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11:21 AM
 
@fredley That's somehow logically more sound then hammering at one single spot to build a whole castle.
 
@Arperum Water both deep enough for galleon and shallow enough for horse
 
@fredley naah, they just walk on the lily pads, whatever works in minecraft right?
 
@KevinvanderVelden Hah
 
@fredley Horses can swim, probably not all that well when a heavily armored knight is on top though.
 
11:24 AM
@KevinvanderVelden aaww...doood. You no haz baby Toothless
 
@RPiAwesomeness Which is good, now he is recognizable.
 
@RPiAwesomeness the porkchop couldn't even tell the difference between me and a turtle!
 
@Arperum True
 
 
11:25 AM
These things are great, because AoE is great
 
@fredley Indeed
 
@fredley AoE III was not that good. I really liked the II and I though.
 
@Arperum Yeah. AoE II was my favourite
 
I remember making a random map script for AoE II way back.
 
@Arperum 3 was OK. The "build your own town" thing was weird, but was quite fun upgrading.
 
11:27 AM
AoE I is actually the very first PC game I ever played...
 
@fredley That things work when you remember that cavalry members can and do dismount for things like "storming boats".
 
@MartinSojka NEVER, cavalry is forever glued to their horses, see also: any game ever.
 
Let's all take a moment to remember the sounds of AoE
> Rogan?
 
> Shhhhhh-haaaaa
 
11:29 AM
 
@fredley 20
 
 
My GPU order was cancelled :(
 
@OrigamiRobot Oh no. Why?
 
11:39 AM
@OrigamiRobot You should flip a table.
 
> We're writing to inform you that your order 002-4962156-8953812 from Global Beats International has been canceled because the price for the item(s) was not set correctly by the seller.
I remember when pricing mistakes were honored.
 
@OrigamiRobot Aren't there laws against that kind of thing? There are here
 
Also, it wasn't even that big a mistake.
 
If you see a price on something, you are legally entitled to buy it at that price. If the seller screws up they take the hit.
 
@fredley aah, but when ordering online the user agreement says you waive that right
 
11:42 AM
@fredley There probably are, but that only matters if someone actually calls them on it.
Also, I love my new gravatar <3
 
@KevinvanderVelden I don't think it's legally allowed to in this country
@Wipqozn I hate your new gravatar, and I haven't even seen it yet
 
@MBraedley I move into that Killiam Building by the Canada Games centre tomorrow.
@fredley It's the one I currently have. I switched it yesterday. I think.
 
@fredley it's not much different, just slightly less dark
 
@KevinvanderVelden Hatred: confirmed
 
11:48 AM
@Wipqozn I hope that's not you asking for help moving
 
@MBraedley Oh my no
I'm just excited, and was like "oh hey, look, it's that fellow nova scotian"
 
The worst part is I was charged and now I have to wait to be refunded before I can order another one
 
I've got 8 people helping me move, so I'm quite set.
@fredley It's Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, aka the new love of my life <3
 
I must be the only person in the world to complain about getting off duty
 
That's new?
 
12:01 PM
@PrivatePansy I'm confused. Didn't you want your time with the army be done with already?
 
@Arperum In this case, doing duty means getting off my day job in the army. And my day job in the army sucks
 
@Arperum Maybe he's recently acquired a taste for blood.
 
@PrivatePansy that seems backwards
 
They needed non-Muslim drivers in a high security clearance camp, and as it happens we ran out of Chinese and Indian drivers
 
@badp it's the Singaporean army
 
12:06 PM
@PrivatePansy ooooh. That almost sounds like fun.
 
I'm filling in a position that would require me to stick around for 7 days in a camp that prohibits phones with cameras
On the other hand, the job is incredibly relaxing because the driver is almost never called upon except for emergency
So it's just 7 days of slacking and reading books and catching up on studies and stuff
I did that for 24 hours, then my superiors called me and told me they found a replacement and I have to go back
 
 
Well it is an image of an Xbox One VCR. Sort of.
 
user15026
Good morning. Bridge.
 
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Philipp SanderIn the notes of 4.14 they said: As 4.14 is potentially the patch we'll be playing the World Championship on Which on is it finally? 4.14 got updated once more after the realease.

 
12:11 PM
I'm not sure this is how the Steam music thing is suppose to work
 
@AshleyNunn Good Morning. Nunn.
 
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@Wipqozn Excited to move?
 
@PrivatePansy Not very well at all.
 
