#20428 posted by
metlslime on 2011/05/27 00:07:07
didn't Day of the Lords have some nonlinearity in parts? I can't remember but i think you could visit the 4 corner towers in any order...
Also e1m5 is a good basic example of giving you two tasks and you choose the order to do them in.
JPL Had A Non-linear Map...
#20429 posted by
generic on 2011/05/27 00:48:26
...but I can't remember which one o_O
Intersting Article
#20430 posted by Yhe1 on 2011/05/27 02:43:06
#20431 posted by
Zwiffle on 2011/05/27 03:13:21
But ... 'normal' people do it by choice on the outside!
Hm
#20432 posted by
ijed on 2011/05/27 03:43:49
The trading of virtual currencies in multiplayer games has become so rampant in China that it is increasingly difficult to regulate.
Yeah, I suppose only the government or correctional services could take responsibility for such cruel and.. oh, right.
Of Course!
#20434 posted by
jt_ on 2011/05/27 05:35:14
If only gold farming were regulated! That would fix everything!
*facepalm*
Hm
#20437 posted by
ijed on 2011/05/27 14:36:38
I was saying in the first post that I see the Chinese government as enforcing torture in their correctional system, when governments are supposedly the ones who look after the people.
Yes, a bit naive.
Gb Posted This Over On The Trac:
#20438 posted by
ijed on 2011/05/27 14:38:03
About why the Brits and Germans can't understand each other.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-13545386
"Their Operas go on for three or four days... and they have no word for 'fluffy'."
Gb/ijed
#20440 posted by
Zwiffle on 2011/05/27 15:29:42
That is a rather fascinating article. I will now talk to the Germans in British tones, and to Brits in German tones from now on. Linguistics is a fun subject, isn't it? :)
Ijed
#20441 posted by
SleepwalkR on 2011/05/27 15:33:33
Why did you post a 404 link to GMail?
Portal2 Map Competition
#20443 posted by
- on 2011/05/27 18:09:51
http://contest.thinkingwithportals.com/
Pretty simple, make a single test chamber for single player or coop with only Valve assets in like 2 weeks.
#20444 posted by gb on 2011/05/27 23:17:41
That is a rather fascinating article. I will now talk to the Germans in British tones, and to Brits in German tones from now on. Linguistics is a fun subject, isn't it? :)
You needed 171 characters just to say that?
You guys really are unworthy of assimilation. I'm glad we overdesigned our equipment until we lost the war, because dealing with everybody's inefficiency 24/7 would be worse.
/humour
Xenophobia is so beneath me.
However... overall, our level of historical cultural guilt is waaaaaay bigger than yours.
#20446 posted by gb on 2011/05/27 23:47:34
I should give up on humour.
Why you German?
WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Pentagon: Cyber Attacks Can Count As Act Of War
#20449 posted by
PuLSaR on 2011/05/31 14:33:11
#20450 posted by gb on 2011/05/31 16:06:37
Cyber wars should stay cyber. Otherwise it becomes a very slippery slope. A criminal act, or an act of espionage, isn't the same as an act of war.
Sabotage might be closer, but cybersabotage is super hard to pin on someone (stuxnet).
#20451 posted by
PuLSaR on 2011/05/31 17:02:25
it maybe useful to attack anyone us want
The State Will Declare War On Whoever It Wants
#20452 posted by
jt_ on 2011/05/31 18:47:20
Hey don't need a reason. Examples: afghan war, iraq war, war on drugs, patriot act, &c.