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Hello all! From the beginning this project has been something of an experiment for me. I hadnt seen anyone else try a mission that was updated every day, so I thought it would be interesting to do. What I learned was that if this were your job(looks at Cryptic) this should be very easy to do. However I also learned that as a hobby it can be time consuming, and take time away from actually playing the game =P
I also realized that there are more missions I wanted to create than the 3 original dailies, which added to the amount of time needed to update each one every day. So with all of that in mind I have decided to change the way the Nagus Dailies work, and you can read about that in the new thread:
After this post please let this thread die and continue all conversation regarding the Nagus Dailies in the new thread. Thanks to everyone thats played so far and for all the feedback. I hope you enjoy the new dailies that are being added and continue enjoying the current dailies each week


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Afraid to grow type 2 Clematis
In the beginnig (pre commuter knowledge) all of my first tries at growing clems where type 2. All suffered clematis wilt and I promptly gave up. When Japanese Beatle invasions became so bad that there was no hope of seeing roses in June, July or August the search was on for additional plants. I discovered type 3 clematis. I started with viticellas because of their heathy reputation and had great luck. Now have around 70. They fit the bill perfectly. Starting their bloom close to JB time and the roses are blooming again when their bloom is slowing down. Yeh! Most keep blooming till frost anyway. Some with a little rest period.
So-After seeing so many gorgeous other clematis on the 'I'm sick of winter thread' I'm wondering do type 2s ever get as easy to grow as most of my 3s? Do other people deal clematis wilt when plants are young? Did I do something wrong?
I know now that many clematis have a tendency to grow faster then their roots can can supply nutrients. I also think perhaps I over watered in my early years. Any advice to get me over the hump so to speak or maybe it's just time to try again.
I have some type 2 clematis that do well, but others that struggle in my garden.
I have a HF Young (the blue one I added to the 'Sick of Winter' thread) which has thrived. It dies back to the snow line most years and I trim off dead stuff when it starts sprouting, so in effect it gets type 3 pruning. I have a Guernsey Cream (white) that does well in half shade and blooms beautifully every year even though due to its location growing through the middle of a lilac it never gets pruned at all. So I guess I'd recommend either one of them.
I have had two Niobe, one of which died, and the other of which has always struggled with only a few stems each year and sometimes wilt. It has gotten cut back like a 3 for several years, but doesn't seem any happier cut hard or not. I'm planning to dig it up and put it somewhere less obvious this year and I don't know if it will die, continue to struggle or decide that it just didn't like its current location and begin to thrive . So I guess that I'd suggest that you choose your varieties carefully based on recommendations of plants that seem to do well for many folks.
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I have had some type 2's that do very well and I have had some type 2's that just seem to either succomb to wilt are just fade away. There are some very beautiful type 2's and you really have nothing, other than the plant to lose, by trying.
I too pruned all of my type 2's like type 3's for the first couple of years. I now prune them after flowering. Often I will get a second flush, but that second flush is never as full and nice as the first flush.
Thanks nhbabs- I'll give HF Young a try. Unfortunately Niobe was my first try. Even bought it a second time since I thought it was my fault it died. Didn't do much better the second time
Thank you buyorsell and Carolyn. Yes, what 2s I had or have I just cut back like my 3s. The only type two that I have currently is Silmakivi and of course it has neither thrived nor died. At least I can grow type 3s for now. I'll keep an eye open for strong growing 2s.
I did read a nice discussion on another forum regarding lack of vigor in many new cultivars being released.
In addition to the hard pruning for the first couple of seasons, deep planting (root crown 3-6 inches below the soil surface) will encourage a stronger root system and increased stemming, both of which tend to reduce the incidence of wilt.
And it is always good to remember that wilt is seldom fatal. Should it occur, simply cut back the vine and treat as usual (water and fertilizer) during the growing season. You may very well get regrowth that season but the vine should return the following spring regardless. Eventually it will outgrow this tendency.
In my old garden nearly all my type 2 clems - and I had a bunch - were customer returns I dragged home from the nursery where I worked. They were returned because they had wilt but after cutting back, planting and a little TLC in my garden they all turned into great vines.
I like type 2 cuz they bloom early and treat them like buyorsell. Miss Bateman, Hania, Betty Risdon & Carnaby bloom first in my garden. Lincoln Star, the Vagabond, Pink Champagne, Red Pearl & Girenas bloom shortly thereafter. Utopia, a florida hybrid, blooms fairly early.
With over ninty clematis in my gardens many are type twos. Some winters they die back so much they are pruned as type threes. Some winters they do not die back so far and are pruned like a type two. Ones that bloom double on old growth are pruned as little as possible to save that double bloom, though I have had double bloom on first bloom on new wood as well.
I've had little wilt problems until the past week when we had a lack of rain and high temps. They were kept well watered but there it is. These are five year old plants with no previous wilt problems.


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In 2014, the Food Bank's member agencies fulfilled 15,000 requests for emergency food assistance each week. More than 31,000 children in the tri-county area live in poverty. And according to the Ohio Department of Education, 53% of the children in the Mahoning Valley are eligible for free and reduced-price meals.
