Bay 12 Games Forum

Please login or register.

Login with username, password and session length
Advanced search  

Show Posts

This section allows you to view all posts made by this member. Note that you can only see posts made in areas you currently have access to.

Messages - Itnetlolor

Pages: 1 ... 11 12 [13] 14 15 ... 605
181
I return from my road trip, safely and in good condition. Smells like old cake around here.

182
Arrived in NY intact. Exhausted, but in good order.

I forgot I grew up in the mountains. Took some awesome shots of my old home. I'll show some of them when I return from the trip.

(Posted from phone)

183
In about an hour or so, I'm going to be heading up north to NY to attend a relative's wedding (tagging along with the rest of the family). And while we're there, we're going to check out our childhood home(town), and such. Also, ROAD TRIP! Got everything set to go, besides ideas for an artist's block I've been having; bringing my sketchpads just in case. Other than that, it's gonna be a fun dozen+ hours driving up there.

So basically, I'm not going to be around here for a good chunk of time (until Monday/Tuesday, I'll be back). So here's a goodbye for now.

185
Spoiler (click to show/hide)

186
The second hill is possible to get over, by using the scientific art of awesomeness. I just watched one of my cars do loop-the-loops from the lip of that one, back to the downslope of the first hill, and repeat it 3 times. Just missed catching the front wheels over the lip while bouncing. Still wasn't my longest run for some reason. I'm hoping that's how I manage to get over it though, just so I can brag about genetically obscure back-flip requirements of the bay12 track :)
Wow. Beat me to it. I noticed something was up about that.

187
Still genning fat-cycles. Data is still consistent, and after 80  generations, no significant progress.

 Top Scores: (Gen 80. I am disappointed.)
#1: 155.46 d:149.8 h:0/8.23m (gen 66)
#2: 155.26 d:150.11 h:0/8.41m (gen 64)
#3: 154.51 d:150.48 h:0/10.12m (gen 73)
#4: 153.84 d:150.17 h:0/9.77m (gen 57)
#5: 153.81 d:149.71 h:0/9.26m (gen 49)
#6: 151.54 d:145.76 h:0/7.35m (gen 43)
#7: 151.31 d:145.75 h:0/7.63m (gen 39)
#8: 151.23 d:145.56 h:0/7.32m (gen 35)
#9: 150.9 d:145.7 h:0/7.5m (gen 47)
#10: 150.75 d:145.72 h:0/7.91m (gen 38)

EDIT:
Beach Buggy designs lead the pack now.

Top Scores: (top 100)
#1: 155.46 d:149.8 h:0/8.23m (gen 66)
#2: 155.26 d:150.11 h:0/8.41m (gen 64)
#3: 154.6 d:151.08 h:0/8.06m (gen 96)
#4: 154.51 d:150.48 h:0/10.12m (gen 73)
#5: 153.84 d:150.17 h:0/9.77m (gen 57)
#6: 153.81 d:149.71 h:0/9.26m (gen 49)
#7: 153.26 d:148.13 h:0/9.24m (gen 80)
#8: 151.54 d:145.76 h:0/7.35m (gen 43)
#9: 151.31 d:145.75 h:0/7.63m (gen 39)
#10: 151.23 d:145.56 h:0/7.32m (gen 35)

188
Mutation Rate: 30%
Mutation Size: 50%
Elite Clones: 3

As of Generation 30:

The dirt bikes are dominating the competition.
Average die-off is between 100-110 meters, and it's because of that obnoxious double-hill. (10 cars are left by this point)

Top Scores: (Gen 30) (Dirt Bikes (Skinny Cycles))
#1: 149.48 d:143.98 h:0/7.28m (gen 25)
#2: 149.46 d:143.93 h:0/7.28m (gen 19)
#3: 149.39 d:144.29 h:0/7.23m (gen 15)
#4: 140.67 d:134.89 h:0/6.73m (gen 13)
#5: 140.6 d:134.9 h:0/6.68m (gen 27)
#6: 140.59 d:134.91 h:0/6.69m (gen 29)
#7: 139.73 d:134.94 h:0/6.68m (gen 17)
#8: 139.64 d:134.92 h:0/6.68m (gen 23)
#9: 137.71 d:131.89 h:0/6.46m (gen 24)
#10: 137.39 d:132.55 h:0/6.63m (gen 16)

Top Scores: (Gen 50) (Fat Cycles)
#1: 153.81 d:149.71 h:0/9.26m (gen 49)
#2: 151.54 d:145.76 h:0/7.35m (gen 43)
#3: 151.31 d:145.75 h:0/7.63m (gen 39)
#4: 151.23 d:145.56 h:0/7.32m (gen 35)
#5: 150.9 d:145.7 h:0/7.5m (gen 47)
#6: 150.75 d:145.72 h:0/7.91m (gen 38)
#7: 150.43 d:145.65 h:0/7.39m (gen 44)
#8: 150.22 d:145.61 h:0/7.99m (gen 42)
#9: 150.1 d:144.14 h:0/7.56m (gen 50)
#10: 149.48 d:143.98 h:0/7.28m (gen 25)

EDIT:
Given the amount of acrobatics the fat bikes are attempting, I figure this theme is appropriate.

189
Probably also a waking nightmare if the treehouse was literally metal.   Because, you know...heavy.  Try standing around all day every day, and then imagine having to do it with a big block of metal as a hat.
If I see a tree wearing a metal hat, I would be worried about how deep a conspiracy goes that even trees are wearing such hats too.

190
What if trees can build/grow houses out of other trees? Or like Venus Fly-traps, to counter against us making houses out of them, they grow into houses to feast on us.

