridder was the person, not the race. Still, he's one of Reaver's things, right?

I guess we could make a plushie of that green flower guy he uses as an avatar. Sadly, I lack the weaving (haha) skills to contribute to it personally.

On a more positive note, Weaver's been drawing pictures of Queen Chrysalis, so his life's pretty up and running now.

>>21023
I'm glad to hear he and his brother are back on their feet. Live long and prosper you guys!

Bob 2012/04/21(Sat)10:58 No. 20987 ID: 049dfa
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holy shit dat wedding

>>20987
And she already has porn and plenty of fanart. Well played, internet.

Bob 2012/04/23(Mon)08:56 No. 20996 ID: b9e291
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Well it's official now. The term for a horse with both a horn and wings is a "princess".

>>20996
You act like it's surprising that the royal bloodline are genetically superior.

>>20997
Looking at real world royalty, yeah I kinda am.

I love Minecraft so much! ^.V.^ I just wish I had a Sergal skin!

Shot!H508X.HbJ6 2012/04/24(Tue)05:06 No. 21000 ID: 2fe09b
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>Desecrating the landscape in creative mode

I LOVE THAUMCRAFT NOW

(( Essentially, I have four crucibles of souls sitting in the middle of that, with spawners for pigs, chickens, and cows under them. These route to a series of unstacked filters. On the roof, added later, are two normal crucibles, ringed by more filters. These pipe into the building, on pillars of tanks, also surreounded by pillars of filters that are seperated by Dusk totems. The large turrets have 2x2 towers of dusk totems inside, ringed by tainted vis crystal ore.))

>>21000
Is that the Master sword in your inventory? ^.V.^

>>21005
Looks like an enchanted diamond sword to me.

>>21009
>>21005
It's actually enchanted Iron with Smite 1. I needed to test the Thaumic Enchanter to make certain that all the piping was working properly.

Why doesn't it allow you to use the WASD keys? What the fuck is this bullshit? How am I supposed to play this game?

The combat system of this game is horrible, how can anyone find this fun to play?

>>20973
Because BYOND

>>20974
Be more specific in your gripes. Is it the damage system? Is it the stun and win?

>>20976
You need to click on a body part of a tiny little person while they are moving around cover and obstacle while lag (even though i have a good gaming pc) teleports them all over the place. Fucking aweful.

>>20977
Bodypart targeting is done on the little paper doll on the top right, while actual attacks are done on the character proper. The only time you would actually need to deal with bodypart targeting is at round start (to switch to head), while healing someone with bruise packs (for head/chest), and for the bodypart severing of /tg/ (where you should have them down and have plenty of time to cut their legs off)

As for lag, yes that can suck at times. It is still possible to hit people while lag goes on, your movement will still be somewhat registered before everyone's screens update (provided you both are moving towards each other or somesuch)

I like to call SS13 lag matrix mode because I dodge gunshots even easier when it does happen. Nothing like dodging an entire taser's worth of power without running away from the officer.

>>18736
Got kennen a while back. Playing a spastic BELIEVE IT ninja has never been more fun.
Is it weird that I seem to be able to warp anyone into a support?

The_Falcon!Z/kS4uKGRU 2012/04/14(Sat)02:18 No. 20922 ID: 00c237
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been a while since I played singed
went better than expected.

Aaaaargh patch delay
I want me my teemo buffage

looking forward to hecarim myself, even though I think that 'gets bonus attack damage with movespeed' thing is slightly broken.

I would say 'stack phantomdancers to win' but considering his likely half tank nature it's probably going to end up as 'take 2 force of nature, a phantom dancer , [insert damage item here] and boots to win' and I'm sure a raduins omen is going in there somewhere.

>>20940
Looks like more of an AD enabler than a big buffer. I'm pretty sure Force of Nature is going in most of the builds, though.

Winston 2012/04/16(Mon)17:09 No. 20951 ID: 0d7a83
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Turning up fashionably late, huh?
Oh I see your game.

2012/04/17(Tue)08:32 No. 20955 ID: 7924f4
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>>20950

Finished it a couple days ago. Party: Front row, Minotaur Fighter + Human Fighter
Back row, Lizardman rogue, Insectoid fire mage.

The minotaur, despite having the most HP, drew so much goddamn aggro and got his face wrecked tons for some reason. Also played Oldschool because CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.

Started a new game, no oldschool (pointless since I already have ze maps). 4 mage party. Surprisingly effective, and predicting that it'll become near-immune to magic in the late game, just as my first party just shrugged off fire damage later (the Protective Circle passives are amazing, +25 elemental resistance to whole party)

>>20903
>He applies the paint to the numbers in a way that doesn't destroy the geometry of the dice, which... I assume is manually? He didn't say.
The website says they're hand-painted. Also sells them unpainted.