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Why are there yellow spots on my vinyl flooring?
I am curious if any of you know why some flooring gets yellow spots on it.
I had a weight scale in spot and there are now 4 yellow spots under it and infront of our shower under where out previous rug sat its yellow there.
I have tried everything to remove the spots they aren't going away.
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We had vinyl flooring installed in our kitchen and entry way two years ago. The installers (an old hippie group with magnificent skills!) told us to NEVER use a rug with rubber backing. There was nothing in the brochures we had describing the flooring that made us aware of the no rubber business. I had never thought about rubber feet until reading this post, but they would fall in the same category. In reading through the fine print (and I do mean FINE) on the manufacturer's web site, I found the reference to not using anything with a rubber backing, or discoloration of the floor would result, and warranty does not apply. Not only does the warranty not apply, but there is absolutely no fix other than replacing the flooring. Now - the question is - is latex the same as rubber? It is a form of rubber, but if you read the instructions on the back of latex backed products, they say they will not stain or discolor "floors". Do they mean wood, vinyl, ceramic (not much damages ceramic)? My solution with the vinyl floors has been no rubber, no latex. Makes putting a non-slipping rug down on vinyl a challenge!
Yep, it's the rubber backing on your rugs that did it. Assume your scales had rubber feet pads. Same thing had happened to us but we were going to replace the floor anyway so it didn't matter. If you switch to non-rubber backed rugs, you can use the shelf liner material which is non-skid and has a weaved pattern to it. Not supposed to cause the yellowing on vinyl. We used it for quite a long time without negative effects. You can get it by the roll at most grocery stores or HD.
After I got a new Allure vinyl floor for my kitchen, I found out that I can't use rubber backing rugs. This possed a great problem for me as I am a single guy and the only rugs I know of have a rubber backing. My floor is really bare looking. New, pretty, but bare.
I read your post earlier and you said to use shelf liner material. That is rubber as well. At least what I have seen.
Can I use a piece of carpet reminent and put the shelf liner under it somehow. The carpet backing is kind of scratchy so I know not to put that down on the floor without some kind of protection to the floor.
YOUR help would really help me at this time.
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Hmmmmm......I have a white vinyl floor with the black diamond shapes in my kitchen...I have these yellow spots where I keep the cats water bowl...There has never been any rug with rubber backing there or anything and it's impossible to remove.....The cat drinks water with her paw and it drips onto the floor so water does stay in those spots that are yellow. Can water cause this as well?
Why don't you use a 100% felt pad as a buffer between the rug and vinyl flooring. This is as long as that rug won't shift anywhere.
I bought one from here, The 1/4" is super thin, but does the job quite nicely.
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Redstone Apartments
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Live in the newest community in Manchester, NH! Redstone Apartments is convenient to shopping, downtown, and major highways.
Bedford, NH 03110
Kensington Apartments
- Scenic views of the Merrimack River valley
- Carports / Garages
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- Full size washer and dryer in each home
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Country Apartment Living in Bedford, NH... offering one and two bedroom homes. The apartment homes at Kensington offer the perfect opportunity to enjoy luxury living without the concerns of owning your own home. The award-winning designs feature private entrances, fireplaces and deluxe master suites. Select units have luxury home features such as attached garages and private dens.
Hooksett, NH 03106
University Heights
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University Heights is Hooksett New Hampshire's newest energy certified apartment community for rent. Elegant and modern, yet serene and beautiful, these fresh, modernly-constructed apartments represent a warm, inviting oasis of comfort-a place you want to call home. Here, you'll find amenities, smoke free buildings, a fantastic location, and unsurpassed layouts. All-new construction and gorgeous architecture make this location the perfect place to live.
Concord, NH 03301
Salisbury Green
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Salisbury Green in Concord NH. Property is on 26 acres. Wall to wall carpeting, fully applianced kitchens, in-house laundry facilities, private patios, A/C, cable, security system, carports, garden plots, ample on-site parking, community sponsored activities and programs. Commuters enjoy being close to Steeplegate Mall, 93, 89 and 106. Excellent area schools, post office, golf courses, tennis and ice skating facilities nearby. For summer check out our pool! On-site maintenance and staff.
Concord, NH 03301
Alton Woods
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- Pool
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Alton Woods. One and Two Bedroom Homes with Executive Style. Walk to Steeplegate Mall, grocery stores, shopping and dining. Near I-93, I-89 and 293. 24 Hour maintenance and on site management. Full kitchens, community laundry facility, A/C, high speed internet, cable/satellite, controlled access, clubhouse, fitness center, playground, pool, tennis court, covered parking, guest parking, extra storage, furnished units available, balcony/patio, some utilities included: water, sewage and trash.
Concord, NH 03301
Cranmore Ridge
- Swimming pool, sauna, & fitness
- 24 Hour Emergency Maintenance
- Large walk-in dressing rooms
- Laundry facilities on site
- Carport space (waiting list)
- Thermal Andersen windows
- Private balcony
Cranmore Ridge in Concord, New Hampshire offers one and two bedroom apartment homes for rent. Close to major highways and universities, Cranmore Ridge is the perfect location at a great price. Heat included in all listed prices.