So apparently, there was this Loot Cave in Destiny, but Bungie shut it down last night. People would do nothing but empty clip after clip into this cave (or more precisely, the enemies emerging from the cave), and get a bunch rare engrams out of it.
 
@AshleyNunn Yes. Very much so.
 
12:21 PM
@MBraedley people have already found other "Treasure Caves". not as effective as the first, but still pretty good. In a loot driven RNG mmo(sorta) game, people will find the most efficient and effortless way to get said loot.
 
It just scans your files directly (you can set which directories it has access to in settings) and disregards tags/steamIDs entirely. Probably not worth using yet.
 
It doesn't even recognise any of the Soundtrack DLCs I've previously purchased
 
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Are the games with those soundtracks installed?
 
@Rapitor And blocking them from doing so will only result in a) people going away, b) people finding a new way. repeat until no players left.
 
12:28 PM
@Pvt.Grichmann Yes, and the files are all right in the Steam folder, yet somehow it can't seem to find them
 
Odd, that. Just keep using what you were using before until they sort it out, I suppose.
 
@MBraedley EXTERMINATE ALL FUN
 
Okay, figured it out: Steam only recognises the original Steam folder by default
The problem is it now thinks every single snippet of sound is music
 
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Q: Is the light/heavy armor buff in enchanting worth using?

ThCPI've learned both increase heavy armor skill and light armor skill enchantments from breaking items, and I would like to know whether using them has a noticeable effect or not when enchanting a piece of armor (or ring or necklace), say in the formula used when calculating the damage reduction. ...

 
@PrivatePansy Were your soundtracks in a different library folder?
 
12:33 PM
That includes the bits of sfx from various games, and even the short narration read out for wonders in Civ V
@Pvt.Grichmann No, most of my games are in a different location
It only recognises the original Steam installation in Program Files by default
 
@Arperum Bungie is very inexperienced when it comes to MMO style games. They haven't grasped at the fact many players would just rather farm than play "content". It doesn't help that their content gives virtually no rewards.
 
It's... pretty awful
 
Ah. Word of warning: Steam music recognises media buttons. So if you have anything in its playlist, but use a different player that also recognises media buttons, you'll get a mix-up.
 
How did this feature made it out of testing
 
And no, you cannot tell it to stop doing that.
It's the twenty-first century, man. We are the testers.
 
12:37 PM
This... this is hilarious reddit.com/r/Games/comments/2hdd3i/…
> so the music function kinda picks up on custom songs you've downloaded from Garry's Mod servers. So now I can listen to such classics as GET NOSCOPED! and the WarioWare: Smooth Moves soundtrack.

> I think I may have found the weirdest one, it's all just french words meaning "congratulations"/"well done"
 
FAE
good afternoon all
 
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@FAE heya :)
 
ALRIGHT GRAVITY FALLS TIME
 
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@KevinvanderVelden Around when will you be getting there? I was thinking of arriving somewhere between 4 and 4:30
 
@FAE eeh, I've got work till 5:30, so 5:45 or something
 
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12:44 PM
@KevinvanderVelden Ah okies. I've got an hourish train ride and I don't want to have to sit in the middle of the spits so I want to leave a bit early.
@KevinvanderVelden Also I just saw on twitter that EpiCon's winter edition was canceled :/
 
Oh god, Mabel is a shipper.
Actually, I don't think that was ever a secret, now that I think about it
 
@FAE heck, the website is even removed =/
 
FAE
@KevinvanderVelden yeah. :/ They made a statement on FB, but I was surprised that their website was taken down already. On the upside, there's apparently going to be a Dutch Comic Con in the Jaarbeurs in March.
 
@FAE hio
 
Heh. So ... that viral marketing firm (Rantic) tried to gather public attention via a hoax "Emma Watson nudes will be leaked" stuff, and turned that into a "Shutdown 4chan" stuff. In return, 4chan hacked their servers, obtained full marketing data on past stuff and future plans, seemingly got into their mail accounts and so on. I guess somebody just found out why you don't attack /b/. ;)
 
12:48 PM
@MartinSojka Most solid plan ever.
 
FAE
I get to play games todaaaaay :D
 
@MartinSojka people still haven't figured out to just leave /b/ alone
 
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@MartinSojka I am amused that people kept trying to link the bash stuff to the Emma Watson stuff.
 
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@FAE That is pretty excellent. I am going to a hockey game tonight!
 
@Wipqozn Somewhat acceptable
 
12:49 PM
@AshleyNunn Wait, what? Why? That's so for reality it's pure nonsense.
 
