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if for anything at all the usage of a yatch of a server

wait what

Discuss.

For several months now, you have gradually leaked plans for a "Nerr 3.0," that supposedly combines MMO-style game mechanics, forum posting, and light social-networking elements. This is a very innovative, clever idea! However, the big hurdle that you must tackle is development time and manpower: you, alone, cannot handle RPG-style battle systems, visual representations of forum topics, networking, and the countless other features you are planning by yourself, and release them in a reasonable amount of time. The problem is that you need a partner, and I am the solution to that problem.

If you provide me with your source code, I can help develop your plan when I am not too busy with my own pursuits.Not only that: I can help you design and develop digibutter so that it becomes a viable source of income, and expand and market it across the internet. I can seek out other small websites, quite like yours, that we can take in under our wing, with the promise of security and additional development help for their own sites if they need it, in exchange for an agreed-upon fee. The members of digibutter would have nothing to fear: the other sites need not interact with our own. They will merely be part of a network of sites owned by a single webmaster, you.

In addition, with the growth of digibutter, it will be set up in a manner that the older members who would prefer a private club can very well have that: a clan system quite like the one from the original digibutter forums can be implemented, and the members themselves could manage them. This way, everyone wins, and digibutter becomes a force to be reckoned with.

My guess is claus.

Halo 4 plays quite nicely, Assassin's Creed 3 is very entertaining as well (actually got two single player levels instead of a multiplayer booth this year). Played a bunch of Indie games that were all interesting to try out, and played a round of Dust 514 - the gameplay itself is similar to other FPSes, but I'm interested how it'll link up to EVE Online (not that I can afford a subscription to either at present). Borderlands 2 and Dishonored queues were too long for me to get a shot in. Probably played a bunch of other stuff that I've forgotten about too.

Spent a couple of hours trialing the various games in the WiiU section (excluding ZombiU, which had an independent, 1hr 30min queue). The gamepad is far less clunky than I had expected, and the NintendoLand games (while my reaction upon the original announcement was of skepticism at the gimmicky-ness of it) are actually very entertaining to play, particularly the 4vs1 games. Entered a competition to win a WiiU, given that it took me over an hour to play the required 5 games for entry and that there were fewer NintendoLand demo pods than there were games the odds are slightly higher than a limitation-free raffle (not to say I have any chance of winning though :P).

No pictures, since I forgot to turn my phone off the previous night and I had to keep it off most of the time to save what little power it had left. Sam got a couple of pictures though, he may or may not upload them later. All in all, it was a very entertaining trip and I am most likely going to buy tickets for 2013 as well!

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play it loud

SOMEBODY PLEASE TELL ME IT'S NOT REAL OH GOD ASDSAFBSADFHSKAD

This game is so unrealistic. A real jet cockpit wouldn't have room for a dead body and a pilot.

thats so easy francis

AHAHAHAHAHAHA

;_;

So I figured, hell we get the most active when there is a debate going betwen a small circle of people, why not start a weekly program that gives you a topic and until the end of the week to finish it. This firt debate will have a little more time than the rest since I'm impacient. This debate will end next sunday, september the 30th, 2012.

Okay so the tiopic is this:

What if the United States became completely self sufficient sometime during this decade, what would happen to the rest of the world? What possible wars would result? What would it mean for the United States?

Go.