Penacook, NH 03303
The Village at Thirty Pines
- Central A/C
- Granite countertops & oak cabinets
- Washer/ Dryer in each apt.
- Gas fireplace
- Pet Friendly
- Master bedroom suite w/ private bath
Milford, NH 03055
Milford Trails Apartments and Storage
- Air Conditioned
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- Laundry Facilities in Each Building
- Playground
- 24-Hour Emergency Maintenance
- Gazebo/Picnic Area
- Lighted Basketball Court
- Swimming Pool
Do you have a passion for carefree living in the quiet town of Milford? Then Milford Trails Apartments are just right for you. Enjoy our quiet location, wooded nature trails, manicured grounds, playground, pool, recreational courts for tennis and basketball and lovely picnic and BBQ areas. There are private storage areas on-site and 24 hour emergency maintenance.
Nashua, NH 03063
Regent Park Apartments
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Regent Park Apartments and Townhomes. Conveniently located in Nashua, NH offering 1 and 2 bedroom apartment homes!
North Attleboro, MA 02760
Royal Park Apartments & Townhomes
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Nashua, NH 03062
Canterbury Apartments
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- New Renovated Kitchens
- Private Patios or Balconies
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- Minutes to Route 3, 111, 495
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Nashua, NH 03060
Hampshire Heights
- Heat and Hot Water Included
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- Recently renovated units
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ALL OUR UNIT PRICINGS INCLUDE HEAT AND HOT WATER!! SO CALL TODAY!!! Come see our newly remodeled units. We are adjacent to 24 hour convience store, with easy access to route 3 and within walking distance to restaurants, grocery stores and the Pheasant Lane Mall. We have just two buildings with property manager onsite. We have an outdoor pool, parking for two cars and laundry rooms in each building. Most units have dinning rooms. All rents include heat and hot water. Ask about move-in specials.
Salem, NH 03079
Willow Park Apartments
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- Walking Distance to Shopping
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- Sorry no pets please
Willow Park offers studio, one and two bedroom apartment homes. Located in Salem, NH.
Dracut, MA 01826
Lakeshore Apartments
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- Additional locked storage unit
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It might be a silly question, but I have a Samsung GS2 right now with a totally broken USB port from very frequent connection/disconnection of the charger. It *probably* won't happen on my replacement phone, but just to be on the safe side I was looking for either wireless charging or a dock of some sort, for my next device.
A lot of phones are starting to support Qi charging out of the box, but I know that can't be done on the One thanks to the metal housing. The Xperia Z series has a nice solution with (waterproof!) external contact pads that attach to a magnetic cable or desktop dock.
Does anybody make something like this for the One? Even if it has to connect through USB (and it sounds like it does...) a good dock would make sure the USB plug connects squarely to the socket and would minimize any lateral stress on the port.


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David Zalubowski, Associated Press
DENVER — With Stanford playing stifling defense on Baylor star Brittney Griner, someone else needed to step up.
Enter Terran Condrey.
The senior guard who hadn't hit double figures in more than two months suddenly found her shooting touch, scoring 10 of her 13 points in the second half to lead Baylor to a 59-47 win over Stanford on Sunday night.
Condrey's performance has the Bears (39-0) in the championship game against Notre Dame on Tuesday night. Should they win, the Bears will become the first team to turn in a 40-win season in NCAA history.
Griner, for one, was thrilled to see Condrey rescue the squad.
"It's not the first time she had done this," said Griner, a finalist for the player of the year award. "She's silent, but you hear her on the court."
Baylor definitely needed her with the Cardinal (35-2) playing a smothering brand of defense on the 6-foot-8 Griner, who was held to 13 points.
That was all part of the Stanford scheme — make someone else beat them.
Not only did Condrey deliver, but so did Odyssey Sims. She had a strong second half as well, pouring in nine of her 11 points to help Baylor pull away.
This was simply proof the Bears are far from a one-person team.
"Brittney is the face of women's basketball but we have other players," coach Kim Mulkey said.
The very tall and extremely athletic Griner has been so dominant over her career that she's changed the way her coach goes about preparing for a game.
Mulkey is willing to take more risks, knowing the 6-foot-8 post player is constantly lurking nearby to save the day.
"Because we have Brittney back there to help, we can gamble more," said Mulkey, who was recently diagnosed with Bell's palsy, a form of facial paralysis. "I think she's made all of us change."
And because of Griner's extraordinary talent on the floor, the Bears have seen just about every kind of defense imaginable to stop her.
Very little seems to slow Griner down as she's averaging 23 points this season. But Stanford kept her well below that output.
"They're a great team without her. But with her they're spectacular," Stanford coach Tara VanDerveer said. "She's really a spectacular player, just someone that is really special in the women's game.
"We prepared really hard. But at the end of the day they outplayed us."
And Condrey helped lead the way, scoring in double figures for the first time since Jan. 26 at Oklahoma when she had 14.
"Most teams double Griner and leave people open," Condrey said. "We had to be ready to knock down shots."