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@AshleyNunn Woo! Leafs? Or amateur?
 
@AshleyNunn Oh, it's quite likely CVE-2014-6271 and CVE-2014-7169 were involved somehow. They make hacking even slightly not perfectly administered systems damn easy at the moment.
 
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@FAE Local Junior A team
 
@PrivatePansy Oh, right, new episodes. I'm caught up until the Bill episode.
 
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@AshleyNunn Have fun! :D
 
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12:50 PM
It's their home opener tonight, which, here, is a pretty big deal. :D
 
@Rapitor what about my master plan to leverage the /b/ social platform to brandvertise Arqade's viral feedback loop?
 
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@KevinvanderVelden Do you have any SE/Arqade t-shirts? And where do you want to try to meet up?
 
@FAE You'll recognize @KevinvanderVelden from his "Half Life 3" cover art.
 
user15026
Man, we left a line open for two days after a match and like...no one took advantage of it (we'd've caught them and cancelled the bets, but still).
 
@AshleyNunn Poor match.
Was it like a table tennis under-16 pre-qualifier warmup match or something?
 
1:02 PM
@AshleyNunn whoops
 
@FAE I have 0 SE/Arqade shirts* =[. I have a hat and a white shirt with a (slightly faded) kirby with headset on it
 
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@badp It was an e-sport match
 
@FAE Did you by chance listen to two more thrillings last night?
Long enough to hear PFT as Croach?
 
FAE
@KevinvanderVelden Gotcha. I'll be the short Asian girl in glasses wearing a Lazers shirt!
@LessPop_MoreFizz I had to stop just before that one. I'll definitely listen to it today though.
 
@FAE enjoy hearing the best sparks theme ever
 
FAE
1:05 PM
@LessPop_MoreFizz hahaha I look forward to it
 
@FAE Look for the LAZERS (with only 1 eye of course, need to keep that remaining eye safe), gotcha
 
@AshleyNunn @FAE @spugsley Whoever else was interested in Maze Runner. It reads fast enough and is entertaining enough to be worth reading, despite me being a critical old snot about it.
I'm like 75% of the way through.
Which has taken me about 3 hours to accomplish.
 
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@StrixVaria Okay, because you being a critical old snot made me hesitate :P
 
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@StrixVaria Gotcha, though the criticisms you did make are ones I find personally bothersome in reading. Hm.
 
I'm expecting it to go kind of like Lost. There's a ton of mystery, and not a lot of answers, and when it ends, only part of it will be explained.
I do not expect Sanderson levels of tying together. Nowhere near.
 
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1:12 PM
@StrixVaria I've been spoiled by him and by Scott Lynch
 
@StrixVaria In that case I'm not going to read it.
@StrixVaria High standards are best standards.
 
@AshleyNunn Haven't heard of Scott Lynch.
 
The Lies of Locke Lamora is a 2006 fantasy novel by Scott Lynch, the first book of the Gentleman Bastard series. Elite con artists calling themselves the "Gentleman Bastards" rob the rich of the city of Camorr, based on late medieval Venice but on an unnamed planet. Two stories interweave: in the present, the Gentleman Bastards fight a mysterious Gray King taking over the criminal underworld; alternate chapters describe the history of Camorr and the Gentleman Bastards, in particular protagonist Locke Lamora. == Plot summary == The Gentleman Bastards are masters of deception, disguise and ...
 
@AshleyNunn Oh, he wrote Lies of Locke Lamora. That's on my very-soon-to-read list.
 
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@StrixVaria He does The Lies of Locke Lamora
yeah, that
 
1:13 PM
Like, 2 books out.
 
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@StrixVaria He writes the Gentleman Bastard sequence (Lies of Locke Lamora, Red Seas Under Red Skies, Republic of Thieves)
 
@StrixVaria Yeah, I have it on my "might read" list.
 
@AshleyNunn oh, I still need to read that.
 
After Maze Runner is Broken Eye (Lightbringer #3 by Weeks), and then that.
 
1:14 PM
Going to read Mistborn, Kingkiller, and this Egyptian History book I have first before I ready anything else though.
 
Because it was highly recommended by a friend and also is about con artists.
 
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@StrixVaria It is AMAZING. (I may or may not have thrown my e-reader a few times while reading it in sheer "WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO ME")
 
@Wipqozn READ MISTBORN :D
 
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@Wipqozn Mistborn is unbelievable.
 
1:14 PM
Though I think I've already mentioned that
 
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@StrixVaria Yes. So much amazing con artist awesome.
 
