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304 is the max

I've put a premium sale on the market, lets see if anyone notices:

Wait... so, reach level 5 for a badge, and then when you play the game you get only foil cards for that game? So spend 5x7x12 = 3.50 euros and get 4 card drops worth 1 euro, thus making 0.50 euro in profit.

haha Now if the tax man would do the same it would be awesome.

Maybe kickstarter should introduce an upper limit. So, you can back a project until the deadline was reached, or when the upper limit was reached. That way you can protect a project from scaling out of bounds.

I take it your friends don't work in a field where you create new stuff all the time? Because slipping deadlines happens in a lot of projects, not just video games. The higher percentage of the project consists out of "new stuff" the higher the risk becomes that you will have to "pick two". With pick two I'm referring to the common project management triangle. There are different triangles out there, but a common one is {scope, within budget, within time}. (Although, dropping time usually means you will also lose on budget because of manpower.) When a publisher has the control they usually will reduce the scope. And this is very noticeable, and often the complaint by reviewers and players. They complain that the game feels rushed or unfinished. So, now the publisher has been cut from the picture (with crowdfunded games) the gamers are behaving like publishers. How ironic.

You might say that the raccoon was operating the toaster.

I still haven't finished SS3, I guess I haven't reached the part where it become like SS again.

yep 21:00 CEST according to steam

tomorrow

"This video previously contained a copyrighted audio track. Due to a claim by a copyright holder, the audio track has been muted." Seriously?!

I was just joking. I think there are multiple endings, but all off screen.

I replayed episode 5 so that everybody dies; much better ending

Just finished the Tiny Tina DLC for Borderlands 2... I'm now done with this game. The Tiny Tina DLC was ok, it was different, yet the same. The worst part of it was how incredibly linear the world and adventure was.

Ok, yeah so it's not a small step, or subject to making a step, it's a big thing. But I think that if there wasn't a lot of opposition some law makers in the US would also try to get laws like these.

I was watching Dark Shadows again. One thing that really sticks to me with this movie is the awesome usage of (licensed) music. It doesn't happen that often that I think that the usage of music in the movie is really fitting and contributing to the movie. So... here a thread to discus movies where licensed music really plays a contributing role (rather than supporting). So it's about preexisting music that was properly used in a movie. Thus, no original music created for a movie.

Oh right, Watchmen. The title scene was absolutely excellent. And then there was the burial.

... back you up in what way? I'm pretty sure I'm agreeing with you.

I feed on that.

New humble bundle weekly sale, which appears to be a music bundle: http://www.humblebundle.com/weekly 11 times Jim Guthrie and friends

Looking forward to that

Watched the video stream. The point where Sean dropped the bucket almost killed me. It's around the 9 minute mark

I love commuting with a ridiculous smile on my face.

you'll get a special gift from Valve when your account turns 10

yes, I think so