sorry.. I really can't resist.
We present to you.. Clive Alive!

http://youtu.be/lydNxM5KV8M

English with Gothenburg accent. :)

So are probably the things I've said to them. Not sure they want to take that fight anyway. ;)

The measure is also having fun. Didn't say things were perfect before because they weren't. But I do think it got even worse removing choices.
You still notice difference if you gem incorrectly, should we remove that too?

And you can still complain and have fun. ;)

Tried WoW under Linux earlier this year and "it works" but far from as it should. Full gfx-settings under Windows and no problems with current 25 man raids. Under Linux it tries to kill itself with lowest settings.

Seems like you got some of the problems at least.

I didn't like the idea of LFR to begin with but I guess there is a point to it. However what we get now from Blizzard is four levels of the same RAID, from LFR to Heroic and no new instances at all since release. They got a few scenarios though but I honestly hate them and they're not the old five mans in any way.

And daily grinds are indeed crap. I hate dailies and then they make them mandatory over time. At least they make them too important. I'd love to have normal quests I can run around and finish off instead. I can't pretend dailies are real content. It's all just Blizzard being lazy, just as with not creating five man dungeons.

And talents as I wrote in a reply to one of your replies. I can't really feel they make a difference at the moment. Also being lazy I suppose.

Blizzard got too lazy.

Well instead of five man dungeons we now got LFR with 25 people. So 24 strangers which are often crap and can get away with it too since it's LFR difficulty. So if they don't want to meet people in a game then I suppose an MMO is the wrong place to be to begin with.

And regarding talent trees I find that the MoP solution just makes the game far more boring. I don't feel enough of a different from the choices I make. They could just give me some fixed talents and I probably wouldn't notice. Was it with Cata they locked so you had to spend enough points in one tree to open another? That was the start of making it worse with talents. :)

Using lower ranks of a spell however was not that interesting.

Reminds me of my parents with me in the backseat. Mother going "Speed bump - bump - bump!". Of course we ran into the speed bump full speed instead of slowing down. Quite sure my father would have noticed if he didn't get distracted trying to process what was being said. :)

Are glasses against the law?

Sucks to be me I suppose. :) Though here in sweden we don't have any direct law against using a phone while driving by itself either. We just go for "doing something hazardous".

So go for Xen with vga passthrough. Let a VM take control of a video card.

Got a bit sad when I figures my cpu lacks that support though. :-)

My first thought just starting the movie and still not having read anything about it was: Must be about UNIX.

Soon I'll see if I'm right. :)

Not sure if it's winning when I say "ah fuck it - they don't want me as a customer" and I won't buy anything at all of what they want to sell. :)

Well.. No it's not. :)

I think those things look amazingly fun and I'd love to try them out.
But for serious gaming (which I don't do anyway) I'd stay with keyboard and mouse.

But yes the technology is interesting by itself and I suppose it could be used for so much more than gaming. :)

Not anymore it seems.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CrunchBang_Linux

"As of CrunchBang 10 ("Statler"), the distribution is based directly on Debian and no longer on Ubuntu."

I actually use it as a joke though. No one could take it seriously. :)