SIGHTINGS: Former U.S. Secretary of State and Notre Dame alum Condoleezza Rice had a front-row seat for the game and was wearing a blue sweater embroidered with an Irish logo.
Then, for the second game, Rice donned a crimson sweater to support Stanford, a school she also has ties with.
Rice wasn't the only celebrity in attendance. Baylor's Heisman Trophy winner Robert Griffin III showed up to support the Lady Bears. He gave coach Kim Mulkey a big hug as they walked off the court.
SIBLING REVELRY: Stanford's Chiney Ogwumike has long lived in the shadow of her older sister, often drawing comparisons to her and always trying to measure up.
And while Nnemkadi Ogwumike has set the bar high, little sis has done a pretty commendable job following in her footsteps.
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Right now the level generator is only putting out base geometry. One of our next projects is the integration of props and structures like pillars, pits, walkways, bridges, platforms and balconies.
Designer extraordinaire, I suppose.
Right now the level generator is only putting out base geometry. One of our next projects is the integration of props and structures like pillars, pits, walkways, bridges, platforms and balconies.
What the eff dude. Not cool. :/
For the moment, we're going to use very limited verticality, provided mostly by props, premade structures, and wall types. This is basically because adding vertical anything makes the generator a great deal more complex without a justifiable payoff; the logic now has to account for connecting rooms in three diamensons, which is hard for intelligent designers, nevermind an automated process!
It's not something we've written off, but it's not a goal for the first versions of the generator either. Instead, we're going to focus on creating interesting levels with lots of cool secrets, varying layouts, and different logical structures. The time we save by pushing vertical element back will enable us to do things like key and switch locks and secret passages!
They are off-center; this is in imitation of the source material.
There will definitely be more.
Of course!
Yep. The grenade launcher grunt has a red beret for the same purpose.
It flicks them out, as if it were throwing them.
Also it looks way more awesome feeding into the gun this way. Just... don't try to think about the logistics. It's not that kind of game!
You're huge! That means you have huge guts!
We're going back and forth on if we want to have the Nun Shredder as a miniboss.
Go watch "Three the Hard Way" if you haven't already. It'll be perfect inspiration.
This is the best game concept I have ever seen.
Of course.
I will definitely be organizing games and even running them after release to drum up interest.
Check the back of the base...
My terrible Japanese skills are revealed for the world to see!
The intent of the joke was like a name tag for a department store employee. The Tanaka was chosen because it is part of a running gag in the Fast Karate for the Gentlemen podcast.
Make them big, easier to work with.
The exact stats are on the wiki.
The game wasn't even a game. Everyone who pines over it is just being a silly fanboy. Had they released it, it would have been hated by everyone; you lot only like it because you can't play it.
That's actually exactly the idea. It's high-tech in the classic rocket-ship way, not the bleeding-edge angles, cutaways and needless glows of todays sci-fi.
It's not really a uniform; she's a Moe anthropomorphism.
I meant texture on the gun (skin is another word for texture in 3d modelling)
On the one hand, you have a mod with techno-dinosaurs, so I should really restrain myself.
On the other hand...
How exact does ionized gas achieve a ballistic arc?
(It's a cool model BTW, but I feel the assembly between the base and the weapon needs some sprucing up.
They will randomly have masks, goggles, both, or neither.
Gaaaaaah and my opinion flip-flops again. Maybe it was just the lighting in this video as compared to the last one, but things look a little more dynamic in this. I'll reserve final judgement for when I try it out.
Mad props for the remade montage though, just on principle.
It's supposed to be very angular rather than rounded like the real life vehicle, so that it matches the sharp-edged Allied aesthetic.
The tank floats freely about the wheels, so the wheels remain stationary when the tank pitches.
They might also be Tech-Guard.
It's similar to how many people who believe the rapture is coming oppose environmentalism; if the baby jesus is going to beam everyone up to Heaven in a few years, what does the long term health of the planet matter? Similarly, you find folks who disagree heavily with life extension research; so much so it's bled into popular culture. Think about how often media and literature protrays biological immortality as immoral and the people going after it as greedy and evil.
Not quite. Instead, I posit that an illogical promise of immortality, such as the concept of the soul, might distract or discourage you from assisting in the creation ACTUALLY immortality, through medical and transhumanistic research. Something like immortality may actually be possible (at the very least, life extension is within our grasp) and if people don't go through with it because they are convinced of supernatural immortality, they stand to lose quite a bit. Don't be one of those people!
To which I respond with the Litany of Tarski. It goes like this.
If the sky is blue
I desire to believe that the sky is blue
If the sky is not blue
I desire to believe that the sky is not blue.
Replace "sky is blue" with whatever the issue is. You want immortality? So do I. Thing is, if I believe that immortality is already dealt with, I will not take the steps necessary to ACTUALLY be immortal. I won't donate to medical research and lobby for more funding for life-extension technology. You need to believe whatever it is that is true so you can deal with it better.
There was cake, but it wasn't for you. Also, spoiling Citizen Kane is roughly on the same moral level as punching a baby. Please don't do it.
The thing is, claims of a soul are extraordinary. Our worldview on the operation of consciousness are probably very similar, except your system requires an extra operator than mine. Therefore, burden of evidence is on you, not me. Bring me a gram of soul, give me evidence!
