the comments read like a fanatical cult to be honest.....I didnt even think about making a few remarks the potential for toxicity is extremely high in there and it wouldnt matter how I write my remark
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the comments read like a fanatical cult to be honest.....I didnt even think about making a few remarks the potential for toxicity is extremely high in there and it wouldnt matter how I write my remark
He'll have to do better than that once Odyssey drops. Seriously, the reasons why SC is "unique" is shrinking in number as each year passes.
I d like to add that I saved you all from a massive wall of text this morning. Had a few pages written up already then went over the posts to look for more ammunition and so many posts reflected what I wrote 1:1 so I trashed it all. I m sharing cuz I think some of you enjoy this news
SC doesn't even have server meshing. And a 50 player server limit, making many of the sold ships pointless. And YouTuber "NoiceGuy" is fine with it.
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The thought of MS 2-0ing Chris Roberts with space games is just chef's kiss
Seems pretty balanced, but his "The worst-case scenario is that they polish the current game and publish it - and I'm ok with that" is probably wrong. Worst-case is CiG runs out of money, the servers go off and the game never launches. I doubt he would be happy with that.
That's the killer, isn't it?
completely missed that. As it stands I d say his worst-case is actually best-case scenario on a realistic level ^^
And the reason we have some very very specific laws, you wouldnt believe what some people can think of that nobody has thought of doing before.
A bit like "known unknowns vs unknown unknowns."
I used to think that this was pretty stupid but looking back on it it makes a great deal of sense.
Working in corporate tech support kinda educated me with that one. People could break things in ways that defied any logic that I could apply to the situation!
Theres a saying that a way to test for a real man is to put him in a room with a teapot and a tea-cosy (a fluffy jacket for the teapot to keep it warm, I am not joking, this is England remember). Anyway, put him in a room alone with those for 10 minutes. If at some point in the 10 minutes he doesnt try to put the tea-cosy on his head as a hat....hes not a real man.
I dread to think what else the cameras picked up that nobody had thought of before.
I dread to think what else the cameras picked up that nobody had thought of before.
Theres a saying that a way to test for a real man is to put him in a room with a teapot and a tea-cosy (a fluffy jacket for the teapot to keep it warm, I am not joking, this is England remember). Anyway, put him in a room alone with those for 10 minutes. If at some point in the 10 minutes he doesnt try to put the tea-cosy on his head as a hat....hes not a real man.
I dread to think what else the cameras picked up that nobody had thought of before.
The message I pick out of this is "stuff is boring so people do stuff and have some fun" which brings us full-circle back to Star Citizen amIrite?
TH would I put the tea-"cosy" on my head? I mean the kettle doesn't need a "cosy" - nor does my head. Unless it rains. I probably would leave the room. Shout at the guy bringing me there and tell them to stuff their farking cosies and especially tea and (expletive) is (expletive) coffee or I (expletive) the crap outa it.Theres a saying that a way to test for a real man is to put him in a room with a teapot and a tea-cosy (a fluffy jacket for the teapot to keep it warm, I am not joking, this is England remember). Anyway, put him in a room alone with those for 10 minutes. If at some point in the 10 minutes he doesnt try to put the tea-cosy on his head as a hat....hes not a real man.
I dread to think what else the cameras picked up that nobody had thought of before.
I'd drink the tea, fashion the tea cosy into a pair of padded underpants, tie my shirt by the sleeves around my neck like a cape... lie on the table then pretend to fly around the room like superman. Military training see...just smarter than your average bear
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I knew somone would come up with the "cosy" as suspensorium for crotch parts eventually. Mole did not disappoint.
I knew you have a disposition for sillyness, but that far exceeded any of my anticipations.
Let me see...wearing a tea cosy on your head ...or rip a few stitches and pull on like underpants. Pants wins every time....as for drinking the tea, without the cosy the teapot would cool...nothing worse than cold tea
In a real situation...given that a soldier was placed in a room with nothing apart from the teapot, cosy and a table...perhaps a chair, a soldier would act differently. Training would dictate drinking the tea. First rule of captivity, eat or drink anything available, it may be the last you get for some time...as for the rest...there's only guidelines and training. Adapt and survive, you're no use to anyone dead. Making the cosy into underpants..or body covering insulation is more important than making a hat. In an outdoor environment, your body loses a third of it's heat via the head...but in a confinement situation, you're more likely to require insulation from the ground...
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