The Glade 4.0

Scott Kurtz has developed a case of the Richard Burlews.

Yes. Yes he has. He has put way too much on his plate, and all of his projects are suffering.

I posted to the Table Titans FB when they announced "End of Season One" that its not **** television, you don't need to go on hiatus for a month to put out a twice a week comic.

The response was all "Well yes, it is very much like TV. We have creative meetings, writers collaboration, and stuff like that"

I wanted to write back "No, you're a lazy ****. If you can't write 2 comics a week (some of which are single freaking panels) you have no business being in this business. Also, what the ****'s up with the PVP schedule slippage? Can't be arsed anymore?"

But I didn't.

Wow. The shield effects are going to be amazing.

Link for the 2-hour Livestream today:
http://www.twitch.tv/roberts_space_ind_ch_1/b/488909647

1:19 or so is the start of the Dogfighting demo sequence. 1:41 or so is shield effect demo stuff.

At $36 million, you’ve unlocked the first of the backer-voted systems, Tamsa:

Tamsa System – Located near the fringe of Banu space, Tamsa System features a massive central star that has collapsed into a black hole. Only two planets remain in the system, a chthonian world and a gas giant located far from the black hole’s event horizon.
For the $38 million goal, your votes have selected the “fully aquatic planet” option. Here’s the description of the system we’re creating based on your input:

Cano System is home to a G-Type Main Sequence Star that’s almost identical to Earth’s. Of the four planets in the system, only one is inhabited: Carteyna. Located on the edge of habitable zone, Carteyna is a classic waterworld. Fortunately, its planetary axis constantly keeps the northern hemisphere away from the sun, which allowed for the water to freeze into the landmasses used as the initial landing zones in 2587. Multiple attempts have been made to try to convert the thick atmosphere into something breathable, but the process never seemed to stick. In fact, over the years, every time there’s a new technological development in geo-engineering, they test it out here on Carteyna only to yield the same result. Almost fifty years ago, scientists discovered microscopic organisms in the very early phases of life in the depths of the oceans. This caused a massive uproar throughout the UEE at the prospect that they had been attempting to terraform a developing world. Carteyna was immediately placed under the Fair Chance Act. Unfortunately, Humans had been living here for almost over three hundred years and the families that had been here for generations felt that they had earned rights as residents. After years of debate in the political and scientific community, the population was allowed to stay, but only under certain conditions: future terraforming attempts have been outlawed and the Human population has been consolidated to a single arcology to minimize their impact on their environment and the development of whatever species is growing in the deep.

I think I voted for Lost Colony, but perhaps the same thing applies.

I'd still prefer to vote for, "Lets finish what we have promised instead of adding more content" as a stretch goal, but that's just me.

I'd still prefer to vote for, "Lets finish what we have promised instead of adding more content" as a stretch goal, but that's just me.

Dear [insert your name here]
it came to my attention that you voted on [insert shiptype you voted for here] for the totally wrong reasons. [your vote] will not be [adjective you like about your vote] but instead will be the complete opposite.
For example:
The weapon loadout [ ]
The cargo hold [ ]
The speed [ ]
The sensors [ ]
will not be nearly as advanced as you might think because:
OP doesnt like it [ ]
It would be completely overpowered [ ]
Also a ship designed to be a [your voted shiptype] will look plain boring and not be fun to fly at all. I propose every true Star Citizen fan voting for [OPs favorite ship] for these objective reasons [completely subjective reasoning here].
I hope you guys like that you are destroying this Community with [your vote]

Sincerely
[On the level of a 12 year old stuck OP]

in this review, specifically the crysis 3 engine showed to be very CPU intensive and benefitted significantly from hyperthreading
11:12:48InvaderZoidberg http://www.techbuyersguru.com/ochtgaming2.php
11:13:11InvaderZoidberg If there were ever an argument for buying into Hyperthreading, this would be it. Note that we're pretty sure there's more performance to be had from our GTX 780 - this game is thoroughly CPU-bottlenecked, at least at these settings. Add in an UltraHD resolution or perhaps some higher-level anti-aliasing, and the bottleneck would likely shift to the GPU, but at the popular 1080p, the CPU absolutely matters
11:13:23InvaderZoidberg So that's the engine SC runs on
11:13:29InvaderZoidberg so I'd expect that to be true as well.

Saitek winning the brand preference in the poll today makes me sad.

Care to elaborate?