And the main reason you haven't seen that anywhere but Namco games is due to them patenting loading screen games!Apropos of nothing, I remember being able to play Galaga during the level loading of Tekken on the PlayStation.
And the main reason you haven't seen that anywhere but Namco games is due to them patenting loading screen games!Apropos of nothing, I remember being able to play Galaga during the level loading of Tekken on the PlayStation.
Revisited that not long ago. Still didn't finish a playthrough. It's probably the game with most hours and least finished playthroughs for me.Well, at least Mike's got other games to play. I still have Stellaris on my wish-list.
My fondest memory of my one time ever visiting Sheffield was when I was helping out a mate who was the transport manager at Cardiff Transport, driving a flat bed with well HGV (I can rope and sheet) when I was officially on leave...picking up 2x16 ton coils of steel up from there to haul down to Newport in Wales. When asking on the CB where there was a decent gaff to get some grub, I was pointed to the 'bus stop' cafe in a disused parking lot not far from where I was picking the coils up from.I'll not have you badmouth my home town! We are perfectly capable of doing that ourselves!
Cake with bacon and Rührei? That sounds barbaric.My fondest memory of my one time ever visiting Sheffield was when I was helping out a mate who was the transport manager at Cardiff Transport, driving a flat bed with well HGV (I can rope and sheet) when I was officially on leave...picking up 2x16 ton coils of steel up from there to drop off at Newport in Wales. When asking on the CB where there was a decent gaff to get some grub, I was pointed to the 'bus stop' cafe in a disused parking lot not far from where I was picking the coils up from.
On arriving and pulling the truck up besides a fair few others, I found 2 rather large and jolly women serving trucker's specials from the top deck of an old double decker bus...when I say there was enough bacon and eggs on the roll to endanger both the species ("Bread or cake luv?") I'm not joking. Best bit of trucker grub I ever tasted![]()
I had no idea what the phrase "Bread or cake?" meant either at the time, it's merely a weird Yorkshire colloquialism...I was informed that the 'cake' was actually a large bread roll and nothing more sinister than that...the bread option was just 2 slices of hand hewn and slightly toasted bread. I should add that the eggs were duck rather than hen, 3 of them and 6 rather thick cut slices of full fat smoked bacon...a proper 2 handed job to pick it up and eat it too...food of the gods, you can even feel your arteries hardening as you munch into itCake with bacon and Rührei? That sounds barbaric.
Much rather "Cake or Death" myselfI had no idea what the phrase "Bread or cake?" meant either at the time, it's merely a weird Yorkshire colloquialism...I was informed that the 'cake' was actually a large bread roll and nothing more sinister than that...the bread option was just 2 slices of hand hewn and slightly toasted bread. I should add that the eggs were duck rather than hen, 3 of them and 6 large slices of full fat smoked bacon...a proper 2 handed job to pick it up and eat it too...food of the gods![]()
Something like yorkshire pudding maybe. I imagine juicy scrambled eggs with the steaming hot bacon.I had no idea what the phrase "Bread or cake?" meant either at the time, it's merely a weird Yorkshire colloquialism...I was informed that the 'cake' was actually a large bread roll and nothing more sinister than that...the bread option was just 2 slices of hand hewn and slightly toasted bread. I should add that the eggs were duck rather than hen, 3 of them and 6 large slices of full fat smoked bacon...food of the gods![]()
Not Yorkshire pud...the nearest equivalent would be Brötchen...hand baked and 2 handed large though.Something like yorkshire pudding maybe. I imagine juicy scrambled eggs with the steaming hot bacon.
Ya, either bacon or blutwurst, both is too much, gotta enjoy each by itself.Not Yorkshire pud...the nearest equivalent would be Brötchen...