I don't post in Rationalists of Moddb anymore because it was quite clear that I wasn't going to get through to anyone. Case in point; your belief that a "soul" is necessary to comprehend the "form" of an object, which is completely baseless. Not only is the concept of "form" completely arbitrary and requires an anthropomorphization of thought (after all, the world we see is not actually how things actually work) but it's also blatantly false; computers can, for example, do facial recognition, track the movement of a person with a video camera and map their skeleton from the images, and find object outlines in a 2 dimensional representation of 3d space. There is nothing supernatural about object recognition!
It can't hit ground, but yeah, it can hit jets. Sorry for waffling on that, but I realized it'll need to hit Hawker Spectres in Reservists vs Vietcong matches.
They spawn on the map, and protect your base from just being straight-up rushed; that's why they defend against infantry and light vehicles, the early game VC staples. You might also see them in regular multiplayer maps.
The VC version of this will be a SA-7 emplacement that will be good against vehicles and air, preventing the ARVN from essentially fast-teching into the VC base and forcing them to build up and gain the economic/map control advantage first.
Dude, tanks are not that big compared to infantrymen. I know they seem large in pictures and movies, but the fact of the matter is designers need to keep them small so they don't get shot :P
A good rule of the thumb is to scale to the hatchs. The scale you have right now, you could probably fit two guys in each hatch. Tanks and cramped, and there isn't a lot of room to move around. Those tanks look like they could have seperate stories. The only tanks that should be that large are Apocolypse tanks and equivilent.
You want some of this?
The eagle has a similar resomalutions to the one on the Guardian tank. The noseart was done special (on a seperate 256 texture) for maximum amazing.
That is a great idea!
This vehicle looks amazingly badass, and I cannot wait to see it done.
You mean the game set in the 50s with designs from 1990? Yeah, so realistic.
The answer is quite simple, if you know about stellar physics. The sun is a big fuel ball of plasma, constantly shifting as various parts gain or lose porportional amounts of heat. Changes are caused by changes in the composition of the part currently undergoing fusion. A big bubble of helium in the right place will change the way the reaction goes and the total output.
Any change would be gradual, in the range of decades or centuries.
The light tank turrets are smaller than real-world tank turrets anyway.
Kinda but kinda not. Game theory is a subset of rationality dealing with the way people interact with one another and on making the best choices to suit your goals. To quote wikipedia; "Game theory attempts to mathematically capture behavior in strategic situations, or games, in which an individual's success in making choices depends on the choices of others"
Practical game theory is basically both the sort of thing you'd learn to run a con or to prevent being conned, or what you'd use to predict the behaviors of people in certain situations. It's no more Bad than technology is Bad; you can use it to protect yourself and others just as easily as you can use it to screw others over. It's also the foundation of ethics; you determine which result is more ethical in a Game so you know which one you need to encourage and can start figuring out how.
Though I like the C&C4 style in general, I'd need to see the art direction.
These pictures have just been taken from different parts of the Earth and assembled.
A new star might be a supernova, which would be huge news in astrophysics, but I've not heard anything from my channels so it might just be bad star-counting or a change in observational environment.
Uh... I drew this, not Chris. :P
It's not just more accurate, it's safer. You couldn't be on-deck while guns like this were firing, due to overpressure.
Apoc is OP.
It still does AA duties.
The would make it a base, not an acid.
Your art is fantastic and your sense of mechanical design is very down to earth. I like.
If that isn't sarcastic I'll slap you with a pool noodle.
Yeah, as I recall I used a tuning fork shape on the Paradox Gap Generator.
Hey, you know that the problem with that is? The moment everyone is equal, nobody is, because there will always be somebody smarter and more willing to do what is nessesary to take power. There will always be an imbalance, if simply because of genetics, and that imbalance will only grow over time.
If you want equality, you have to enforce it. The ultimate irony of human society is that the only way to make everyone equal is to put somebody in charge and task them with enforcing a reasonable degree of equality. Otherwise, the strong will simply take charge over the weak by force.
That he has contributed a net 150% return on the population exchange?
Most developed nations are failing to maintain population stability, which in extreme cases, such as in Japan right now, can cause serious economic and social problems as older people no longer contributing to society outnumber those who are. While an overall decline in population is desirable, it would honestly be better if the rate of population growth was to slow and decline in poorer regions (Something that is finally beginning to occur in some regions as birth control becomes more widespread and better understood while the infant mortality rate continues to fall globally) until the local infastructure is capable of supporting the population there. A person in a developed country having three kids is honestly not a bad thing.
Also, I will say that I do not approve of anti-vaccine hysteria. A quick look at pre-vaccination statistics will inform you that you have a better than odds chance of only being alive today because of innoculation; diseases that used to affect, maim and kill millions, in horrifying agony, have been wiped clean off the face of the earth thanks to the simple science behind vaccination. You want to lower the population of the earth? You STOP vaccinating, and you let the massive infant and childhood mortality rates kick back into effect.
