Okay, that's only ~17 hours per day, you scared me there for a bit.
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17h per day is perfectly acceptable though ;-)
I normally work 16+ hours a day coding or writing, unless I'm renovating or whatever. I'm just directing my seated time in a different direction.
I think I mentioned earlier in the thread I would have written four novels this year if I wasn't in Odyssey. On the other hand I'm enjoying myself, and that's what life should be about. Made a load of new friends in game, helped a bunch of people get started, and had a blast with some streamers and others doing ground missions galore.
But but how dare he are the cries !!!
Some like the sound of their own posts and obviously their own opinions are best .
I'm with you 100%
I'm not trying to judge or be critical, but I do always recommend to take occasional breaks, stretch a few limbs and work on hydration and nutrition during long gaming sessions.
What genre by the way?
Oh, I do. I think 15 minute carrier jumps exist for that reason. (I've been working from home since 2005, and I'm into cycling - on and off.)
Genre - Scifi (mostly) and some fantasy. Mostly humourous, apart from a couple of my later series.
Cute factiod: many of the stations in the game are named after scifi authors, probably from a wikipedia list or something. There are three minor planets or moons with my surname, but sadly no stations. And no, I'm not called Smith or Jones ;-)
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Neat! Ever attempted a crossover with dragons in space ships and mega-corporations ran by wizards?
I have written a scifi/fantasy crossover series, yes. Not the latter though.
This is like 20 questions, heh.
No. Why would I buy an unfinished release?
Because it's impossible to form an opinion about anything unless you experience it yourself first hand. So don't lecture me about seat belts and car crashes until you deliberately drive into a bus without your belt on, because until you do, you know nothing Jon Snow.
I knew that....
but, as you were so vehement:
You really don't have a horse in the race, again, as the comment is a throw-away because you haven't bought the product at full price... Or should everyone be getting apoplectic over things they haven't bought?
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Actually, never mind. Pointless post.
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It's good practice to not buy the cat in the sack.
I wouldn't buy it even if it was finished. Because I know it's just more engineer grinder activity. How do I know? I didn't preorder.
Et tu, Queri Necesse Est?
I did look at it interested, though, because it was said you could play it just in its mode, wouldn't need ships and such. So I hoped: "Alright, that might be nice. I could skip the crappy engineers and find something fresh without the idiotic powercreep."
Here we are now. With even more idiotic powercreep. Yipieeh.
Moral of the tale: Don't prebuy but way for sale.
Here we are now. With even more idiotic powercreep. Yipieeh.
Moral of the tale: Don't prebuy but way for sale.
I keep seeing this thread title and thinking of Sartre's Nausea. Are Wagar's thoughts crab-like or lobster-like?
Yea you'd be wrong but that's ok its a theme on this forum.
Oh, there isn't engineers and you dont spawn in undergeared outfit? That is news to me. And complete nollocks.
Oh, there are engineers but unlike ship engineering, it's not required to have an engineered suit or weapon to be effective at pew pew. You'd realise that if you owned the game and played it but ya don't so
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