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Other Games / Re: Minecraft - It has blocks.
« on: January 02, 2012, 01:55:41 pm »
I really like basalt and marble for building, although the volcanoes are fugly as hell right now, and not very lava'y.
Only one of the "patterns" is like that.  There's a couple volcanoes on Jaycraft that are pretty cool guys.

EDIT: It also helps when they're not getting cut off by chunk borders.

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Other Games / Re: Minecraft - It has blocks.
« on: January 02, 2012, 01:50:29 pm »
Basalt cobblestone can't even make bricks.
Indeed.

That'd be because it has to be the actual stone block, same as every other kind of brick.

Yeah, no, asking more mods to have the "subtypes" is a fair request.  RedPower, however, is the worst example, because it is one of the best mods in that regard.

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Other Games / Re: Steam Sale Trading Post (Post your trades!)
« on: December 23, 2011, 03:15:51 pm »
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3x Dungeon Defenders (Game)
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I'm flexible.  Equivalency is where it's at, though.
For example, I'm not trading one of those copies of DD for a single coal.

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Other Games / Re: Dungeons of Dredmor - Lutefisk for the Lutefisk God
« on: December 22, 2011, 07:59:05 pm »
Newest patch : levers no longer work in my savegame. Hey, want to teleport back over that water and access the rest of the dungeon? Tough shit!

Every patch, Gaslamp, every single patch it's something. At least I can just sit on my savegame until it's eventually sorted.
Or start a new save.  Have you ever tried to keep backwards compatibility in something that's so highly randomized?  Shit is hard to accomplish.

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Other Games / Re: Dungeons of Dredmor - Lutefisk for the Lutefisk God
« on: December 22, 2011, 02:00:14 am »
I am encountering rooms that have special runes in them, and when you put the runes in a certain orders various vending machines appear. Is there any set pattern to the runes?

It might be random though.
Quite the opposite, in fact.
dungeons of dredmor/expansion/game/rooms.xml

I don't have the list on-hand in a human-readable format, so that's what you get.

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Other Games / Re: Minicraft
« on: December 20, 2011, 03:56:05 pm »
You know, like setting up a company, designing other games, having an office space assembled for months for some reason and hiring new employees.
I hate to be this contradictory, but the idea that any of that "kept him too busy to work on Minecraft" is complete and utter bullshit.
The popularity went to his head, and he got lazy.

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And yeah, he is incredibly skilled at churning out content under pressure. Keeping with a project doesn't seem like something he has had a lot of experience with.
No, he's not.  See every update he's promised ever.  He waits until the last minute and does as little of the originally-promised content as he can get away with, throwing the rest under the rug.
He's good at speed-writing, but that doesn't mean he can churn out content.

(Side-note: Mojang, a new company?  Bullshit.  It existed nine years ago.  Notch was just as lazy then as he is now.  He left his spot on Wurm Online because it got into a very similar state as Minecraft is now.)

Sometimes I wonder how people are so blinded as to his nature.  He doesn't make any attempts to hide it.

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Other Games / Re: Discussion on TES V: Skyrim
« on: December 20, 2011, 02:46:13 am »
maybe magnetical fields something?
that the case i first removed the plug and the battery, then worked on it.
i too am utterly afraid of getting zapped by something electronic by chance.
It is electromagnetic fields. Not just static electricity, and not just magnetism.  Both, in one combined form of whoop-your-computer's-ass. But not generally to do with the battery.  The problem lies with those magnetic fields and the...  magnetic storage we call hard drives.

It is more a matter of most normal vacuum cleaners being powerful enough to pull loosely soldered components out of place.
I think you have bigger problems if you have loosely soldered components on a motherboard.

All that said, using a vacuum directly on your computer is an AWFUL idea.
Compressed air is best, or, ironically, air being pushed by a vacuum engine.

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Other Games / Re: Jaycraft Minecraft Server: CRAFTERS GONE WILD
« on: December 20, 2011, 12:42:36 am »
Gueessss what this post meeaaans!

Shoo-bee-dooooooo~~~

EDIT: Minor rollback, griefer caught and banned.
Protip: If you're going to grief, make sure you're not THE ONLY PLAYER WHO HAS BEEN ONLINE SINCE THE LAST REFERENCE FRAME.

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Other Games / Re: Jaycraft Minecraft Server: CRAFTERS GONE WILD
« on: December 17, 2011, 05:51:19 pm »
New news: Ores in the Nether, and a tier 2 crafting table that shows recipes in a vein somewhat reminiscent of Terraria.

Shoo-be-doo.

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AMD processors are slow, I have a new high end AMD CPU, and my friend has a faster intel CPU despite having it being 4 years older. But I have not threaded the rendering, if I did it would probably be much faster.
Erm, I do hope those are separate statements.
If you thread it, the Intel chip will gain just as much, if not MORE of a benefit.

I don't mean to turn this into processor wars or anything, but AMD hasn't been making any claims of comparable performance recently, and for good reason -- the chips just plain don't compete right now.

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Other Games / Re: Minecraft - It has blocks.
« on: December 17, 2011, 12:20:05 pm »

The requirement of digital signing, and package integrity?
On the browser version?  Yeah, that'd be why we can't mod it.
On the client version?  Pffffft, hardly.  Delete that META-INF folder and it doesn't know the meaning of the words "package integrity".

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Other Games / Re: Minecraft - It has blocks.
« on: December 17, 2011, 11:20:10 am »
What part of 'doesn't need to be installed' is so hard to understand?

Ah.  Playing in the browser.  Yes, we seem to have a collective blind spot there.

I guess it's the fact that he wants to mod the game.  And seemed to know how to do it.

Attn Johnfalcon99977: It is a flat-out requirement that, to mod Minecraft, you have to be playing it using the standalone launcher, not inside a browser.

If you're playing the browser version, and you try to mod it, it will indeed "flips the fuck out and crashes."  And there's nothing you can do about it.  There's nothing we can do about it either.

Sorry, I guess.
There is literally no instance that the game should be capable of being launched in the browser but not in a portable version of the standalone launcher.
There's pretty much no difference at all between them, apart from the window location of the launched applet.

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Other Games / Re: Steam Sales
« on: December 15, 2011, 03:59:42 pm »
Man, Sega Classics 4 looks pretty good, but the money from my bank account hasn't transferred yet.

I still got 18 hours, but then paypal says it expects to get the money by the 29th..

Should I start begging for help now, or wait it out? D:

If you can't find anybody to front the money for you, I'll buy it as a gift to one of my other email accounts, then when you have the 3.75 I'll re-send it to you. (Done that plenty of times before, I still have a number of games sent to my alt emails from when they were on cheap sales to give to friends, hehe)
Uh, what.
You do realize you can buy stuff directly into your own account's giftable list, right?
(I have three copies of Dungeon Defenders sitting in my account from such, awaiting eligible owners...)

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Other Games / Re: Discussion on TES V: Skyrim
« on: December 15, 2011, 03:34:50 pm »
Blowing seems like a really bad idea. Perhaps making your vacuum cleaner become close friends with your laptop will work?
Even worse idea, unless you're using a long hose.

Vacuums emit HUGE pulses of electromagnetism, which are VERY VERY bad for hard drives and the like.

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Other Games / Re: Discussion on TES V: Skyrim
« on: December 15, 2011, 01:37:52 pm »
Overheating GPU is not something that would naturally happen on a laptop
Uh.  Gods, yes it is.
Laptops are absolutely AWFUL for heat dissipation.
You know all those cases of people getting their laps burned?
Yeah.

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