That reminds me, as a suggestion Block, try making your reactions longer. There's not much context with some of your comments, and they tend to be rather short and snippy.

@Dark: Okay. I'll try to...

@Ace I don't think I can on the HD version,unless I could just leave the Xbox on.But I'd much rather not burn the system out.

@Scott: Oh. I remember it was possible in the original PS 2 release and Snake Eater, it should still be possible by comparing the dates of the savefile/the date you load it.

Post of the Day #842

Any of you get the feel when you have too many things to do, and people keep piling stuff on top of that?

@Daft Punch It's every day of my life, Daft I get that feeling. It's true, sad but true.

@Daft: I've had that feelin' before.

Anywho, I'm here.

^^^ Sounds like my last job. I was on the closing shift in the kitchen at a chain cafe, and the manager was obsessed with people getting out on time, so whenever a shift wasn't getting out on time she'd move some of their duties onto a later shift, which of course meant those shifts weren't getting out on time, so she kept moving more duties further and further back until they piled up on us on the closing shift with nowhere else to go, so she settled on just yelling at us that we were getting out unacceptably late.

WELL GEE, LADY, I WONDER WHY.

Occasionally

@Daft Punch: hour after hour, work is never over.

@Daft That describes my gaming back log in a nutshell.

Also,my cat just broke the W and D of the laptop.The W is back on,but the D key won't go back on.

@Daft: Somewhat.

In unrelated news, I'm addicted to the React channel..

Also, gonna go sleep now. G'night everypony!

edited 23rd Aug '14 12:36:37 PM by I-Block

Archive binging on Dinosaur Comics and I just found one that Maud Pie needs to be photoshopped into.

I can picture Pinkie talked about how balloons are so FUN and FLOATY and COME IN A VARIETY OF COLOURS.

So, today I decided I'd try out a game that's been sitting in my Steam library for a while now: Sim City 4. I opened it up, did the tutorials and even looked online for some basic beginner advice.

Then, when I finally decided to start up a city in a region of my own, I discovered that other than the tutorial region, every region that comes with the game is nothing more than a flat expanse of land, and the only way to adjust it in-game is to go to each cell within the region and painstakingly terraform it.

Since I don't have near enough patience for that, I decided to look online for ways to create some kind of more randomized region geography. Two hours later, I gave up, deciding that if the only map that actually looks ready to play is the tutorial map (which already has cities built in various places), then the game just wasn't worth my curiosity.

That's weird. Even Sim City 2000 had a random map generator.

Though I was never able to get far in S C2k because I couldn't figure out how to make residents actually arrive. I had a lot of fun playing around with the preset scenario maps and the tileset editor though. Some of the alternate tilesets are hilarious.

Discord, you shouldn't just give ponies that kind of power if they're not prepared for it.

I'm bookmarking this comic. It's going to be very useful.

Aw, I just met a whole family of pony fans! :D

Aww, sounds really sweet Gwen. Tell me about it? Could use a perk up.

@Princess Gwen Interesting, please do tell.

The funny part is that Ruby on Rails technically isn't even a programming language.

Derpy... how. just... how.

Don't question it dude,its like questioning Pinkie.