>> ^Payback:

>> ^darkrowan:
Goosebumps... pure, fucking goosebumps when he pulled out and showed he was still in the editor.

Somewhere in the past in the developement of UE4...
"Holy Crap, that Crytek WYSIWYG editor was fucking awesome."


Yah, they've been doing that since Far Cry 1 (2004).

>> ^darkrowan:

Goosebumps... pure, fucking goosebumps when he pulled out and showed he was still in the editor.


Somewhere in the past in the developement of UE4...

"Holy Crap, that Crytek WYSIWYG editor was fucking awesome."

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>> ^lucky760:

Holy crap that kicks ass.
I wonder what kind of graphics hardware is required.


Apparently my graphics card resides in my wallet and is silver with numbers on it because I seem to have to use that anytime I want to play a cool new game.

The DNS control mechanism of implementing SOPA and/or PIPA policies needs to get some more full explanation to Joe Public. Everything that the Content groups, the MPAAs and RIAAs etc. have done has been fatally flawed in that it can at best delay casual piracy, and usually even that is circumvented almost instantaneously. From what I can see, policing DNS would do no better than their other historical efforts in that regard.

This guy mentions that you can still type in an IP address and get to an infringing site. Maybe I am wrong or don't understand the full situation, but I would go a step further and say that this practice would simply result in US-based DNS servers being immediately replaced by DNS providers in other nations that fail to tow the SOPA/PIPA line. Joe User would get a quick walkthrough of changing his DNS provider through router or software settings, everybody would scramble for a brief period of time, and then the "sanctions" could be fairly safely ignored.

When the *AA's realize that the legislation they purchased with massive "campaign contributions" has no teeth, they would probably push (as in, push more dollars into the hands of lobbyists) for legal penalties to infringing sites beyond being de-listed from (US-based) DNS. If *that* were to actually happen also, it would simply chase ALL internet hosting outside of the US. The US could threaten trade sanctions or whatever against countries that turn a blind eye to infringing, but there would be so much of it going on that everyone could just balk at it and we'd be blowing a whole lot of hot air with jack behind it.

I think that the mainstream media needs a somebody with the balls to stand up and say that the cat is out of the bag on "protecting" Intellectual Property. For better or worse, it just isn't going to happen. The first group that accepts that and moves towards some new model is going to be way ahead of the curve in comparison to these dinosaurs that are trying to stitch a broken balloon together with needle and thread.

>> ^budzos:

Took thirty seconds of skipping around to find what I was afraid of: "a whole new species of Alien."
STOP DOING THIS.


And so linear!

A whole lotta *love in this. My son is 8 and his obsession for the last 3 years has been Zelda. When he's not watching youtube walkthrough videos from beginning to end, he's drawing endless maps and devising his own little fantasy world. It's very rare a day goes by that he isn't hacking air with his imaginary sword and making those inane Link grunts and yelps, he doesn't even know he's doing it most of the time.

And of course, he wants his daughter to be called Zelda, which I'm all for, it is a great name! Link however I draw the line at, that is a shitty name to have to introduce people to my grandson as

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Yes, FreeOrion. I've been following it since it was nothing but a discussion in a forum thread. Unfortunately it's progressing extremely slowly (5 years in development so far and probably another 3-5 to go) and I'm not even positive I'll like it when it's done.

>> ^mxxcon:

>> ^xxovercastxx:
What I'd really like is a new, good MOO clone/sequel. I still play MOO2 almost every day and it's 14 years old now.
isn't there some opensource mod/clone of moo2 that is still being developed?

>> ^xxovercastxx:

What I'd really like is a new, good MOO clone/sequel. I still play MOO2 almost every day and it's 14 years old now.
isn't there some opensource mod/clone of moo2 that is still being developed?

>> ^radx:

Anyone else think the UI should be considerably smaller and more subtle?


If they did the same thing with this video as with the live stream last week, the UI seen here is actually fullscreen-sized even though the game is running windowed. This is to make the UI clearly visible on low resolution videos.

>> ^radx:

Anyone else think the UI should be considerably smaller and more subtle?


On a TBS? No.

>> ^Enzoblue:

Do you get paid hourly for playing this game or is it salaried? Just curious.

you don't play civ for the money. you play it for the chicks.

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