It could certainly leaf you feeling saw, if you ax me.
Game Discussions Star Citizen Discussion Thread v12
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Unlike other fast cars, a Porsche is actually pretty reliant and not that expensive in day to day use. You can still find parts easy for even the older models at Porsche themselves. Now of course the turbo models and the rs models are a bit more expensive, brakes and ..., but yea, as a sportscar, for whatever your budget is, they are a pretty reasonable buy.
Chainsaw is overpowered, please nerf
CIG deleted the ability to buy UEC off the store.
Ooooh.....
And damn, i'm a loss how to put a negative spin on this one! A good move for once!
Damn... someone throw me a bone here!
Born to be Wild is a staple on my car playlist.
And yes, before you ask, when it comes on, i do drive like a lunatic.
wasn#t that the english landlords to make space for sheep (and get rid of the farmers?)... at least that#s what i learned last time i visited the orkneys.
I'm waiting for a year from now when the standard excuse will be "It's optimised for installing to the RTX 3090's virtual memory, you're playing it wrong by not doing that"
Boo!
Best way to level up some health and fitness stats
It’s just part of the store revamp?
And credit sales will return shortly, in some comparable form?
But possibly in bigger denominations?
How’s that?
Ha! I just got one of those Linked-In job update emails and the headline vacancy is...
Should I go for it?
Depends, how much do you make now? Can you make more there? If you’re bored with your job or feel you can make more, give it a shot, just make sure you get what you wantHa! I just got one of those Linked-In job update emails and the headline vacancy is...
Should I go for it?
This island never had any trees to begin with, hence it's name...but Scotland didn't get Orkney from Norway until the 15th century...and whilst the clearances were certainly how mainland Scotland infamously gained it's bleak treeless and desolate landscape devoid of people and settlements...it's not true of Orkney as a whole. Orkney's lords were for the most part Norwegian...the same with the outer islands having one prominent family, always of Norwegian Viking stock...a kind of feudal chieftain not unlike the clan system in Scotland...but Orcadians aren't of Scots descent...trust me, I'm almost an ethnic minority up here
The English were never too interested in Orkney until they turned Scapa Flow into an anchorage for the Royal Navy grand fleet prior to WW1...then in the 1970's when they started pumping North sea oil and gas into Flotta. There weren't enough people here to replace with sheep in the first place plus the cost of transporting livestock over some of the roughest coastal waters anywhere led to Orkney being largely untouched by the Highland clearances.
People moved off the islands of course as is still the case. Young people born as islanders rarely stay once they leave school heading off to the mainland or abroad...the islands (not just Orkney) have been dying for many generations with only a trickle of incomers with young families to keep the population going and keeping the schools open...Island life is great when you're young or have a young family...it's also great to retire to. Once the kids grow up and leave school...families move away leaving an aging population and more empty farms and crofts than occupied ones.
The inner and outer Hebrides were decimated by the clearances of course...still a sore point over there in the last bastion of the Gàidhealtachd
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Depends, how much do you make now? Can you make more there? If you’re bored with your job or feel you can make more, give it a shot, just make sure you get what you want
Thanks.
It wasn't a serious question really. It amused me to get that email having been posting on here today.
I am an animator but not the kind they're after. I do film & TV rather than games and these days I mainly do kids TV stuff - totally different ballgame.
Send Chris an email, he'll hire you immediately!Thanks.
It wasn't a serious question really. It amused me to get that email having been posting on here today.
I am an animator but not the kind they're after. I do film & TV rather than games and these days I mainly do kids TV stuff - totally different ballgame.
Thanks.
It wasn't a serious question really. It amused me to get that email having been posting on here today.
I am an animator but not the kind they're after. I do film & TV rather than games and these days I mainly do kids TV stuff - totally different ballgame.
I used to do a lot of animation (and yes, I love and still use Lightwave
), I had a chuckle every time when I said I’m an animator when someone asked what I did. Sometimes I think I should’ve just taken a red nose with me every day just to pull it out when they ask 
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I used Lightwave right up to the 2018 version. I still have it, but I use Blender more for 3D stuff now. Most of my work is 2D so 3D is relegated to hobby status for now. I don't think I'd be much use to Cloud Imperium ... unless they wanted to squeeze some CBeebies characters into Squadron 42.Come to think of it I could probably sort them out with a cartoon version of that blooming penguin.
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Come to think of it I could probably sort them out with a cartoon version of that blooming penguin.
Don’t listen to Mole, do it!!!!
Come to think of it I could probably sort them out with a cartoon version of that blooming penguin.
funny thing is, well for most of the people I know, a lot of us started in 3D and ended up working in 2D, be it being compositing or editing or even grading, but yea, as long as you love what you do, you do you. Hey f* it, I’m doing car photography as a hobby now (with lots of layers and different lightning in one shot of course
) . Work is still a lot of editing and making sure other editors work is good but whatever, I’m rambling now, it’s the beer, to;dr yey lightwave!!!!! you don’t find a lot of lightwave users these days