The deadly gazebo may be a possibility. Think of the possibilities.

191
General Discussion / Re: The Dream Thread
« on: August 29, 2015, 01:41:27 pm »
Had a nightmare a day or two ago that I was being pursued by a terminator, and... well, post-mortem, I apparently didn't last long (had a scorecard and everything; like DoomRL style). Damn thing got me by cornering me into a dock, forcing me to make a dive for it into the water to escape, only for them to have the weight advantage, and jump on me (with their feet on my neck and lungs, while at it), drowing me in record time. Didn't help that I could feel the whole experience of drowning. I was more pissed off than scared by the time the inevitable death rolled along because it was such BS I was taken out like that. Fear was in the chase, anger was in the death. I swear, the computer cheats sometimes (then again, thinking it through a bit more, self-preservation wasn't in their programming, and self-termination is allowed if it involves completing the mission with 100% success. Like I said, BS. Jackass killed me on a technicality.).

Another recent dream, I had an everyday happen, except I was hit with tons of inconvenience, especially after doing enough household work, and after getting annoyed enough, and my peace rattled enough, I took a moment to chill out. As I was doing so, I noticed a dark entity notice me noticing it, and it started running away, until my lucid awareness kicked in, and I pulled a Scorpion on it, and fired a grapple out of my hand into it, and yanked it back next to me to have a word with it, and then toss it around the room like a ragdoll, and then violently threw it out into the ocean. I woke up more peacefully than I would have otherwise.

Lesson to any spirits: Don't piss me off when I'm at peace.

And general lesson: Terminators are cheating bastards.

192
I got a new computer, its quite sexy. No longer do I play just about every game on its lowest graphics! Far greater graphics I do enjoy!
I envy your lack of worry. I know graphics aren't my central focus on gaming, but it would feel nice to not be limited to low settings, or even be scared of higher settings because I likely lost my last cards by having the settings too high. On the plus side, classic games (or anything before 2010) can be set to full without worry. So there's that.

193
I gotta get back to playing some SS13 again. I miss doing my usual antics; like obliterating a bomb testing range while cracking a portion of atmos with an experimental bomb (last time I did that, only the frame of the testing range remained, and half of atmos was missing; even my safety shield barely protected me (results were: 7,15,30 iirc; the safety windows shattered, and I was knocked down). That was no traitor, just me doing ‼SCIENCE‼), or teaming up with virology to get some blood for my blood-nades (with special properties) to set off in the church (mess with cultists' heads, if any), super-lubing the halls and watching the crew slip 'n' slide into the cafeteria and bowling with other crew members, donning a chicken suit, and infesting escape with a flock of chickens and doing a chicken dance, playing roulette with space drugs and mindbreaker toxin... The list goes on.

EDIT:
I tried stepping up the bomb by enlarging the process with the large tanks and the mixing station (same process as making a normal bomb, except much larger equipment and amounts), but unfortunately, it didn't work as expected (wasn't coded in, I guess), and it was a bust. I wasn't able to magnify the explosion enough to rival a nuke. Instead, I got a hot mixture of CO2 and plasma (which I proceeded to ragequit the process by letting the container loose in a room and melt it down).

194
Browsing this forum, from the comfort of my admittedly rather crappy but still comfortable(and it was free anyway) desk chair, using a 1Gbps connection that I am paying for myself, with my own money, on an account in my name. Wee, fiscal independence and the power it brings.


Goddamn, everything is so out of date on my PC...
I feel the same way (income and computer-wise). I've had my current (32-bit) machine for the better part of a decade already, and already replaced enough parts of it over time. It'll be nice once I can afford to upgrade to something I don't fear melting my graphics card playing games on decent graphics settings (and finally not be at a disadvantage against my siblings when online gaming either (or be a competent co-op partner in Planetside 2 or Borderlands or similar, since the game won't be at flip-book speeds on even the lowest settings)); though I still have to pat myself on the back the few times I do still own them, or do something amazing despite said disadvantages). Playing games at a proper framerate is going to be surreal for me (from <30fps to 60+fps)). Like going from crap vision or being legally blind, straight to 20/20 or better overnight. I might get motion sickness from the changes. I'm not used to (having) good (quality) things.

On that note, it's nice to finally have the confidence that I need to actually make ends meet, and then some, and maybe finally profit enough to finally catch up on some things; beginning with my computer (for both work and play; mostly play, work gets help along the way).

195
Before game night began last night against my brothers, I had a job closing just before then, with maybe an adjustment to the final work for the last 15 minutes of it (getting a bit in the way of game night beginning). Postponing games was definitely worth it. Got paid extra from my client for excellent work done on top of the time I already put into it. Not a bad income for the week so far.

Needless to say, I had some fun playing some classic Duke Nukem 3D against my brothers, and remembering the many tricks and traps the game has. Nothing like littering a back alleyway with a few dozen pipebombs, and waiting for one of those poor victims to get caught in the blast zone. It was worth the wait. Speaking of which, the first use of a Holoduke (used by me) managed to work exactly as I expected it to (causing much fun for the later part of the game as I watch them struggle to find out where I found one (resulting in many campy kills by me watching them miss the secret countless times while dodging my fire and getting fooled by my own holodukes)), despite still getting killed by one of my brothers, I still fooled the other in the meantime. Convincing them which was the real me was fun, since they both killed me at the same time at 2 different places ("I" was killed by one of my brothers, while I was killed by the other. Through deductive reasoning, I figured out who got the real kill.).

Pages: 1 ... 11 12 [13] 14 15 ... 605