Haven't oced the memory yet.
Earlier i took the noise suppresor thing out of my cpu fan an that netted me 800rpm more, so i might try to push the chip to 4.2ghz which is my target goal.
Oh..... that was hilarious.
But a word of warning to any kitten-owner. Do *NOT* encourage your kitten to pounce on any strange lumps and bumps in the bed. Especially if you're a guy. (My husband discovered the dangers of this years ago).
Catz rulez.
Hell, they understood there is no need to bring back the ball to get some food... unlike dogs
Hell, they understood there is no need to bring back the ball to get some food... unlike dogs
it would really really really suck to be this guy.
http://cheezburger.com/48154113
of course then again, its his own fault for not thinking ahead. i mean why not throw on some boxers or something before hand?
http://cheezburger.com/48154113
of course then again, its his own fault for not thinking ahead. i mean why not throw on some boxers or something before hand?
Well, I was a little disappointed at it not being a cat video, given the cheezburger link.
Funny, but I'm calling fake on this one. There aren't enough surreptitious glances from bystanders, and I'd agree with some of the commenters that the desk clerk's "I want to see some ID" is NOT likely to be the first response.
I will quote Geralt of Rivia here:
I guess they'll never learn...
Metacritic bashing already started btw
Is the worm finally turning?
http://www.joystiq.com/2013/03/06/editorial-simcity-diablo-3-and-a-review-of-customer-service/
It's hard to imagine an article like this from a site like joystiq a year ago. They seem to finally be getting it - games customers are customers, not fans with a false sense of entitlement.
On the other hand, I just checked metacritic. It looks like the other reviews are still ignoring the service aspect.
http://www.joystiq.com/2013/03/06/editorial-simcity-diablo-3-and-a-review-of-customer-service/
It's hard to imagine an article like this from a site like joystiq a year ago. They seem to finally be getting it - games customers are customers, not fans with a false sense of entitlement.
On the other hand, I just checked metacritic. It looks like the other reviews are still ignoring the service aspect.
Indeed, DB, someone said what had to be said.
Metacritic user crusade - this time in a good cause - is on: http://www.metacritic.com/game/pc/simcity/user-reviews
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Metacritic user crusade - this time in a good cause - is on: http://www.metacritic.com/game/pc/simcity/user-reviews
2.0
Remember how servers crashed on Battlefield 3 or Diablo 3 launch ?Indeed, DB, someone said what had to be said.
Metacritic user crusade - this time in a good cause - is on: http://www.metacritic.com/game/pc/simcity/user-reviews
2.0
Well, they never learn, they bought the game.
So try it first, buy it later.
That's what demos are for.
I also generally wait for a friend to confirm the game is worth my money.
And a year delay for a nice Steam rebate...
That's what demos are for.
I also generally wait for a friend to confirm the game is worth my money.
And a year delay for a nice Steam rebate...
I just thought this RP sounds amazing. And I want to try it.
http://www.stumbleupon.com/su/1mbKgC/:1NbuLIRxo:EzlOfYsm/wso.williams.edu/~msulliva/campaigns/john/
Everyone is John
A competitive roleplaying game for three or more people.
Everyone is John is a humorous, competitive roleplaying game about playing the various personalities of John, an insane man from Minneapolis. One participant is the GM, or, in Everyone is John lingo, "Everyone Else." All of the other players are Voices in John's head.
Everyone is John uses six-sided dice (you really only need one, but it might be easiest if every participant carries one) for play.
Voices
Voices are the Player Characters of Everyone is John. They are defined by a simple character sheet:
Willpower
Willpower is a pool of points that the Voice can spend to take control of John or improve its chance of success in any given action. Willpower will go down and up a lot in the game, so it might be easier to represent it with tokens rather than numbers on a page. Willpower starts off at 10 for most Voices.
Skills
Each Voice has two or three skills. This is a freeform game, so just write down a short description of the skill, like "Drives well," or "Good at persuading people." Most Voices have two skills, but you can have three if you start at 7 Willpower instead of 10.
Obsession
This is kind of like a winning condition: if you complete your obsession more than other Voices complete their obsession, you win. Obsessions come in three grades: Level 1 (pretty easy to accomplish, like "Pigging out on candy"), Level 2 (more difficult or risky, like, "dressing up in women's clothing and hitting on strangers,"), and Level 3 (nearly impossible to accomplish, like, "Blowing up buildings"). The harder obsessions count more than the easier ones.
If you're going to seriously compete with the other Voices, you probably should keep your sheet a secret.
http://www.stumbleupon.com/su/1mbKgC/:1NbuLIRxo:EzlOfYsm/wso.williams.edu/~msulliva/campaigns/john/
Everyone is John
A competitive roleplaying game for three or more people.
Everyone is John is a humorous, competitive roleplaying game about playing the various personalities of John, an insane man from Minneapolis. One participant is the GM, or, in Everyone is John lingo, "Everyone Else." All of the other players are Voices in John's head.
Everyone is John uses six-sided dice (you really only need one, but it might be easiest if every participant carries one) for play.
Voices
Voices are the Player Characters of Everyone is John. They are defined by a simple character sheet:
Willpower
Willpower is a pool of points that the Voice can spend to take control of John or improve its chance of success in any given action. Willpower will go down and up a lot in the game, so it might be easier to represent it with tokens rather than numbers on a page. Willpower starts off at 10 for most Voices.
Skills
Each Voice has two or three skills. This is a freeform game, so just write down a short description of the skill, like "Drives well," or "Good at persuading people." Most Voices have two skills, but you can have three if you start at 7 Willpower instead of 10.
Obsession
This is kind of like a winning condition: if you complete your obsession more than other Voices complete their obsession, you win. Obsessions come in three grades: Level 1 (pretty easy to accomplish, like "Pigging out on candy"), Level 2 (more difficult or risky, like, "dressing up in women's clothing and hitting on strangers,"), and Level 3 (nearly impossible to accomplish, like, "Blowing up buildings"). The harder obsessions count more than the easier ones.
If you're going to seriously compete with the other Voices, you probably should keep your sheet a secret.
No posts since the 7th? This is what happens when you guys party too much and burn out!
Ugghhh I need to find a suitable avatar... my profile is so, so naked. 8[
Ugghhh I need to find a suitable avatar... my profile is so, so naked. 8[