These people aren't talking about murder. They are talking about lowering birth rates, of letting natural death rates catch up. Yeah, it's a little morbid, but that is the nature of a universe that was not designed for life and a species that evolved to propagate in order to replace those lost. One day, perhaps, we'll achieve biological immortality and be able to realistically reach out for the stars and leave these petty issues behind, but right now we have to face the reality that we are fitting seven billion people on a planet that can only hope to support 3.5 billion at most in the long term.
Yeah, and during debates I say **** like "Religion is the single greatest cause of human suffering in the long term" and "Patriarchy and those that support it represent the single largest system of repression in human history" and I make it evidently clear that I would love to see both these social systems destroyed and done away with. However, to kill every religious person, or every man, on the planet (or even a sizable portion!) would create far too much suffering for it to be the morally correct thing! Even in emperical terms, there is no justification for mass death to bring about social change.
I command **** all the time! I want more than anything a mandatory high school course on human rationality. It is the thing I want more than anything in the world. I will go so far as to say that I demand it from our society and I consider the lack of such a course a failure. However, I am not going to kill the people who make that impossible, and I don't wish death on them either!
I think it'd be totally awesome if the population stabilized at five hundred million. If I ruled the world with an iron fist and a legion of doombots, I'd set things up to encourage a population figure around thereabouts. However, I wouldn't actually be preventing any suffering by killing people until the population hit that mark, so doing so would be a rather bad idea.
Does that make sense?
There is a big difference between an ideal and murdering billions to achieve that ideal. For example, I would personally love to live in a society without religion. To be honest, I hate religion, passionately; it clouds the rational judgement of human beings and slows scientific and cultural development. However, this does not mean I want all religious people dead! Or even some religious people! (Ok, maybe Fred Phelps...) Likewise, I am a profeminist; doesn't mean I'm going to start killing every man I see (that would be rather hypocritical for starters, not to mention morally wrong!)
When a person states an opinion, it does not mean they want to kill everyone that does not share that opinion! The world would be a much scarier place if that was true.
We can fix eet! WE SHALL FIX EET!
There are no bugs if you remember to shift them downward too, it looks a million times better, and doesn't cause any gameplay problems. It's entirely a thematic choice to do it or not.
Needs moar colour variation.
Holy crap, are these custom infantry or C&C3 infantry?
It's actually an old anime fandom term. A classic sight gag is having a female character pull a mallet out from behind her back and knock a lecherous character flying, hence, hammerspace.
I'd love to take credit, but this is an offical map. It got patched in in one of the more recent patches.
Glad to know I'm not the only person who does that!
Sure, but wouldn't a better armour selection be across the whole torso in overlapping sections, leaving the arms and legs free for maximum mobility? This armour is not going to protect you and will likely slow you down, because it doesn't cover ANYTHING vital, interferes with the movement of your shoulders, and adds a lot of weight to your legs.
Also, this is the Empire of the Rising Sun. They can make mecha, but not lightwieght mobile infantry armour?
You clearly have no idea what you are talking about.
In the fluff, Predators have two crewmen, even with sponsons, due to computer assistance.
We too work with pre-existing textures all the time, working on Paradox. The portions of the texture are familiar to us.
Actually, there is a simpler reason. The Allies are a much more, ahem, rational faction than the others, comparitively speaking, especially when it comes to air units. While they do make strange machines and technologies, they delberately avoid massive oversized superweapons like everyone else. Look at the high-level units of the Allies; a medium-sized fighter plane, large tactical bombers, micro-carriers, and so forth. The Allies have no grand visions of hugely oversized war machines; they just build what works, for the most part.
These "little helis" are twice as big as the Twinblade and their only function is to carry.
It doesn't, unfortunately. The damage is just enough to not kill a peacekeeper. However, swarms of them could do it.
Other picture :P
Absolutely fantastic!
I don't think it has as much visual punch as the original, but that may be just me.
Nope you got it. The Razor is a ballistic sub.
Huhnu, watch it, buddy. He hasn't done anything to deserve such vitriol.
So... you'll be transferring in a bunch of factions from other CnC games?
Hooray for creativity!
There are going to be some... revisions. The Japanese and Talon lists are getting some serious overhaul, China is getting some refinement, and the Soviets are going to see some minor changes.
However, we found it actually impossible to program such a state with "firing the weapon" as a trigger, so we're exploring other options.
We tried to do an oil painting of each frame, but it didn't work out too well.
Everyone... take a step back and repeat to yourself; It's Red Alert. **** is wack.
Place a CD in the microwave and get back to me.
Hydrofoils. In addition, you could always patrol the air with Apollos or, if you have the cash, Achilles.
No, overall the Naginata is a superior design. Though the Subhunter does slightly more DPS, it's armour is very, very much inferior.
It's been a few years, the technology has been passed around to the varoius nations by now. Keeping a technology secret from your own allies would be pretty silly you know.
Northernmost Canada, the settlement of Alert, appropriately.
Fairly long, about 3/4 of a screen.
Ball cockpit and skeletal tail? It's based on the same copter as the one in M.A.S.H.
Titanium is actually roughly as light as aluminium but as strong as steel; there is a reason it is used in planes.
