look a bit harder and you will see it everywhere.
welcome to neolib global capitalism!
"Git gud" is a term that needs to be stamped out of existence.
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look a bit harder and you will see it everywhere.
welcome to neolib global capitalism!
Nope, we're both right I just didn't elaborate, that other one in the sound test is a different code that allowed you to change into anything in the game and duplicate it (including coins) and there was a 3rd that let you turn into SuperSonic once you made 50 coins and jumped. I used to turn into a coin and duplicate until i had enough to play the whole level as supersonic. ..... oh the memories. LoL.
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Level Select
At the title screen, hold A then press Up, Down, Left, Right. When you hear the chime, press Start.
If that doesn't work, try this: at the title screen, press Up, Down, Left, Right, hold A, and press Start. After doing this once, you only need to hold Start + A to enter the level select.
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This thread is brilliant.
The guy made a thread about something, and then got verbally ruined for 3 pages of what the thread was about in the first place.
He then said he regretted making the thread. Ha ha.
I am sure there is a moral in there somewhere.....
The guy made a thread about something, and then got verbally ruined for 3 pages of what the thread was about in the first place.
He then said he regretted making the thread. Ha ha.
I am sure there is a moral in there somewhere.....
So true...
They also can't be bothered to read the thread a couple down which has an almost identical whine
Evidently.
Your last line of your post had me rolling around on the office floor, much to the amusement of work Colleagues................................. Your where joking of course????
You were, right??????? Joking??????
Pray tell me you were???????
I like the term.
Instead of having to figure out the poster in question doesn't deserve my time and effort, they conviniently advertise this characteristic.
Instead of having to figure out the poster in question doesn't deserve my time and effort, they conviniently advertise this characteristic.
Are we seriously using "triggered" like that now?
Good lord. That should be the real offense right there.
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The creative use of everyday language is one of those mechanism that adolescents use to distinguish themselves from the establishment of their parents.
Now in the absence of any real world problems that are worth rebelling against, since war, disease, famine, corruption and weird politics have been extinguished, they need to rebel against teh interweb.
Maybe my concern about the adolescation of the english language is unwarranted, but being the 4th language I picked up, I do care for it's purity and find it worrying that my written and spoken mastery of it surpasses that of native speakers.
tldr; rofl
Well, you may be more adept at using the language than the average working-class individual, but I can assure you that many of us a quite eloquent in how we express knowledge and information.The creative use of everyday language is one of those mechanism that adolescents use to distinguish themselves from the establishment of their parents.
Now in the absence of any real world problems that are worth rebelling against, since war, disease, famine, corruption and weird politics have been extinguished, they need to rebel against teh interweb.
Maybe my concern about the adolescation of the english language is unwarranted, but being the 4th language I picked up, I do care for it's purity and find it worrying that my written and spoken mastery of it surpasses that of native speakers.
tldr; rofl
We just happen to become utter idiots when the discussion concerns our hobbies and we have the shield of anonymity.
I honestly can't tell if you are being serious or not with that bolded part. Damn this slide phone's small screen.The creative use of everyday language is one of those mechanism that adolescents use to distinguish themselves from the establishment of their parents.
Now in the absence of any real world problems that are worth rebelling against, since war, disease, famine, corruption and weird politics have been extinguished, they need to rebel against teh interweb.
Maybe my concern about the adolescation of the english language is unwarranted, but being the 4th language I picked up, I do care for it's purity and find it worrying that my written and spoken mastery of it surpasses that of native speakers.
tldr; rofl
Ah, now I did spend quite some time in the working class etablissements of Newcastle during my studies, fraternizing with the locals and honing my "colloquial english" (that book stuff won't get you anywhere).
Politetely declining a challenge to an armwrestle with a guy who could have ripped out my limbs without breaking a sweat did not get me mockery and ridicule, just some hearty laughter and a round of drinks I had to buy. (true story .. ze best
)I came to the conclusion that clear superiority speaks for itself.
Well, colloquially it's called "first world problems".
It's as serious as the samsung vs. apple hatethreads.
Well, most teenagers don't sincerely understand or care about the issues you bolded. To take the example in your signature; oppression in the west has been annihilated. People my age have no real issues to rally against, and so, we either make things up to give ourselves false purpose, do something better with our remaining 60 or so years, or waste their time on entertainment mediums, like our species has done since the printing press gave us our first chance to placate ourselves with fictional worlds.
And besides, how many people do you know that are willing to go to Saudi or South Sudan just to help other people, and risk their lives in the process?
99% chance your answer is either a lie, your own opinion or 0.
Well, that is a bit much to ask. But if you are better at computergames than others, you can just drop the ego for a second and offer them sincere help to improve.
If the NPCs in 2.1 will be as tough to deal with as everyone is afraid of, I'll go and collect some mid-high profit "0 interdiction" traderoutes that you can fly with a T7, without having to worry. Thanks to the mechanics of the game they do exist and I doubt they'll change the underlying mechanics of the game that much to affect them.
I haven't read the whole thread... but I'm a casual gamer and ED really isn't hard once you know what's going on, even in Engineers.
The trick is to understand the game.
For PvP: Give me three wing men (or women) who know the game, a strategy and some basic combat ships, and I'll happily fight anyone.
I think ED is pretty good for leveling the field between casuals and the hardcore.
The trick is to understand the game.
For PvP: Give me three wing men (or women) who know the game, a strategy and some basic combat ships, and I'll happily fight anyone.
I think ED is pretty good for leveling the field between casuals and the hardcore.
Having English being the third language I picked up, I think innovative use of language isn't exclusive to adolescents considering we were graced by William Shakespeare after all.
