The last poster wins

[brokenergy]

Lol! No!

[Thor.]

thats what it says, he at least acknowledges his wrong doing.

 

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Denis Dyack Addresses Kotaku Accusations (Vlog)

[M48A5]

:mellow:

[Iv000]

http://geoguessr.com/

 

This is a nice thing.

 

It throws you in a random location via google streetview and you have to figure out where you are.

Fun :)

[Werne]

he at least acknowledges his wrong doing.

The guy's a money-sucking fiend and while he may "acknowledge his wrong doing", he's still a money-sucking fiend. That article was created almost a year ago, he had plenty of time to respond but he didn't. In my opinion, that makes him guilty and now that he wants to suck more money out of people, he needs to claim he's a good guy.

 

I mean yeah, Precursor Games may want to release a great game but with this guy in charge, I'd say they'll sink faster than the Titanic. After messing up a title that was pretty much bound to be a huge success (X-Men, for the love of god), I don't trust his lead.

 

To put it all simply - he screwed over Activision, he screwed over his own employees, he screwed up two games in a row, he screwed up his company, and after all that he wants 1.35 million to start a new one and he claims he changed. If you ever wondered how a river of bulls*** looks like, his actions would be an accurate presentation of one.

[slayerpaul]

http://geoguessr.com/

 

This is a nice thing.

 

It throws you in a random location via google streetview and you have to figure out where you are.

Fun :smile:

 

my first attempt :psyduck:

 

 

[Thor.]

 

he at least acknowledges his wrong doing.

The guy's a money-sucking fiend and while he may "acknowledge his wrong doing", he's still a money-sucking fiend. That article was created almost a year ago, he had plenty of time to respond but he didn't. In my opinion, that makes him guilty and now that he wants to suck more money out of people, he needs to claim he's a good guy.

 

I mean yeah, Precursor Games may want to release a great game but with this guy in charge, I'd say they'll sink faster than the Titanic. After messing up a title that was pretty much bound to be a huge success (X-Men, for the love of god), I don't trust his lead.

 

To put it all simply - he screwed over Activision, he screwed over his own employees, he screwed up two games in a row, he screwed up his company, and after all that he wants 1.35 million to start a new one and he claims he changed. If you ever wondered how a river of bulls*** looks like, his actions would be an accurate presentation of one.

 

l would love to use your post in the forums if thats okay with you. Although i wouldn't use it just yet, just incase this subject comes along.

 

believe me you are not the only one who expresses such hate.. copied for future reference, he needs to apologies big time if he ever wants to win the public back.

 

One thing about Eternal Darkness, it was not a xman reboot, it was a 9.7 rating and high praise from E3. probably again because nintendo was watching over his shoulder.

Edited May 18, 2013 by Thor.

[Iv000]

 

http://geoguessr.com/

 

This is a nice thing.

 

It throws you in a random location via google streetview and you have to figure out where you are.

Fun :smile:

 

my first attempt :psyduck:

 

http://forums.nexusmods.com/public/style_images/underground/attachicon.gifImmagine.jpg

 

:D Mine was somewhat similar.

 

The easiest continent is Australia. Its mostly deserts and dry stuff there. Like it puts me in the middle of a road through a desert-ish land. Yup, Australia :P

[Ironman5000]

That's a fun little game :thumbsup:

[Werne]

l would love to use your post in the forums if thats okay with you. Although i wouldn't use it just yet, just incase this subject comes along.

 

believe me you are not the only one who expresses such hate.. copied for future reference, he needs to apologies big time if he ever wants to win the public back.

 

One thing about Eternal Darkness, it was not a xman reboot, it was a 9.7 rating and high praise from E3. probably again because nintendo was watching over his shoulder.

Feel free to post it. And while I know which game Eternal Darkness is, that was when Nintendo ran the show and made the rules, now he runs it by his rules (and we know how that ends up) so I'm pretty sure he'll find a way to screw this one up as well.

 

 

 

In other news, Audiophile Linux seems to be an abandoned project with a bunch of problems (update removes a bunch of codecs and replaces it's real-time kernel with crap, no x64, severely outdated) so I decided it won't be used for my multimedia PC. Instead, I built my own distribution on top of Debian Testing with AMD64 CPU architecture (I thought it would be complicated but it's actually very easy).

 

My distro is extremely simple, I installed only core system files and built it from ground-up using aptitude. Got XServer Xorg with Openbox and LXDE running on LightDM for desktop, Debian's libavcodec packages, an audio/video player, PulseAudio and Advanced Linux Sound Architecture for sound processing. System requirements are low, 256MB RAM, 300MHz CPU, 5GB storage space.

 

All it took to make it is executing 1 command after installing base files, "apt-get install sudo xorg openbox lxde lightdm pulseaudio alsa && reboot". Once it rebooted I got greeted by a brand new LXDE desktop (uses 0% CPU and 60MB RAM on idle, 3.4Gb on HDD) and a sound system with better sound quality than Audiophile Linux.

 

Finished installing core from NETInstall CD and manually building a stable OS in cca 25 minutes, took another 15 to make it into an installation image, awesome. :cool: