lolcodswallop said:I really do love http://theagevsheraldsun.tumblr.com/
lolcodswallop said:I really do love http://theagevsheraldsun.tumblr.com/
Do you go through a lot of keyboards?Planet_JASE said:Then the day after that it could mean someone's life. Or one of our states could catch fire. Or perhaps the whole country explodes.
In a large organisation the guy that "sets" the price is usually a different person to the guy that physically updates the website. To make a change and not check your work is sloppiness in the extreme. Making a similar error that results in customer data being uncovered is not the huge leap you're suggesting. Fire the guy? Okay, maybe not, but you can bet there will be a "process review" that makes that guys job a bit less free than it used to be.Planet_JASE said:Or perhaps the guys that sets the price and has nothing to do with online security made an error.
Fredescu said:Do you go through a lot of keyboards?
Fredescu said:Making a similar error that results in customer data being uncovered is not the huge leap you're suggesting.
Fredescu said:Fire the guy? Okay, maybe not, but you can bet there will be a "process review" that makes that guys job a bit less free than it used to be.
You would never do well in management. Much too intelligent. First rule of Management = fire at will, appease the shareholders/peers wrath.codswallop said:I really do love http://theagevsheraldsun.tumblr.com/
I don't think someone should be fired for the Ubisoft pricing screw up at all. That person should now be put in charge of investigating and writing a long, boring report about the possible flaws and shortcomings in their system and how to prevent it again. Punishment of sorts with a positive outcome. I'm sure they already feel bad enough about it.
I considered grabbing a few games but then realised that not only would I never play them, I'd feel guilty for getting them when I knew it was immoral to do so. Ubisoft might not be out much (seems like most were grabbing stuff they wouldn't have bought anyway), but biting the hand that feeds you as a gamer seems like the wrong thing to do.
Yup they will put it down in the Pirate column rather than, "Gee people seem to like cheap games, maybe we should run a promo?".From what I know of businesses, they never see it that way, though. They'll see every key as a potential lost sale.
It's trying to tell you to download Dolphin and give it a rest. It wants to hibernate for winter. That is also the reason your non-perishable goods have gone missing. They are in its cave.Planet_JASE said:Ummmmmmm... why would my Wii's drive bay be glowing but the system isn't outputting any video signal? I just walked past the unit and saw the blue lights but I haven't turned it on in a while.
Is it lonely and just trying for a bit of attention?
I'm sure the people I'm responsible for managing think the same thing on a day-to-day basis.reptilescorpio said:You would never do well in management.
That's not really true in Australia. You have to jump through a lot of hoops to actually sack someone for performance reasons.reptilescorpio said:First rule of Management = fire at will, appease the shareholders/peers wrath.
Indeed that is true, if you an paint a target on someone though I have noticed you can clear them out incredibly fast. Unfortunately the incompetent ones tend to avoid responsibility which leaves the good workers taking on too much and occasionally making a mistake, leading upper management to need a scapegoat regardless of their worth.Fredescu said:That's not really true in Australia. You have to jump through a lot of hoops to actually sack someone for performance reasons.
Actually I wish you were my boss with that earlier reasoning. Learning from mistakes is certainly better than someone else repeating it.codswallop said:I'm sure the people I'm responsible for managing think the same thing on a day-to-day basis.
Get him to review Alan Wake!Kritz said:Kitty DA2
Planet_JASE said:I wasn't suggesting it was
Yeah, you were.Planet_JASE said:Then the day after that it could mean someone's life. Or one of our states could catch fire. Or perhaps the whole country explodes. Maybe the world is turned inside-out and the mole men become the ones ruling the surface world.
Fredescu said:Yeah, you were.
You probably received a message from Nintendo. Turn it on and check the Wii Message board to read it.Planet_JASE said:Ummmmmmm... why would my Wii's drive bay be glowing but the system isn't outputting any video signal? I just walked past the unit and saw the blue lights but I haven't turned it on in a while.
Clipper said:You probably received a message from Nintendo. Turn it on and check the Wii Message board to read it.
Fredescu said:Some people are clever enough to combine humour with intent. If you're not, I apologise for the misunderstanding.
I concede that you were making a joke and weren't seriously suggesting that it's a big logical leap from one website data error to another. Certainly not as big a leap as website data error to death.Planet_JASE said:So you're conceding the point, then?
Thinking about the Arc. Sexy.Choc said:Xperia Play is coming out in June to Australia
All 3 carriers will have it.
I'm not even from Melbourne and that is hilarious.codswallop said:I really do love http://theagevsheraldsun.tumblr.com/
Congrats! Hopefully it doesn't take months for Apple to get back to you. Should be an amazing feeling to see it up on the store for all to download.Ydahs said:App has finally been submitted. Five days after schedule from the stupid stupid memory leaks encountered
I guess I learned my lesson for the next time I develop using such a programming language.
