Recently, a question has been asked about the differences between Minecraft and FortressCraft. To save you the trouble of having to click on the link, I'll copy the entire question here:
What is the difference between FortressCraft and Minecraft?
That's it. No context, no problem to be solv...
Minor nuisance, I find reading large paragraphs of text on Gaming SE rather cumbersome because the text is so close together.
Pumping up the line-height to 1.4 - 1.5 em, to me makes a huge difference in readability.
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In preparation of the upcoming Battlefield 3 Open Beta, today I attempted to set up Origin to install to the proper directories.
My base Origin is installed at:
"E:\Games\Origin".
For some reason though, Origin wants to install all of my games to:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Origin Games...
Hard drive is two words, and the tag should reflect this. So I'd like to request that harddrive be renamed/made a synonym of hard-drive.
See also:
Tag rename request: [dragonage-origins] -> [dragon-age-origins]
I just bought Eternal Darkness and intend to play it on my Wii.
I apparently need a GameCube controller and memory card, so I've done some shopping for a Wavebird (man, they're expensive!) and memory card. A quick search reveals that many people have seen their Wii corrupt all their data store...
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Dirk (Scottish Gaelic: Biodag) is a Scots word for a short thrusting dagger; sometimes a cut-down sword blade mounted on a dagger hilt, rather than a knife blade.
Etymology
The historical forms include durk and derk but beyond that, both Scots and English mainstream dictionaries state that the full etymology is not completely clear. A link to Germanic words such as German dolch is considered possible but as yet unsure.
Scottish dirk
The Scottish dirk is a traditional accessory worn with the kilt as a part of full Highland dress for formal occasions. The Scottish dirk evolved from an...