@KevinvanderVelden either Mistborn or that Egyptian History book wil be nice.
 
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@Wipqozn OMG yes read Mistborn
 
user15026
You will be happy.
 
Brandon Sanderson almost ruined reading for me.
 
1:15 PM
The Rise and Fall of Ancient Egypt: The History of a Civilisation from 3000 BC to Cleopatra
 
He's so good that I could barely read anything not by him.
 
That's what it's called
@StrixVaria I have Way of Kings on my "to Read" list as well, based on how much you love sanderson.
 
@Wipqozn It's ok to put that off since it's not complete yet.
As long as you get to it eventually.
 
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@StrixVaria That's why I've not read it yet
 
Kingkiller is also amazing, at least book 1. Book 2 is fine. Still very good reading, but it's impossible to live up to that first book.
@AshleyNunn Oh there's still tons of amazing stuff that happens, and so far each book has had a pretty satisfying resolution even though you know more is coming.
He didn't do it like Mistborn where each book feels like "Ok, that's the end. How is he even going to continue?" and then the next book blows your mind.
But it's still worth reading what's there if you feel like picking it up. It's so good :|
 
1:17 PM
I should reread those books
 
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@StrixVaria I expect it to be good, but I hate waiting. Waiting for Lynch is bad enough but like Sanderson has so many irons in the fire I feel like it would take forever
 
That way I won't rush through 1100 pages in a week
 
@AshleyNunn Just read all of them.
That's what I do.
 
(But it was so good)
 
@KevinvanderVelden I'm going to reread Night Angel because I feel like I read the whole trilogy in a week.
I went way way way too fast and on the reread I'm going to take my time.
Even comparing Scott Lynch to Sanderson in terms of explaining things has me even more excited to read that book.
 
1:20 PM
I need to get that series for my pile-of-things-to-read
 
@Wipqozn GOOOOOOD book.
 
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@StrixVaria Lynch just ties things together in such a way that makes me curse a lot because like things you forgot about come back and it all just goes together and every time you think that this time it won't work, it does.
 
@Frank I think I liked WoR better, now that I've had time pass since reading it.
I fully expect him to just escalate throughout the series and just keep improving.
 
@StrixVaria I think the time he spent writing the end of Wheel of Time has helped immensely with his own work.
 
@Frank I will never read the end of WoT because I can't get through the middle of WoT.
But I do hear there was a marked improvement when he took over.
He's definitely been getting better and better as an author.
 
1:23 PM
@StrixVaria Sounds somewhat similiar to Daughter of the EMpire. Each book could have just been the end of the trilogy.
 
Elantris was honestly not that great.
 
@StrixVaria I never understood this until I tried reading Gaiman.
 
@AshleyNunn If I can wait for GRRM I can wait for anything. Anything.
 
@Frank I cannot read Gaiman.
 
It was such a slog to try to get through American Gods.
 
1:23 PM
A GRRM wait is, after all, the wait that never ends.
 
The way I describe Gaiman is this: Gaiman is great at writing sentences and paragraphs. He's bad at writing stories.
 
@StrixVaria Good Omens takes the best of Gaiman and the best of Pratchett. It's a phenomenal book.
 
@StrixVaria Sounds like he'd be fantastic when doing Co-authoring then.
 
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@Wipqozn I got bored of waiting for those. They're not worth the hype, to me
 
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@KevinvanderVelden I'm heading out to catch the train now, I'll see you soon! SMS/whatsapp me whenever you head out from work and we can work on figuring out a meeting place?
 
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1:25 PM
@Frank I want to love Gaiman more than I do
 
@AshleyNunn I know how you feel
 
@AshleyNunn So do I! The Stardust movie was awesome.
Absolutely adore it.
 
Robert De Niro was the best.
 
But then I read his actual books and I'm just, "Huh? This is...not good"
 
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@Frank That was one of his only books that I outright loved the whole way through. And I liked the ending of the book so much better
 
1:26 PM
Neverwhere radio dramatisation was excellent too
 
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@AshleyNunn Likewise.
 
@AshleyNunn I loved the movie way more than the book.
 
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Well, re: the ending. I do like his other books.
@fredley They're doing Good Omens. :D
 
@FAE :D
This makes me so happy
It's one of my favourite books ever
So great
 
I didn't like Neverwhere at all.
 
1:27 PM
@StrixVaria It was kinda wishy-washy.
 
I tried reading American Gods, and it felt like it was the same book as Neverwhere, just set in the entirety of the USA rather than London.
 
