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You'll take my eyes before you put chrome on this computer, but fair enough.

Huh. Doesn't show as one in opera. Doesn't run in firefox. Hrm. And that's the total limit of browsers I'm willing to try it on, so maybe someone else can look at it, heh.

Reports of

Quote from: Vilanat on June 16, 2016, 03:41:25 pm

Multiple eyewitnesses said they didn't hear any of those shouts despite being near the incident.

Only two a cursory google found was this and this. Didn't see anything about multiple ones, though. Nor named ones.

Near as I can tell from the quick lookabout there's one anonymous source saying they didn't hear a shout (mind, there's at least one other eyewitness that said they didn't even hear a shot), and multiple other ones saying they did, at least two of them willing to put their name behind their claim.

They're apparently on steam, actually. There's... also an android version of some sort or another.

Quote from: Frumple on June 16, 2016, 01:20:02 pm

the modding, the modding!

So, basically nudity.

Sometimes you have to take the bad good with the good. It's a sacrifice I'd be willing to make. The dream of engaging in an oil wrestling match with ganon could finally become realized.

Yeeeaaaah, it's probably not going to hit PC until NX emulators do. Or Wii-U, I guess, if it's intended to run on that, too.

It'd probably be pretty amazing if it did hit PC legitimately (the modding, the modding!), but chances of that are very, very low.

Yeah, there's something borked up with that last one, now that I look a little closer (I wasn't checking the individual weapon data when I first hit it). Bit of a shame, it was easily the best presented source of data on the UK I've ran into so far, even if the numbers are off. The rest of them, and particularly the governmental sources, could really stand to learn something from that format, heh. And... yeah, that second link was kinda' misaimed; was only for the 2013 data, which didn't include firearm homicides on the site itself, either. The one they were using for older stuff (00-10) was here -- appears pulling from around page 70. Actual data was actually already linked somewhere up thread a bit.

Some degree of underreporting can be sorta' expected, for what it's worth, depending on which set of data's being used; there's basically two sources, same as the US, the official police records and crime survey results, and the official records for both of 'em are often... pretty drastically lower than said survey results. This was a kinda' interesting breakdown that wears its bias on its web address but also clearly sources everything on the page and details how they're making calculations. Haven't gotten around to double-checking them (and probably won't, in all likelihood), but the estimate it makes back in '13, on '11 numbers, for underreporting for the US an' UK between the police records and survey results was ~4.8x and ~2.6x, respectively (the rest of the calcs on the page don't factor that in, though).

As... as far as I'm aware, KlK is very different from S;G. Comparing S;G to KlK would be like comparing durians to rocket powered kiwis.

That said, I've never gotten around to watching S;G, so I can't comment on the comparative quality. Just can note that KlK is indeed pretty good, if probably not exactly universally appealing.