It's gotta stay fast and light, though. The Confederates value speed over armour as they have to stay mobile. I imagine they actually removed the useless aluminum plating over the tail for weight reduction.
No, you see, this IS the AH-64 Longbow (technically this one is the ANH-55 Longbow), the RA universe one from the 1950s, not the modern one. As a result, it has to look a little Korean War-ish (hence the steel frame tail) while still resembling the original idea. It's by no means a modern, high-tech helicopter, though it certainly was 15 years before the start of the campaign when it was first built.
We're... actually not sure yet. We're going to balance it and find out if having it be multiple shot is balanced correctly yet still retains the effect we desire.
This is my fault, at least. I wanted the Achilles not to have any of those things; it's not so much a plane as it is a rocket ship with wings. I do see where you are coming from, however. Thanks as always for the help.
The effect is merely a placeholder. Eventually, it'll look like a miniature sun is bursting forth from the back of the plane.
We just might do something like that.
Steam powered ships are not necessarily slow; even in the second world war many ships had coal-powered engines.
Yes. However, the model is not as broad as the other MCVs, so it will not have such an easy time at it.
You better believe it.
There IS a law about importing content you didn't create. Under the Laws of Fair Use, you have to create all your physical content if your going to use somebody else's intellectual properties.
Nope, 3ds Max actually.
Won't all those awesome details kinda get lost to a commander hovering above the battlefield? I mean, infantry are kinda small.
Yes, it is invincible when in motion. To compensate, it cannot fire unless it is standing still. The missiles do no damage, but function much like terror drone infections. It cannot fire in superstring mode.
Its summoned.
It IS, it IS! MHAHAHA!
Yes. Along with the Icarus and the Guardian, it'll form the basis of the new Allied armour forces.
The RA universe's equivalent of the Sherman, really.
The Confederate's unit list is available for viewing; just click the yellow logo on the front page.
Check the other lists; you'll find that China is in line with those factions in terms of the size of their unit lists. Paradox is dedicated to providing players as wide set of option as possible.
I don't mean to insult you or anything, but I just want to ask, why do you want all the RA2 stuff back for RA3 mods? I'm always of the opinion that remaking old games as modding projects is rather silly; you can always play the old game, can't you?
Well, I can solve your polycount issue for you: recommended max is 3000.
What kinda polycounts you pulling with these? It's an amazing model, but can it run in-game?
Yes, it was. However, RA1 was also set in the 1950s, so the choice of tanks for the cutscenes made absolutely no sense! We decided to apply our own style to the classic concepts, and make them our own.
Actually, there is. Computers can only process a certain number of faces, and engines are calibrated to perform optimally within a certain range. In RA3's case, 3500 is roughly the recommended maximum for vehicle models, and buildings are usually supposed to fall within a similar range. Going above these counts can result in slowdowns and rendering problems, so high levels of detail are better rendered with normal maps.
Some of those polycounts look pretty high to me. Are you sure these models fall within the ingame recommendation?
The eyes will glow in the game proper.
Not that well made, considering they blow up if you tap them too hard. :P
They explode, obviously. They use the same elements as guns; from left to right, ice, exploding, shock, neutral (doesn't explode, but you can use it as a projectile or cover), Slime, Internet, Acid and Fire.
It's a vacuum tube. :P
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Currently, all our weapons fire objects which do the damage, so players have to get used to the ballistics of whatever weapon they are using, and we can do fun stuff with different projectiles.
The Beamer and Magnum weapons, however, will use raycasts, as will most of the melee weapons. These weapons especially the Magnums, are more twitch-oriented while the other weapons play more to a run-and-gun playstyle.
Very soon. We're doing cool level generation stuff...
'cuz logic is for games that are less awesome.
I dunno if we'll be compatible with such advanced operating systems...
Old-school? What are you talking about? This is clearly cutting edge!
That's the hope! It's a confluence of a lot of things at the moment, most of which is "making an indie game is a lot of work, holy ****", and also "RA3 has been miserable to us every step of the way and we kind of burnt out".
Kinda... sorry about that. We tried, but making an indie game is a lot of work, and we're spread thin enough as it is. We had to make a choice in the short-term, and due to a wide variety of factors the commercial projects won out for now.
I promise it will happen sometime in 1997. Keep your eyes peeled!
(But seriously, it'll be done when it's fun, so to speak. We have a progress map, but nothing is super fixed so we can concentrate on just making it the best Bloodcrusher we can.)
At the moment, it's on hold as we try to get some commercial projects off the ground.
Soon... soon...
No, sorry, this is a commercial project. Our most likely price point is $15 dollars.
Guns in Bloodcrusher don't reload; it's an old-school shooter, you can shoot until the ammo runs out. Shotguns shoot somewhere between 1 and 40-ish individual projectiles every time you fire, depending on your barrel and ammunition type.
Do you mean shooting more than one grenade at once, or shooting a grenade that explodes into smaller grenades? Or both at the same time?
Because we've got all that.
Yeah, but a 40k bolter is basically a .75 explosive gyrojet.
And we have those.
You'll have to do it quite a bit, because that got a lot of health...
Oh, you mean an automatic with explosive gyrojet rounds?