And basically an excuse to have nothing make sense.
 
@StrixVaria If you live in London it's kinda cool
 
FAE
Okay, for real leaving for the train now.
 
@fredley I can see that, a bit.
 
1:28 PM
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zero298Under what circumstances are you able to rate a Mii as fantastic or not? There are two 3DS in my household that constantly streetpass but rarely ever do the Miis get to rate each other as fantastic or not.

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Oh god, Stan raps
 
@Frank Yeah. I get the sense with Gaiman novels that he's really good at setting the scene, describing characters and places, but can't string it together well enough
 
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Before I go: protip: if you don't like Gaiman's novels, read the short story collections. I feel he excels in short form. Smoke & Mirrors and Fragile Things are really great. flees
 
@FAE Have fun with @KevinvanderVelden
 
@FAE This actually does seem like it would improve his writing.
 
1:30 PM
Damn. I'm so looking forward to meeting Weber.
 
user15026
@StrixVaria It really does.
 
@Frank Weber who?
 
@Wipqozn You sad, sad turtle.
You're one of today's ten thousand!
David Weber. He writes absolutely fantastic naval opera.
 
user15026
I didn't like his books as much as I wanted to, but I think that is a function of the genre more than his writing
 
@AshleyNunn Yeah. He goes hardcore Fantasy nothing needs to make sense shut up.
Not my style
 
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1:34 PM
@fredley You know, that sums it up
 
user15026
Like there is just a missing sense of logic
 
user15026
and even fantasy needs logic
 
@AshleyNunn Yeah.
 
Worlds need to be internally consistent for suspension of disbelief to hold up.
Unsurprisingly, Sanderson is great at this.
 
user15026
@Frank I realized that he does write really well, I just don't like naval opera stuff. I really wanted to, and I read two or three because there were bits that tried to get me interested, but I just couldn't get there.
 
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1:35 PM
@StrixVaria Pretty much this.
 
It's like, part of the fun of reading a story is guessing, or posturing what might happen or not happen, even if you do it sub-consciously. Reading Gaiman this can't happen, because anything might happen, logical or otherwise. You lose interest in the characters and their emotions in a world that makes no sense at all.
Or I do
 
@StrixVaria Yep. Sanderson excels at worldbuilding.
It just hangs together so well.
 
Thinking back to Elantris, even though I didn't think the writing was really that great, the world he created and especially the magic system were both really interesting.
 
@Frank Sorry, but when someone says Weber I think of the composer:
Carl Maria Friedrich Ernst von Weber (18 or 19 November 1786 – 5 June 1826) was a German composer, conductor, pianist, guitarist and critic, one of the first significant composers of the Romantic school. Weber's operas Der Freischütz, Euryanthe and Oberon greatly influenced the development of the Romantic opera in Germany. Der Freischütz came to be regarded as the first German "nationalist" opera, Euryanthe developed the Leitmotif technique to a hitherto-unprecedented degree, while Oberon may have influenced Mendelssohn's music for A Midsummer Night's Dream and, at the same time, revealed Weber...
I figured you weren't meeting with a dead composer though.
 
@AshleyNunn That's fair. I love science fiction and war stuff, and Weber's great at explaining technical fiddly bits that interest me.
 
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1:36 PM
@fredley Yeah, I can't really connect with that. Ocean at the End of the Lane kinda tried to inject some logic, but to this day I still don't know what the ending really meant, if anything.
 
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@Frank Yeah, see, I am not so interested in those fiddly bits
 
Like artillery parabolic arcs. Sorry, such a physics nerd.
 
@Frank Do you like Stephenson?
 
user15026
@Frank We've all got our own brands of nerd-ery, no worries
 
@AshleyNunn Yeah quite. And that's part of it again. He's not even trying to make a point, it's just stuff that happened.
 
1:37 PM
@StrixVaria Can't say I know who you're talking about.
 
Neal Town Stephenson (born October 31, 1959) is an American writer and game designer known for his works of speculative fiction. His novels have been variously categorized as science fiction, historical fiction, cyberpunk, and "postcyberpunk." Other labels, such as "baroque," often appear. Stephenson explores subjects such as mathematics, cryptography, philosophy, currency, and the history of science. He also writes non-fiction articles about technology in publications such as Wired. He has worked part-time as an advisor for Blue Origin, a company (funded by Jeff Bezos) developing a manned sub...
 
@StrixVaria I liked some. Couldn't get into the thingamy trilogy though.
 
