Bay 12 Games Forum

Personally I hope they buff the Hitchhiker class. Limiting them to using towels as weapons might be funny, but since they get virtually no attack bonuses or useful skills they're pretty much useless at the moment.

"It didn't have to be this way, you know!" Gregor shouted as he moved forward. The other group was clearly done talking, and so once again violence was the only option.

Move to (9,9), STAB Monk A with Steel Lance.

Quote from: Sirus on July 19, 2013, 11:05:18 am

Waiting on Haspen to roll those last couple attacks so I can move.

* Haspen goes watch Star Trek and then to do overdue shopping :3c

The longer you wait, the more likely I'll be back in the driver's seat for several hours and be forced to make everyone else wait :3c

Come back soon, SC

Quote from: Sirus on July 18, 2013, 11:41:17 pm

I COMMAND YOU TO RISE FROM YOUR GRAVE AND RESCUE MY DAUGHTER

Turns out that yes, I will need some sort of mobile Internet access if I want to stay connected with my laptop. One option I found is something called PDANet+, an app for Android smartphones that allow you to tether your phone without monthly charges. The free version has some pretty harsh bandwidth limits, but apparently the full version has no limits and is a one-time purchase. I'm actually using the free version right now, and while the speed is limited by the strength of your cell reception it really isn't that bad at the moment. Has anyone heard of this? Is it legal, and perhaps most importantly is it something I should invest money in?

ITS not legal if your carrier didnt authorize it, did i not explain that enough in this thread?

It looked more like you were talking about rooting the phone to get around tethering limits. This is an app in the Android store that requires no rooting. That's why I was asking.

Quote from: Sirus on July 19, 2013, 01:11:49 am

...Did Namco do any light gun shooters? I'm wondering if they did Time Crisis or House of the Dead, specifically.

People should name their favourite arcade games. And not arcade-style, they should be actual arcade games you've played in arcades before. Like Sniper Scope. I love Sniper Scope.

Well, those were two of my favorites. Whether blasting zombies or taking cover against terrorists, I spent many a quarter on them. Another favorite is this Star Wars game where you use a joystick to either shoot things (typically TIE fighters in space segments and stormtroopers in ground segments) or wield a lightsaber. At the end, you got to duel Vader.

I'm currently severely capped by bandwidth limits, such that I'd probably get dc'd trying to listen to a single five-minute song. So attempting to attend would be an exercise in utter frustration