>>20903
The manufacturing process he eliminates is tumbling the dice if those are GameScience dice. Tumbling the dice doesn't round the corners in a uniform way, making them less random by making the shape irregular. This effect is compounded by allowing them to roll for longer, exacerbating the irregularity.

All casinos use fresh, sharp-edged dice because they are more random. Casinos do not use dice that allow the person throwing the dice to manipulate the result.

Nothing other than cheating actually effects how random dice are. True randomness means the outcome is impossible to predict, but since dice being rolled follow the normal and consistent laws of physics, they can theoretically be predicted even if doing so is beyond human ability. The only technically accurate and practically useful measure of randomness is how difficult it is to predict. In this regard, dice have randomness that is always adequate for all practical purposes.
What is actually in question is actually the variation in probabilities of each possible outcome. As far as that goes, rounding corners decreases the reduction in roll on each turn of the die and thus increases the effect that irregularities have. So it does increase variation in probabilities, meaning that one possible outcome may be substantially more likely than the next.

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/random
"being or relating to a set or to an element of a set each of whose elements has equal probability of occurrence <a random sample>; also : characterized by procedures designed to obtain such sets or elements <random sampling>"

Shot!H508X.HbJ6 2012/02/10(Fri)13:27 No. 20206 ID: a9f1dc
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Zenoclash is a very strange game.

Bob 2012/02/25(Sat)17:28 No. 20454 ID: 2563d4
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Science fact of the day: Tozols and roaches are the only creatures which would survive global thermonuclear war.

Cheers to Cockhole for some redlines that I then redid differently anyway. :Vc

>>20454
She's got spurs that jingle jangle jingle.

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/66710809/double-fine-adventure
>"Hey guys, pay us up-front to make a proper adventure game since no sodding publisher will."
>Recieve $3,336,371, over eight times the amount asked

Internets, I am proud.

See also: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/inxile/wasteland-2
Over 2/3 of the way there in a little over a day.

http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2012/04/05/fallout-free-for-forty-eight-fours-hours/

Go grab yourself the best pure CRPG ever made while it's free.

Bob 2012/04/02(Mon)12:04 No. 20865 ID: 30df25
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Doesn't matter if I clear my cache or use a different browser.
I found part of the problem: if I go to http://4chan.org/banned , I'm told I have a 7-day timeout from posting to /co/. Doesn't explain why I was getting the beecock.jpg instead of the normal banned message. Also doesn't explain why I get beecock.jpg when I'm trying to post to any board that isn't /co/.

I'm guessing it's a software glitch; the thingamajigger that prevents me from posting isn't checking first to see which board I'm posting to, and it's assuming any ban is a global ban.

I'll file a bug report. I hope I get to talk to a sane mod, and not one of the power-mad ones.

>>20865

have you tried rebooting it?

Bob 2012/04/03(Tue)10:43 No. 20874 ID: affb00
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>>20865

>> /co/

There's your problem. You're going to 4chan. Cut it out.

You're beecocked. I didn't know the mods still did that. You should be able to access /b/, or at least it used to be that you could. But yeah, sounds like a bug since it should only apply to /co/.

>>20874
You don't have much room to talk, considering you're going to tgchan.

Bob 2012/04/04(Wed)23:43 No. 20876 ID: affb00
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>>20875

> implying tgchan isn't better than crushing your hand in a vice
> implying 4chan is

Well met, Dylan.

>>20849
It's fine, judging by the edit counts and sizes, they've copied the whole quest into the wiki articles anyway.

>>20854
One would think that, until looking at the actual threads and realizing how ridiculously huge they truly are. The wiki pages are a hopeless attempt to cram key bits of information into a format that's actually useful for reference, because there's so much information accumulated at this point that even those who know the game really well can't remember the essentials reliably.

Things aren't all that much different than usual when you think about it.

>>20855
>because there's so much information accumulated at this point that even those who know the game really well can't remember the essentials reliably.

This is standard operating procedure for Bob.

>>20827
You shall have another member shortly. Namely myself.

>>20837

I saw! Welcome to the fold.

Also, we've reached Team Level 50, so everything is available in our shop. Except the Ultimate Weapons, which you have to get in story/order mode

>>20839
Speaking of finishing story mode...

What the hell was with the final boss being so weak? It took me more time to defeat... pretty much anything else in the game than it took to defeat it. It went down in less than a minute.

>>20829
if you'd like, next time I'm on, hit me up and I can hook you up with the sun icon I made for a decal.