He wrote Snow Crash and Cryptonomicon and others.
 
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@fredley Yeah, I am not sure what was going on that whole book. It was like a convoluted dream and then I finished the book and it was like waking up and being like "I don't understand any of that"
 
@StrixVaria I don't think I've read any of his stuff.
 
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1:38 PM
@StrixVaria I want to like his books so bad but they just are too much for me
 
If you like fiddly bits (and especially math), you should check him out.
Not my cup of tea, but he's popular in that niche audience.
 
He's the one that tried to make that sword game, right?
 
@StrixVaria I've read Snow Crash, Cryptonomnomnom, Anathem, the one that's like WoW, and a few others.
@AshleyNunn Yeah. And I didn't feel particularly different. I'm okay with abstract stuff as long as it makes me feel something. Because I lose empathy with the characters I start to not care what happens to them, and so it makes less of an impression. It's like 'that was a thing that happened maybe, but I don't really care'
@Frank yeah
 
@fredley Okay. Yep. Have not read any of his stuff.
 
@StrixVaria Read Snow Crash, Anathem, and Cryptonomicon
 
1:41 PM
@Frank He writes accurately. It is to fiction what hard science fiction is to sci-fi
 
Snow Crash is a classic
 
May have to check him out, then.
 
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@fredley Yeah, I just didn't care about anyone, so it was so hard to keep reading
 
@PrivatePansy Yeah, great book
 
@Frank It's so weird to recommend an author I don't like to someone, but I do think you'll enjoy it.
 
1:46 PM
Kane is a fictional character in the alternate history universe of Westwood Studios' and Electronic Arts' Command & Conquer real-time strategy video games in which he is a seemingly immortal mastermind behind the ancient and secretive Brotherhood of Nod society. Little is truly known about Kane; many of his followers draw a direct connection between him and the Abrahamic figure of Cain, which he does not go out of his way to confirm or deny. Considered a charismatic and brilliant sociopath by the outside world, Kane is seen by his followers as a holy figure and a messiah. == Character dev...
 
As long as no one is recommending Patrick Rothfuss, I'm happy
 
@badp Noted.
 
@Sterno You don't like him? Looks him up
 
@Sterno What do you have against Rothfuss?
 
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@Sterno I like his stuff well enough.
 
1:47 PM
I won't say I like Rothfuss's work in general. I liked The Name of the Wind.
I will read the 3rd book whenever he gets around to publishing it.
 
There are elements I liked but his character is a total Mary Sue
Marty Stu
Whatever
 
I'm not seeing anything he's written popping out at me.
 
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@Sterno Okay, I can kinda see that, but I still found it an entertaining read.
 
I AM THE BEST ALL THINGS, INCLUDING SEXING UP SEX FAIRIES WHO HAVE SEXED A LOT EVEN THOUGH I'VE NEVER SEXED BEFORE. I AM THE BEST AT ALL FOREVER
The tree that sees the future was pretty awesome though.
or thing in the tree
 
@Sterno This is why I was hesitant to read it despite the recommendations. I decided to just read it anyways though.
 
1:48 PM
or whatever
 
@Sterno That part was really great.
 
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I don't really remember that sort of attitude, but it was also being read to me, and I might have just kept falling asleep because said reader's voice was very pleasant.
 
I'll probably read it after Mistborn.
 
You might as well wait for book 3
 
@Sterno Yeah, wait for book 3 to see if you should read the whole trilogy or just book 1.
 
1:49 PM
@Wipqozn Also a very good book.
 
@Frank Your mom's a good Book. Oh buuuuuurrrrrrrrnnnnnn.
@Sterno I already own the book, so it's too late. TOOOO LAAAAAATTTEEEEE.
I only have book 1 though.
 
@Wipqozn I could run with this, but it's well outside the bounds of apropriateness.
So I'll just say, good job turtle.
2
 
@Frank I have never been more proud of myself.
 
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Q: In PSN Store, the info "Playable On" is 100% trustable?

Marcelo AssisSorry for the title. Is being hard to describe exactly this question. Below are screenshots from BR and EU PSN Store, respectively. Note that "PS Vita" is not present in the left image. Should I trust this info? I wanto to get this game, but this got me worried. Seems like there's no logic in t...

 
@StrixVaria I'm having a lot of trouble with book 2
I'd much rather listen to James Marsters read Dresden
 
1:58 PM
Yay Dresden
 
user15026
I read a bunch of Dresden in a row then burned out and I've never really gotten back to them
 

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