Being a truckers dive, everything was cooked in a large frying pan...I could have added a bit of black pudding to the roll if I'd wished...but when I saw the amount of bacon the woman was shoveling onto the roll then trying to balance the fried duck eggs on top, I thought the addition of black pudding would have properly killed me there and then![]()
I can feel my arteries hardening just from the description!you can even feel your arteries hardening as you munch into it
Ach, I was young and fighting fit back then, in my late 20's where any thoughts of calorie counting, hardening arteries or broken joints was a thing still many years in the futureI can feel my arteries hardening just from the description!![]()
I imagine the sales don't stop when that bogus counter of items left reaches zero.Ship Sale #8 (in 2024) begins
9 paintjobsSt. Patrick's Day 2024
Roberts Space Industries is the official go-to website for all news about Star Citizen and Squadron 42. It also hosts the online store for game items and merch, as well as all the community tools used by our fans.robertsspaceindustries.com
19 individual ships
2 ship packs
2 "limited stock" ship packs
2 concierge-only "limited stock" ship packs
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And a trailer that has zero bearing on the live product:
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORSKutu6Uy0
Ship Sale #8 (in 2024) begins
9 paintjobsSt. Patrick's Day 2024
Roberts Space Industries is the official go-to website for all news about Star Citizen and Squadron 42. It also hosts the online store for game items and merch, as well as all the community tools used by our fans.robertsspaceindustries.com
19 individual ships
2 ship packs
2 "limited stock" ship packs
2 concierge-only "limited stock" ship packs
![]()
And a trailer that has zero bearing on the live product:
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORSKutu6Uy0
It would be interesting to see who owns the company that owns the building being leased to CIG... perhaps it's Roberts Leasing Space Industries maybe?Yeah, it's still perplexing though. Why commit to £65m worth of lease payments on some pretty premium real estate? (In a place with scant dev tradition and relatively high rents for the devs etc).
LA I kinda got, dumb as it was. (Hollywood living etc). But gilding his home town streets?
Only thing I can think is that he's doing some communal back-scratching with some old-school associates or something ¯\(ツ)/¯
Roberts Office Space Industries, LLCIt would be interesting to see who owns the company that owns the building being leased to CIG... perhaps it's Roberts Leasing Space Industries maybe?![]()
Shameless. Just shameless.Ship Sale #8 (in 2024) begins
9 paintjobsSt. Patrick's Day 2024
Roberts Space Industries is the official go-to website for all news about Star Citizen and Squadron 42. It also hosts the online store for game items and merch, as well as all the community tools used by our fans.robertsspaceindustries.com
19 individual ships
2 ship packs
2 "limited stock" ship packs
2 concierge-only "limited stock" ship packs
![]()
And a trailer that has zero bearing on the live product:
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORSKutu6Uy0
Great idea for the space truck stops in SC. Pre covid Friday morning treat was a visit to "Fat 's" over the road for similar fare. was the antithesis of what you might imagine. The place was heaving with NPC's and there was no way they could T pose on the seats or tables after they had eaten.My fondest memory of my one time ever visiting Sheffield was when I was helping out a mate who was the transport manager at Cardiff Transport, driving a flat bed with well HGV (I can rope and sheet) when I was officially on leave...picking up 2x16 ton coils of steel up from there to haul down to Newport in Wales. When asking on the CB where there was a decent gaff to get some grub, I was pointed to the 'bus stop' cafe in a disused parking lot not far from where I was picking the coils up from.
On arriving and pulling the truck up alongside a fair few others, I found 2 rather large and jolly women serving trucker's specials from the top deck of an old double decker bus...when I say there was enough bacon and eggs on the roll to endanger both the species ("Bread or cake luv?") I'm not joking. Best bit of trucker grub I ever tasted![]()
Something that always troubled me and while it doesn't really fit with the timescale of appointing the new auditors it's Squadron 42 presales. If you sell a product you have not delivered, these should be considered deposits and not revenue. This means, you have a liability. Until such time as you deliver the product, you essentially owe people all their money back which is shown on your balance sheet.
Secondly, remember how the UK was originally called Foundry 42 and was all secret and purely working on Squadron 42 and always has been. UK Tax credits were all for Squadron 42 and it being a British game etc. The US group was initially for Star Citizen. Bearing that in mind and that Squadron 42 is not currently for sale, which category of the UK revenue do you suppose presales of Squadron 42 would fit into? Reminder of the categories:
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I assume they are just kinda pretending they never pre-sold Squadron 42 or it's other two sequels.
I suppose it could be in the £3m worth of accruals. All that talk of development is for the early access product. It doesn't mention Squadron 42 in that turnover note at all, which is supposed to be the focus of this company... That sentence also doesn't read properly to me, like it's been altered at some point.
"The group has determined it appropriate to recognise (, something missing here?) and pledge receipts as revenue to match against the development costs incurred on the game."
I'm sure it's all fine, four more years etc!