At least when we walloped you in the trials, we didn't have the ref carry us to the tryline.untoldhero said:Hey Dannos
Danoss said:At least when we walloped you in the trials, we didn't have the ref carry us to the tryline.
Our offence was woeful tonight, however.
Actually, our defense was pretty solid considering. Our offense is what let us down by not getting us in a decent field position often enough.untoldhero said:Trials are trials (specially when you have half strength on), also it seems you didn't have much defence either
Also Hayne needs to calm down.
Kritz said:
Do you like Starcraft? Would you spend many hours online? I like Starcraft but don't play anywhere near enough to enjoy playing online.So JB are selling SC2 for $70. You think I should finally buy it?
That is a lie and you know it. Aside from the item highlighting and gold filter I'm not sure what anyone who loved the first game could complain about after the gameplay reveals last week.In gaming talk. Deus Ex is no longer an exciting product.
If you loved SC1, then yes, go for it.legend166 said:So JB are selling SC2 for $70. You think I should finally buy it?
whoa, whoa, whoa. hold on just a minute there.Danoss said:SC2 hasn't really taken any steps forward or done anything interesting.
Omi said:In gaming talk. Deus Ex is no longer an exciting product.
legend166 said:So JB are selling SC2 for $70. You think I should finally buy it?
gameplay wise they had some interesting scenarios within the limits of the RTS genre, but nothing really revolutionary. certainly they've improved, but it's not a huge leap forward.Rez said:whoa, whoa, whoa. hold on just a minute there.
play the SC1 campaign and then playing the SC2 campaign and THEN tell me they haven't done anything interesting or new with a straight face
Can't get past the horrendously awkward controls to go far enough.Rez said:play the SC1 campaign and then playing the SC2 campaign and THEN tell me they haven't done anything interesting or new with a straight face
to be fair -- and I'm not being aggressive or bitchy here, just completely to the point -- if you don't have the fundamental skills to even control an RTS, I have to question your faculty to understand what it is about an RTS that makes it interesting to someone who plays them. (Or recommend them to others, for that matter.)Danoss said:Can't get past the horrendously awkward controls to go far enough.
Before you question my ability to control the game or whether or not you think I have a "right" to recommend a game of the genre or not, try re-reading my original response to legend166's post.Rez said:to be fair -- and I'm not being aggressive or bitchy here, just completely to the point -- if you don't have the fundamental skills to even control an RTS, I have to question your faculty to understand what it is about an RTS that makes it interesting to someone who plays them. (Or recommend them to others, for that matter.)
I'm not saying you don't have the right, I'm just questioning your decision to decide that something "isn't taking any steps forward" or "isn't particularly interesting" when it might as well be a novel written in a foreign language to you.Danoss said:Before you question my ability to control the game or whether or not you think I have a "right" to recommend a game of the genre or not, try re-reading my original response to legend166's post.
That's fine. If you didn't read my original post, then I shall question your reading comprehension skills.Rez said:I'm not saying you don't have the right, I'm just questioning your decision to decide that something "isn't taking any steps forward" or "isn't particularly interesting" when it might as well be a novel written in a foreign language to you.
But type what you want, my friend.
evlcookie said:
legend166 said:That's the US version.
Somebody put some pics up so I don't' have to go outside! Really need to finish some games off while the spawn is asleep, this has been the worst 12 months for backlogs.evlcookie said:Everyone should step the fuck outside tonight since it's a supermoon, The first since 1993.
If you have any decent cameras by all means takes some pictures of the bright beast and post them!
legend166 said:Some back story - I was a huge Starcraft 1 guy. But not competitively. I played the campaign, skirmishes, custom games, and every now and again competitive games with some dudes on another message board. The best way to describe how I played SC - I played no rush games. I just enjoyed massing carriers or battleships and going at it. I was super excited for Starcraft 2.....until the whole region locking fiasco. Once that happened, I said I've never buy the game until they got rid of it.
Plus, the massive focus on e-sports just really, really turned me off the game. I don't care about e-sports. I barely care about ladder games. It seems as though that was the number 1 focus for Blizzard, to the determent of the way I played the game (and honestly, I reckon that's how most people played the game outside of Korea).
How's the community for stuff like that? Are there good custom maps? Stupid maps with unlimited minerals? Can you even do no rush games (I remember reading that you can name your own custom games)?
The first Assassin's Creed was pretty good for this kind of stuff, actually.evlcookie said:Assassins creed did a good job of that but still fucked it up when you actually had an objective, like shoving you down a specific path most of the time. I wanted it to feel more real, where i can wait and stalk my prey, following him around the place as he does his daily choirs. Not standing up high watching him walk around in circles while an invisible timer goes off forcing me to make my move. I'm an assassin, I should have options.