Cuz that's a thing.
We could probably make the text portions selectable, yeah. We've used Unity to make generators for RPGs before.
It's real... in our hearts.
However, as the game continues the weapon drops that occur will start getting way more bananas.
Believe it or not, there are no major 90 degree angles on any visible part of the craft. Most of the edges were smoothed off.
Did you ever consider there might not be a why? That there can be no greater purpose than that we give ourself? That we might not be bound to servitude by deities?
The ONLY truth is scientific truth. A religion by it's very nature can never comprehend this.
Yes, but Paradox takes place in a stylized retro 1969, not 2010.
First off, troops were wearing kilts into combat as late as 1940, so your idea that kilts are "not combat effective" is rather strange. Second off, this guy is going to be absolutely tiny onscreen, so his features have to be exaggerated; the kilt gives him a dramatic profile, and his rifle will stand out quite a bit. Frankly, your concerns are both nitpicky and inaccurate.
Oh, it's better than that. In normal operation it explodes like anything else... but there is a situation where the Super Reactor detonation will look like child's play.
Oh, crap. We'll deal wid that. Thanks.
The word may be a stylized translation, or exclusively foreign word for a piece of Chinese mythology. En.wikipedia.org
Second, the flag is not really the flag of a Chinese state so much as the flag of a party within it who came to power over the state. Taoist influences are abound within this party, hence the use of the Taijitu.
Nope, combat fatigues and a field cap. The Confederates are a serious faction; well, as serious as one can be in the Red Alert universe.


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I was, of course, compelled to respond to this person and inform him of the error of his ways. I suggested that if he hadn't read Gary Taubes' exposé yet, he should waste no time doing so. Some small inkling of trepidation nagged at the back of my mind after I'd hit the 'send' button. Whose toes was I stepping on here? I imagined being called to someone's office to be grilled as to my scientific credentials and what authority I claimed to possess that would allow the audacious questioning of the lords and owners of the land.
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The ability to maintain a comfortable lifestyle for one's self and one's family is a primary human motivation. After basic physiological functions, security is the next highest priority in Maslow's hierarchy of needs. Taubes mentions in his book several scientists and researchers who over the last century dared discount the status quo and suffered for it. If I were in a position that required I disseminate doctrine about what to eat and what not to eat, would I speak what I believed to be the truth once I'd had my eyes opened? Or would I continue to dispense government-sanctioned misinformation, knowing it will have the opposite intended effect on those who trust me to have their best interests at heart? How much authority do I have to be able to speak against conventional standards without putting my livelihood in jeopardy?
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The inability to profess one's personal beliefs in consideration of maintaining one's security is as wide-ranging as one can imagine. How many people decline to discuss their personal notions with the majority of those around them who hold different views, particularly those who might have some sway over their security? How much influence is exerted on what one believes or professes to believe by one's being part of a group? A mob may be incited to react in a way that would be inconsistent with how the majority of its members would react on an individual basis. Strength of numbers has nothing to do with truth or with being right; it has only to do with power.
As much as I'd like to admonish them, I can't help but understand the very simple reasons so many of our fellows must necessarily continue on the path they're walking regardless of what they might hold to be true. The head of the medical department because, despite his position, he does not have the authority to change company policy from the conventionally accepted and government-sanctioned dogma. My doctor, who, upon changing some of the ways he practices his profession, might likely be ostracized by his peers, by the hospitals and medical organizations with which he is associated, and by those whose livelihoods depend on him. The food critic for the local newspaper who has no problem dispensing nutritional information to her readership as long as it doesn't contradict misguided mainstream notions and who would probably have to find something else to do for a living if she had to write restaurant reviews from the viewpoint most of you reading this have come to accept as the only sane and acceptable one. The world is an asylum, and while the grand majority of its population are inmates, it is the inmates who are in control at the time.
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It's Friday, I'm sure all of you are happy about that. Me personally could care less as I don't feel good really, all stuffed up, slight headache, and I just feel weird like I'm going to be getting sick. Anyway,…
News for Sunday April 10th 2011
by Kristofer Brozio •
Well it's Sunday, very early, 9 minutes after 12 as I'm typing this actually. I was supposed to be done with all of this on Saturday actually but I have one more review coming yet for you of a graphics…
News for March 4th 2011
by Kristofer Brozio •
Ok, so it's time for the news. I was going to have a review of the Orb TV for you, but I ran into some issues with it, so give me a couple more days to work them out. I'll…
New Products on technogog
by Kristofer Brozio •
Happy Monday, welcome to a new week and we'll start it off with a listing of the new products we've recently added to our main site. We've got projectors, cell phones, netbooks, GPS devices and monitors too!
News and Reviews for 11-12-09
by Kristofer Brozio •
So does anyone care on the format for the news? Do you like it just random with links and info, or just a short title linked? Anyone there?
Apple iPod Nano 4th Gen 8gb Product Red Color
by Kristofer Brozio •
So, believe it or not I've never owned an iPod, you'd think being into technology as much as I am I'd have at least one, but nope, not until now. Since I've had the iPod, I've had quite a bit…


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