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Saw that. Hamidon is apparently using cell-division to breed asexually. There's no fun in that.
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If it's anything like music becoming public domain, it's something like 75 years.
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Quote:Oooh sweet! I would've loved to see that thing hovering over the Paragon City during a Rikti invasion event.
And hey, someone needs to post the demorecords of this. -
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So now I have to ask... IS there a functional mothership? Or is it at least possible to spawn one in the sky like it's hovering over the city?
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Quote:This is more the fault of corporate "in-breeding" than overall bigotry. Most get in the door because of family, friends, etc, resulting in everyone being like-minded. It's even worse in Hollywood. You should see some of the scripts that are actually being offered for sale, that have wording just as bad.Holeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee ****!
You get disapproving looks at meeting at my company for just dropping an F-Bomb in a meeting in ANY context ("this is f'n good coffee!") I am stupefied at the moronic things some people will say, let alone say in a corporate environment. Insane. -
Quote:Heh, the only different between the sexual nature of males vs. females is... the females lie about it.The other side to this, is I know plenty of women who roleplay those gangrapes.
All these complaints, they're not limited to one's sex. It's just how people are. I promise you, if it was a room full of women making the game, they wouldn't be saying "Let's make the guys run the gauntlet in looks." or "Let's make the guys look completely ugly, over weight and hairy, geeky and skinny." -
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Quote:To be fair, I don't think the majority female populous helped much with that. Until Facebook, Farmville, and mobile gaming phones, playing video games was the quickest way for a guy to get himself on the "Do not date, EVER" list.Honestly, it's no different in America today. The gaming industry is still thought of and treated as a boys club. Just go read the #1ReasonWhy on twitter to see.
The fact that an entertainment industry in a first world country treats half of its population in the same manner as a backwards out of date sexist culture is laughable. -
Quote:My La Fae Verte's appearance is like how I feel about cars. I always want a blue car because nobody else has one. And then I can spot it from a quarter mile away in even in a sporting arena parking lot. To find Verte... I just look for the abnormally bright green glow.In a crowd shot like that you wouldn't be able to see the names in the 3 point font either.
Quote:Little known fact: the images have the character names embedded in the image tags. This is automatically generated by the game. -
Yeah... I haven't been able to figure out how the rumor eventually spread (and stuck) that Stanley Woo ever served on the Tortanic, but yes, it's funny nevertheless.
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Quote:Yeah I know.?
I meant about TOR forums deleting a thread that linked to CoH forums.
I guess you're not well-versed in the lore of the Tortanic tragedy. Allow me to enlighten you.
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Quote:Wow, there were accusations of astroturfing too? Sheesh.Wow, it only took them an hour to delete that thread. I guess that this Andryah person really is a BW employee and doesn't like being laughed at.
I guess that $400mil-something budget doesn't help their forum feel any different from this one. 8) -
The stink of it was, I thought this was going to happen inside of MA missions, based on what I'd read. So I didn't think there was a very specific time deadline. So, I missed everything up until Hamidon.
I also crashed twice (presumably a memory issue), so I missed a lot more. An even bigger stink was, I have a RAM upgrade sitting on my desk that I bought yesterday. But I didn't think I'd need it for the Beta event because I thought it was an MA mission. *facepalm*
Glad I was able to get in there though, for even part of it. This was the type of thing I was hoping would happen near the end, an epic scripted hellstorm. -
Quote:That's a bit of an over-reaction...Whatevs, Mr "I'm gonna make sure you know that all you people who want to save this game are the wrongity-wrongest of all possible wrongity-wrongs, now and forever, from sunrise to sunset, throughout the aeons, to heaven and hell and beyond! Then I will be back to tell you again how WROOOOOONG you are!"
I'll letcha know when your opinion matters to me, Mr Wrongity-Wrong. Till then, you and your girlfriend here have fun haunting whatever MMO you pick out next to troll. I can only hope I am not playing it. You represent some of the worst this forum ever had to offer.
Cya. You will not be missed. Nor will she.... he... it, whatever.
