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I've played it, it's super great. Coworker and I tried it at GDC, when I asked what role he wanted to take, he sheepishly responded that he thought the Occulus would be cool, but assumed we would both want it. I was super excited to be the guy with manual, things worked out pretty great. It's a really cool mix of a physical materials, hidden information and time pressure. The manual is akin to the materials you get in Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detective, and physicality like that is such an under appreciated aspect of games. The rest of the game makes that physical experience holistically perfect.

Just going to throw this request out there, but if there were a video series going over lighting in Unity 5 I would like to know.

I'm going to be Bojack Horseman. I already bought a horse mask.

Bojack season 2 left it on positive note I felt. That first season was tough though, especially going into it thinking "Here's a fun horseman cartoon with choice funny guy Will Arnett", and having it slowly reveal its dark nature was quite the experience. Also, Twig is 100% right about Gravity Falls, great show!

Cute puppy!!! Darcy, who is very blind in one eye, came on a road trip with us. She saw great sights, such as the world's biggest lobster.

I really need to know what Twig was complaining about 7 months ago, so this message limit thing is kind of a big deal.

I love the purple green chromatic aberration effect.

I'm down for the slacking.

I think if I made the effort of dusting cards I could have at least 3 competitive decks, but, Arena is more fun, and yeah, I'm on a cycle of always having enough gold for it.

Codicier, do you use a primer to start? That's maybe the only thing I don't see in your excellent guide.

Missile Missile Command Command: Twice the fun of regular Missile Command.

Duplicade is ending very soon. I have to get my thing submitted tonight then!

Also suggests that Non-fiction doesn't have authorial intent, or authorial bias as it may be.

Hunger Games 2 is a bit of a slog, kind of just retreads the first without doing anything interesting. Mockingjay Part 1 was probably the most tonally consistent of the films, but I can't really recommend any of them beyond being a simple indulgence. Apparently I'm actually all caught up in the YA-Hunger Games-alikes. Maze Runner was pretty meh, competent Hollywood story telling and production, but certainly reveals itself to be the most obvious thing. Divergent was kind of cool, given its post post apocalypse Chicago setting, but the main character typified the bland, project yourself onto her archetype, and the society it depicts doesn't holistically make a lot of sense. Its follow up Insurgent totally wraps up every plot line and world mystery from the first, and only asks new questions in the last 5 minutes of the movie. It's kind of shocking, and not very satisfying.

In my new system Tetrodynamics I present the fact that 1 + 1 does not equal 2, but in fact equates to window.

This might be a perspective I have given my CS background, but I find just declaring a list in code and seeing what comes up in the autocomplete good enough. As far as I treat them, they're pretty much better versions of arrays. Happy to help if you have any specific questions.

Yeah Dino, even though I felt like I got frequent updates over the year, I would love to read your organized thoughts on how it all went.

Jeneggatron, was it a branded shandy, or home made one? I think shandys/radlers are really good, even if they are only vaguely beer flavoured. Stiegl Radler (grapefruit), Kichesippi Radler (grapefrui)t, and Krombacher Radler (lemon) are probably the best I've had. One time I even bought a fancy bottle of grapefruit soda and mixed it with a favourite IPA and that was pretty bomb.

Airscape: The Fall of Gravity has sold 150 copies.

Thats cool for sure. It's a really easy thing to scope for, I made two games for Barfcade.

The first time I tried an Oculus I was convinced that I would buy it as soon as it was commercially available. 2 Years later and I'm feeling much more cautious about being an early adopter. I wonder how much the first to market device will dictate the direction support for VR is developed.

Manhattans and Old Fashioneds are cocktails I enjoy, but they are most certainly cocktails that enhance the whiskey they are made with, and thus suffer from inferior ingredients. Ginger ale and whiskey (Rye and Ginger) is my preferred method for dealing with a bad whiskey. Also, I recently discovered that a local craft brewery has a deal at their brewery store that essentially matches price with the cheapest widely available beers. I have enjoyed several locally made blonde lagers tonight, woooooooo.

Hit me up with a PM and we can work something out.

My go to whiskey is Wild Turkey, it's not expensive, and has a good, easy taste.

I heard the new cool thing to do is hate on IPAs.