Comment Re:What do they call the removal of LAN play? (Score 1) 563
Amen.
Amen.
After over a decade of play, I still love the old Starcraft, and still play. It's a timeless classic. Chess players don't get bored with chess. Look forward to the new maps, new vehicles, and new graphics. I'm glad they didn't make it wildly different.
Everybody must now assume you have it. It's 2010, the "e-mail address" field is in a lot of forms you fill out on paper. I guess we've finally reached an age where it's assumed you have an internet connection in the same way it's assumed you have a phone number. Guess the thinking is, "validate your copy online, or don't play." Why bother? Someone's going to crack it. Do what you did in the past Blizzard
Obviously those that chose to stand up for themselves in terms of being bullied at a young age, are different, than those that did not. This study is nonsense. There's a core difference in personalities between the two types, so it's natural for the results to be different years later in terms of social maturity. While our environment is a strong influence as far as our inner being is concerned, we are all born with a core set of personalities and social demeanor that only change moderately based on experience. All this tells is is that those that "had it in them" to stand up for themselves in their childhood, continue to "have it in them" later in life. Some people, regardless if they are harmed or not, do not have it in them to "return hostility" in childhood or adult life. All this proves is that the two personality types have continued down the road of maturity with their core emotions/personalities intact, as expected.
The opening game should be Beat Hazard if this manages to come together.
I seriously hope this guy doesn't get pwned like the poor Psystar people
If I were able to play Robot Unicorn Attack on it, I'd be all over it too
Captain Janeway knows best!
Thus spake the master programmer: "After three days without programming, life becomes meaningless." -- Geoffrey James, "The Tao of Programming"