>>20842

A lot of enemies have extremely specialized defenses. Usually they have one that they are amazing against, one that they are middling against, and one that they are terrible against. The scavengers, for example, have like 3000 KE defense and 200 TE defense.

The boss of level 7 has similar defenses, but skewed the other way. If you just fire at him with gatling/shot guns he goes down in about 2 seconds.

If the garage system didn't make it apparent -- along with lower part costs and higher rewards -- ACV is a lot more focused than the previous games around retooling yourself to fit the situations. The weapons you use make a HUGE difference in story mode.

Most recent Let's Tolerate FF13-2 is up now: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDC84FDA9AD2FF3C0
Recording of NES games H up now: http://www.twitch.tv/lawyerdog/videos

Still accepting requests for things you think should be in the highlight reel for Shark Stream.

For the people that run streams: XSplit's free version is no longer a good option, due to only allowing Speex for audio now. The easy option is to use Livestream Procaster, and you can use custom bitrate settings to make the audio better in Procaster now so it's a somewhat better option than it used to be.
If you want to use something other than Livestream and don't want to buy XSplit it gets more complicated and you have to use some software that is even shittier than Procaster. You can use Flash Media Live Encoder with SCFH DSF for the video device (and possibly Virtual Audio Cable or something similar for the audio if you need to) and then put in the RTMP of whatever site you want to stream to.

The stream of playing every NES game will start up again soon at http://www.twitch.tv/lawyerdog
Currently on R, Toastline and Dylan in the call to start with.

The stream of playing every NES game will start up again soon. Currently on V. Werewolf kill screen incoming.
http://www.twitch.tv/lawyerdog

http://www.twitch.tv/sildresharks/popout
Seal is streaming drawings and stuff, chat in #lilac

Bob 2012/03/28(Wed)07:53 No. 20818 ID: 4183c9
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The initial force consisted of one M8 howitzer, an M5A1 Stuart light tank, an M3 light antitank gun, an M1 mortar and an infantry element roughly the size of a platoon, including a flamethrower and a sniper. With generous use of HE fire from the M8 and Stuart, the beachhead was secured. Immediate enemy counterattacks in the form of infantry and light vehicles were soundly beaten, with captured machineguns and an antitank rifle put to immediate use.

The Stuart was exceptionally effective in clearing the beach town. While the M8 and Lance Corporal Matther Rogers's flamethrower emptied buildings of infantry, the Stuart destroyed or disabled several light vehicles and eventually rushed into the town, killing infantry and the crews of a mortar and an MG-42 preventing infantry incursion into the town. After the town was captured, the Stuart destroyed or disabled several PzIIs and three PzIIIs, before being destroyed by a PzIII. M5 AT guns had landed by this time, so while regrettable, the loss of the Stuart did not compromise the expanded beachhead. Two other Stuarts landed and engaged several PzIIIs effectively, one on each flank.
The M3 AT gun destroyed several light vehicles and from an excellent position engaged several PzIIIs effectively after the town had been secured. By the time the right flank began its push beyond the town, though, the M5 heavy AT guns had moved too far forward for the M3's field of fire to be effective and it did not have the range and firepower to engage the PzIVs that the enemy was now sending in numbers.

Pictured: LCpl Matthew Rogers and LCpl Allen Hill after the battle. While room-to-room fighting in the beach town was not necessary because of the effectiveness of the flamethrower, the rest of the battle did not see any opportunities for Rogers and Hill.

Bob 2012/03/28(Wed)07:55 No. 20819 ID: 4183c9
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1st Sergeant Nathan Miller eliminated and suppressed individual fighters in the windows facing the beach. He then covered the road on the left flank until the town was secured, after which he killed a machinegunner and two riflemen in the inn just beyond the town on the right flank. He then killed two light machineguns and several soldiers behind a stone fence, and killed several German paratroopers and scared away others on the right flank, from the rampart of the elevation the church stands on.
During the push he eliminated a heavy machinegun team, and killed or suppressed other infantry in a trench. While he advanced with the frontline, the capture of the trench effectively ended his contribution as the nature of the battle changed decisively in favor of US tank destroyers and artillery.

Bob 2012/03/28(Wed)07:59 No. 20820 ID: 4183c9
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Ordered by his commanding officer to bring the luxury car seen outside the inn to the staging area after the battle, Private Allen Allen discovered an unused, loaded German sniper rifle, in pristine condition, just lying on the backseat of the car.
He did not report this finding to his commanding officer and intended to keep the it, but a Ranger found out about the rifle after the battle and offered Allen cigarettes, a Walther P38 and a German officer's cap for the rifle.

wuts dis?

>>20821

Men of War: Assault Squad