Also a school mate was from iron-curtained Poland, but he was able to acquire detergents and fertilisers that weren't available here. We developed solid fuel rockets by using empty alu cigar cylinders. Very workable material.
Grab the popcorn
Fascinating !
I trod a few corridors in the Maze back in 1979...wearing the unwanted foreigners green outfit and carrying a gun on the outside of the bars, thankfully. A grim place back then.Some dunce turned on one of the gas taps at lunchtime in our school, obviously evacuated and pretty much 50/50 split between people who wanted to get back in and people who wanted the whole building to explode.
I hope Chemistry labs are locked these days.....and not with the locks that were so easy to pick or force either....Chem labs have a lot to answer for.
I cant say what we used to borrow and make, but its certainly a H block offence nowadays, but we were just experimenting with no malice or intent in mind. Luckily we stopped before any of us were harmed. I think we scared ourselves.
I am impressed with your ability to do sarcasm in a foreign language. I cant even remember how to ask where the Town Hall is or why the monkey is on the chair.
2003 wants that joke back tooThis must be an error, we are in page 404.
I ll get mynow
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If they release MVP they get creamed and possibly game-over.
Which totally reeks of pay to win.
Grab the popcorn
Fascinating !
What exactly would "game-over" mean for Chris?
This must be an error, we are in page 404.
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Does the grinded-for ship survive wipes? Does the $600 ship survive wipes?Conservatively should be able to get it in 530 hours of pure grinding. Probably closer to 250.
Not according to Christopher, no. Because there is no win, so it's actually pay2playAs for pay to win...of course it is. It's part of the promotion of the exclusive club mentality Ci¬G have fostered since the start.
That's yesterday. CI-G has been selling parts of planets for years. So getting your own planet will come at a price.New idea for helping fund development. Sponsor your own planet!
I couldn't work this forum to post a suitable meme/gif, but did you mean "What is dead may never die"?Post-mortem? How can be dead that is yet to be born?
Given my experience with them in 2003, they had enough trouble licencing their own IP, let alone one with an undisclosed (and hence potentially unresolved) legal settlement hanging over it. Whilst you can never say never, imho no licencing/publisher exec is going to touch SC with a 100foot pole, whilst wearing an NBC suit, under those conditions and especially under the current economic climate.I'm not sure even Atari would touch it
Me and my friend in 80's dismantled fireworks to make our own bigger fireworks. Somehow I still have all my fingers and other appendages intact. Nowadays when I can legally own gunpowder I have no interest on doing stuff like that, must be because I like having all my fingers and other appendages attached to meAlso a school mate was from iron-curtained Poland, but he was able to acquire detergents and fertilisers that weren't available here. We developed solid fuel rockets by using empty alu cigar cylinders. Very workable material.
My five cents to that MVP discussion: What exactly would prevent CIG "publishing" SC now? In the state it is. Then keep servers running say something like for the year, and pull the plug. Technically in its current state it IS a game, but not very good one. No fraud after all, it just became evident that developer could not implement all promised stuff, but that happens in software industry all the time.And Chris can laugh whole time while going to the bank
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Yes, but that weak powder doesn't propel rockets nicely. You have to think of a payload too.Me and my friend in 80's dismantled fireworks to make our own bigger fireworks. Somehow I still have all my fingers and other appendages in tact. Nowadays when I can legally own gunpowder I have no interest on doing stuff like that, must be because I like having all my fingers and other appendages attached to me![]()
My five cents to that MVP discussion: What exactly would prevent CIG "publishing" SC now? In the state it is. Then keep servers running say something like for the year, and pull the plug. Technically in its current state it IS a game, but not very good one. No fraud after all, it just became evident that developer could not implement all promised stuff, but that happens in software industry all the time.And Chris can laugh whole time while going to the bank
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Me and my friend in 80's dismantled fireworks to make our own bigger fireworks. Somehow I still have all my fingers and other appendages in tact. Nowadays when I can legally own gunpowder I have no interest on doing stuff like that, must be because I like having all my fingers and other appendages attached to me![]()
I d say SCs current stability is not sufficient for a commercial release. Once you declare release you can expect more players swarming the servers at which point stability goes down the drain and bandwidth cost go up. We are not even talking about additional sales and new people but all the thousands of already entitled backers who havent touched the alpha in years trying to enjoy the game they paid for. Due to the technical issues and gamebreaking bugs as well as its unfinished state SC would receive horrendous reviews and rates (remember how Mass Effect got blasted and laughed at cuz they got the EYES wrong?) and become the official laughing stock of the gaming press.
There is no tutorial, pretty much every feature is broken or can break during play which is more probable as you can expect servers to fill up quickly.
I guess thats what preventing CIG from calling it a day but they are trying to get there. Drop the game and run.
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