Quote:Originally Posted by Evil_LegacyPeople will go about their way after the massive party on Fri. and some probably will run into again in other games some wont, some wont play another game and some will work harder on getting that replacement game up and running. I hope it succeeds. -
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Quote:I think that's the same reason a lot of the anti-NCsoft crowd have been rather annoyed. We definitely are in a very unusual situation here with this information blackout coming from all directions.I guess the only actual "proof" will when and if either the IP will be sold or not, and or what ever NCSoft states. Or if one of the companies that supposedly made offer actually make a public statement saying whether or not they made an offer.
I never seen this much secrecy outside an illegal drug deal ever before with so many supposed offers and or supposedly turned down offers.
Disney's purchases or aim to buy other companies is seem to be usually published, even the ones where the deal dont go through.
Yet, a simple game IP, is like it's selling top secrect government information.
Some of it MAY be caused by the fact that NCsoft has accidentally found themselves in hot water before, over things they didn't see any reason to be an issue. So perhaps there's more paranoia there than we realize. It may even be paranoia over nothing, but they can't tell the difference.
That may be the difference between a company like NCsoft and Disney or BMW. I also won't pretend to understand the difference between how business is done in Korea and other examples. Maybe this lack of transparency is just standard 'business as usual' for them. If there's multiple companies who made a bid for it, then it could be akin to a silent auction where nobody gets to disclose what their bid was.
The top secret government thing just reminded me of a few things. Since we've been in the box of conspiracy theories: I was once a hardcore UFO fanatic. And the Roswell crash was always the holy grail. But as I poked around that more and more, I became convinced that the "alien craft" of myth was actually an early version of the Blackbird. Maybe it isn't, but that was the theory I came up with, long before I saw anyone else suggest it. But regardless, when it crashed, the first explanation the government decided to give to the people was that it was a flying saucer. BIG F'ING MISTAKE. One that they still haven't been able to brush off more than 50 years later.
Why are a lot of people still iffy about NCsoft's decision? If CoH was under-performing, why didn't they just say that? Follow up on PS's announcement and make an official statement (which should have been prepared before PS was even given the news). The company realignment to slowly pull out of the West isn't even needed to justify it. "The product isn't selling, so we're choosing to stop." That would have been a simple honest business answer. And people would've been angry, but it's a very simple explanation. Why not tell us that? Because they want to save face and not admit to the public that they had a failing product? If not that, then what? Either way, it hasn't worked out too well on the PR front. Like the Roswell incident, maybe sometimes the cover story is just as important, perhaps even more important, than what you're trying to cover up. NCsoft doesn't have a history of good communication with its customers.
Quote:And if those people were under a true NDA and or it's llegal for them to speak on it, isnt by definition, the people that may have or may have not heard from these said insiders that cant speak because it would be illegal, is proof that the person spoke about it if they indeed did tell that person who then told the rest of the community? If say Brian Clayton would have trouble gettign a job or something because of his lack of ability to keep secrets if he came out and either confirmed or denied the word that is going around, why would someone trust him for that same reason if he actually told someone else and they go around sayign things about what they told them? If the reason was they couldnt come and tell us because of a NDA isnt getting someone or telling someone that tells everyone the details a violation of most NDAs? It's like if I told someone a secrect of the government and then they told someone else saying that they heard it from this guy and those detail matched up it probably wont take much investigation to figure out who stool pigeoned. And guess who gets arrested usually, the person who spoke when they wasnt supposed to. -
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Quote:We may get that, or we may not. Brian is probably still NDA'd anyhow. We haven't heard any new grimy details one way or another yet from ANYBODY. Maybe after shutdown that will change. But if it does, unless it's posted on Youtube as Burnt suggested (highly unlikely. how often does anyone who is even a mild celebrity go out of their way to do that, just to prove it's they who is saying it?), nobody will believe it. Any other online venue he may post it on will be immediately dismissed as a troll account or a deliberate Titan smokescreen.I wouldn't mind so much if Brian HAD come forward and said "Yup.. it's all true guys, this is how it is", at least that'd be something a little more credible than "Oh yes, I'm mates with Brian I am, and this is what we were talking about the other night". Especially when such things come from someone who makes a living out of writing fiction.