The_DarthMoogle

However, I would say that the absolute least anyone can do is get all their facts right. For example, to say going to the moon again is a stupid idea because it would be a waste of taxpayers money is completely false*, and therefore you aren't really entitled to swing your opinion dick everywhere. And I still say your opinion is wrong. To say going to the moon is a stupid idea because the thousands of high-tech jobs created will actually go to overseas workers (From an American perspective) is entirely valid. So you can swing your opinion dick everywhere. But I still say your opinion is wrong. *The US would receive stupid amounts of money in overseas investment, and from selling the new technologies that would arise. The moon is profitable, baby!

Don't be a flaming anus. OP : We need the crash log. Are you the owner of the server in question?

English. Fluent in French and Spanish (and Portuguese). Average at German and Italian. Sub-par in Russian. Learning Japanese. Nothing to do with anything remotely Arabic.

Yeah, strange title, huh. So how is Love best explained? In this sense it's an online co-op game. And like it's aetherial counterpart of the same name, it's utterly beautiful. How Love works is like nothing I've really encountered before, so I'll lay it out as to how my experience panned out. At first when you jump into this astonishing world, the graphics are blindingly complex. It's like calligraphy meets watercolour. You'll take a while just to get your bearings, but soon you'll be picking out a Con Dotita in the undergrowth a mile away. The world is spherical, and takes about ten minutes walk to go top to bottom. There are vast oceans and terrifyingly tall peaks. But the world changes slowly, but constantly. The ocean you saw yesterday will have swallowed up the surrounding hills, and that huge mountain moved left a mile too. Your objective is to work with your fellow players to place a Monolith and build a settlement around it. You can reshape the world itself to form walls and houses to place your new tech such as forcefields, supply bunker things and radar stations. New technologies are gained by finding Tokens scattered across the world, and bringing them back to the Monolith gains everyone new tools and weapons. You can move all kinds of items and secrets to your settlement using cable relays and teleporters, which cost nothing to use. There's no action key either. Yes, weapons. There are five other tribes on your spherical world all out to get you, and are basically doing what you do - collect Tokens, build their settlement, destroy everyone else entirely. By building up an infrastructure, any tribe can create a power link to a hostile Monolith, and destroy it. And so Love is. Everyone you meet is so friendly, there's always a server up near you despite this game being 5 years old and still in development. I previewed the thread and was perturbed to find it so short. But this game is beautifully simple, yet deeply complex. It's atmospheric, characterful. A true masterpiece that the internet has forgotten all too quickly. And it's free. Which is criminal. Donation gets you your own username, plus some neat endgame stuff I have yet to explore. You have got to play it, because it's games like this that should move the industry forward. http://www.quelsolaar.com/love/index.html

Turtles bro. They aren't steves, too. I'm sure you have the intelligence to mash everyone else's scripts together to make a centralised army of the things.

The odd friendly ribbing I am not averse to. But agreed. Taking an entire suite of machines is a dick move.

Ah, TotalBiscuit. He would frankly be a god of mod reviews whether he liked minecraft or not. [/fanboy]

You are very much welcome.

They are both trashy entertainment for when we all have nothing better to do?

NO

Norton may well be screwing things up, as I've seen far too many times. Sometimes disabling it while running the launcher isn't enough, just to warn you.

You should just stick to MBAM, AVG is blocking your downloads. If you want something to protect internet browsing, I really recommend Avast!

That's something I've been experiencing recently, and it maybe a latency issue as switching over to singleplayer doesn't have the same bug.

And another one! Someone forced me to do something 'Electronic', so I gave it my best shot I've got something a little special in the works though... should see something appear this weekend.

Yo, you should totally delete your resources folder next time you run the game. Oh, and swap AVG out for a man's Anti-Virus, like Avast! (AVG doesn't like the launcher)

Yo, you should go with a more overclockable i5 processor, and invest in an NVidia GTX 570. Trust me. Planetside 2 is coming.

"OP" stands for either Original Post, or the Original Poster.

NOPE. It's an old asshole, can't be bothered to find Jay?'s original post.

The thing is, airships don't rotate yet. So my airship is 23 blocks long, facing S/N, with the entrance on the starboard side. You're best building just a landing pad.

Neither of those mods are very SMP friendly, despite having versions out. But, if it's compatible with Forge, got a Bukkit port, then it's compatible. Just drag and drop in the server's mod folder, pretty much. Not a huge deal. Now, as for aesthetically compatible... now that's up to you.

The Whalebox is where too many threads go to die. We do need 'The Mope Box' or something.

Don't worry, I've got a megathread in the works that should explain all.

Pleasepleaseplease don't touch the airship. None of you know how to fly it, and you were SO CLOSE to destroying it. I will make a complete tutorial this weekend discussing the various ways of doing things airship related. EDIT : If you want to destroy it, build your own. Then we shall do battle.

This never works for me. Never.

You beg to the server owners. Many servers ban this item, but to receive that reason strikes as a bit odd. That servers sounds stupid anyway, but that's just me.