commanderdeek said:I'm at home today because I'm expecting some deliveries. Plus it's too damn hot for uni.
See if I ever help you out with resulting trusts!
/me continues actually learning in a tutorial omg.
commanderdeek said:I'm at home today because I'm expecting some deliveries. Plus it's too damn hot for uni.
Bernbaum said:Yesterday, zombies, today, the Queen.
I don't give a pig's arse about the monarchy but being part of the Commonwealth is great because it means Australia gets to hang a big curly turd over the UK teams and Canada every four years at the Commonwealth Games.
Yeah, but it also encourages the use of the full scale. No critic is afraid to give a mediocre romantic comedy 2 stars whereas they might fear backlash if they give a game a 4. I think it's a psychological thing. It makes the distance between 1 and 5 not so dire, so you get a more honest assessment. On a five point scale, 3.5 stars is worth having a look.Fredescu said:Don't most of them give half stars anyway, making it a ten point scale? Granted not many video reviewers stick to full numbers. IGNs old 1000 point scale was always pretty funny.
hamchan said:I think a lot of publications are afraid of using the 5 point scale because that means the 2nd highest score you can give is a 4/5, which converts to an 80 on Metacritic. Publishers don't like that and won't send you review copies. Heard this from Giant Bomb.
I went to take photos, but was hungover/crook and didn't have the right camera gear. Didn't take snaps and left about half an hour after it started. Flickr is bound to have plenty of photos, and there were some good ones up on The Courier Mail this morning.Marshmellow said:what the hell, better not be blocked at home time or going to be so mad.
Did you end up going yesterday bern, got pics to share of zombie walk? i am keen to see
One of the few things, content-wise, that Giantbomb do that doesn't make me want to hurt puppies. I can't stand that deutschtasche Gerstmann.Jintor said:Yeah. I think it would be hell to convert an existing site to it, but easier to establish a new site with it - hence, GB.
It's a design which is more suited to a site which covers the industry news not gaming news.Choc said:new eurogamer layout and design is...... interesting
also, check this out
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Gv6XqG9lVs
Bernbaum said:I went to take photos, but was hungover/crook and didn't have the right camera gear. Didn't take snaps and left about half an hour after it started. Flickr is bound to have plenty of photos, and there were some good ones up on The Courier Mail this morning.
It was CRAZY busy - fucking squillions of people. A lot of great costumes, but a few lazy ones (Hey, my Ghostbusters costume from Supanova is still in my closet, I'll just rub blood on my face and HEY PRESTO I'm a zombie). Zombie babies are always a thing that is great - nothing like pushing around a pram filled with a little ball of gore! No word yet on whether it was bigger than last year's.
I like it. Clean and simple. The best thing about it is that you can just highlight the platforms and content you want to see and it filters out the rest.Choc said:new eurogamer layout and design is...... interesting
codswallop said:I like it. Clean and simple. The best thing about it is that you can just highlight the platforms and content you want to see and it filters out the rest.
Doesn't feel like it, in the city at least. Was hotter yesterday!hamchan said:34 degrees in Sydney today. Balls.
Choc said:
jambo said:Anyone interested in doing the Portal 2 DLC at some point this week?
Probably Wednesday or Thursday night.
Choc said:
It'll mean the end of theSalazar said:Space Marine horde mode is Wednesday, I think.
Notwithstanding bullshit delays.
The Australian is now largely paywalled off. Future of Journalism, suckers.
Fredescu said:Don't most of them give half stars anyway, making it a ten point scale? Granted not many video reviewers stick to full numbers. IGNs old 1000 point scale was always pretty funny.
No, I mean 1000 point. They did have 9.23 etc scoring once didn't they? I tried to look at some of their old reviews via metacritic but the links are dead. Maybe I'm thinking of a different publication, but I'm sure a fairly popular site was using two decimal places for a while.legend166 said:You mean 100 point?
Marshmellow said:Quick question Droid-GAF.
What app do you guys use for music playing. Thankies!
I've already finished it, so no. But I encourage everyone to try it, it's really great stuff.jambo said:Anyone interested in doing the Portal 2 DLC at some point this week?
Probably Wednesday or Thursday night.
I liked PCPP's 100 point scale as a kid but now it just seems silly for some to be a 98 and others to be a 94. At least a 5 star system can manipulate a reviewers mind into thinking of the process as more of an overall review, which hopefully means a 3.5 is for a good game regardless of genre and hype. Works well with most of the music review places I frequent. Usually the places that use the 100 or 10 scales are the ones where fanboy fights start. Sometimes I would prefer a 3 scale (shit, okay, great) scale but when you are throwing down $90 some people would need a more defined figure to feel comfortable, even though they should just read the damn review in the first place. Kotaku do it right (or did it right a year or two ago) with just putting in PROs and CONs.Fredescu said:Don't most of them give half stars anyway, making it a ten point scale? Granted not many video reviewers stick to full numbers. IGNs old 1000 point scale was always pretty funny.
Awesome, now less people will be retarded by their influence. Win win.Salazar said:The Australian is now largely paywalled off. Future of Journalism, suckers.
WinAmp. Simple, sounds great and runs really well. I just drag and drop into the DCIM folder and scoot around whatever tunes I feel like for the day.Marshmellow said:Quick question Droid-GAF.
What app do you guys use for music playing. Thankies!
Evlcookie 2.0Rez said:Also, man, Arkham City was a major disappointment for me.
Rez said:I've already finished it, so no. But I encourage everyone to try it, it's really great stuff.
Also, man, Arkham City was a major disappointment for me. I'm not sure what I was expecting. Maybe I'm just looking back on Asylum with rose tinted glasses.
reptilescorpio said:Samsung Galaxy S2 for $500 outright.
WinAmp. Simple, sounds great and runs really well. I just drag and drop into the DCIM folder and scoot around whatever tunes I feel like for the day.
Evlcookie 2.0
Rez said:I've already finished it, so no.
Hmm, I don't see why you need an app on Droid for music. The stock app is pretty good. Personally I never felt the need of third party apps.Marshmellow said:Quick question Droid-GAF.
What app do you guys use for music playing. Thankies!
How will digital subscriptions impact the media industry?
Charging for premium digital content is a very positive move for the industry. We know that the work we do is valuable to Australians, and it is important that people understand that paying for this content will ensure the future of in-depth news and analysis from the leading news organisations. We would love it if everyone wanted to subscribe, but we appreciate that there will be some people who will not. These people can still consume a lot of great content on The Australian website thanks to the freemium model we are employing.
Millions of people buy newspapers every day, so it is not a stretch to believe that they will pay for great written and video content online, but it is up to each news outlet to convince them to do so.
He's just an analogue man living in a digital world.Choc said:ahahah
The Oz trying to boost its circulation. With teh digital costs comes paper delivery as well
smh, rupert get a brain
stuff like this does not work. I would happily pay for the Financial Review website but because i live in metro sydney i also have to get a paper sub making it $750 per year. No thanks
The AFR paywall has been a failure and fairfax has pretty much admitted so. It's a failure because the tools in the media do not realise that if you read something online you do not need the paper equivilent...... so why pay for it...
That's the model I've been following for the past 3 yearsSalazar said:Freemium. There's your new content model, Gaz. Freemium. Don't ask me how it works, just let it roll off your tongue.
DeathJr said:Hmm, I don't see why you need an app on Droid for music. The stock app is pretty good. Personally I never felt the need of third party apps.