NinjaBoiX
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Gotta have a good singer man, so many decent bands spoiled by awful vocals.I find it funny that the Editors ripped off interpol and ended up sounding more like Ian Curtis.
And a good drummer.
"Give the drummer some."
Gotta have a good singer man, so many decent bands spoiled by awful vocals.I find it funny that the Editors ripped off interpol and ended up sounding more like Ian Curtis.
Gamescom was pretty chill.
Dude!Gamescom was pretty chill.
Dude!
I wonder if you actually met an elaborate reconstruction created by a shadowy non-governmental organisation. I wonder if you're actually you, or whether you are your own father, cloned from your brothers arm, which was actually your fathers arm.
Woah.
AAAIndie lol
If having smaller, lower budget games like those allows Sony to release stuff that isn't just a bunch of new
new entries into old IP, I'm not going to moan. Rime looks gorgeous.
Crackdown is nice, but I didn't even want a second helping of that, let alone a third. Dead Rising 3? I was done at 2. Titanfall? Fuck off. Scalebound is interesting alone just because of Kamiya, but I'm not going to care at all until I see some gameplay.
I'd much rather have a console that's littered with interesting smaller titles than one littered with just big budget titles that are designed to appeal to the generic consumer with guns and cinematic gameplay. Give me Rime over Tomb Raider (even though that's only timed) any day. Also, while we're on that, The Order looks terrible.
I'd bring Nintendo into this but they're like a bubble that just doesn't exist in comparisons. Nintendo are good at making software and the people who like it don't care if it's the same franchise every time. I'm always going to buy a Nintendo console, regardless.
You really hate cinematic games, don't you but I agree a bit about The Order. I hope they pull it off, the setting is a great idea. But the impressions I've read and the trailers I've seen aren't too interesting.
With the A-level results this week, and me spending yet another weekend revising, it's made me think that if I went back in time to results day and told 18 year old me that in ten years I'd still be revising for exams...well, it'd just make me very depressed indeed.
It just never ends, does it? :-/
Yeah I was just thinking along those lines the other day. The grad scheme I'm starting next month will have me studying for a formal qualification for another three years!
Not that I dislike learning new things though, life would become dull if I just sat here content with everything I know to date!
Oh sure, learning's great. It's just the jumping-through-hoops nature of exams that gets me down. I mean, I don't really have any better ideas on how to prove that you know something / are qualified to do something, but blehhh. It just wears me out sometimes.
Kudos on getting on a grad scheme though (I remember those being pretty competitive after uni, but I guess it depends on the sector). It's nice to have something to aim towards at least
American tabloids make me laugh with the stuff they can get away with:
Also if Rime, Tomorrow Children etc are indies I'm really confused. They look fairly bigger budget to me.
Gamescom was pretty chill.
American tabloids make me laugh with the stuff they can get away with:
Oh sure, learning's great. It's just the jumping-through-hoops nature of exams that gets me down. I mean, I don't really have any better ideas on how to prove that you know something / are qualified to do something, but blehhh. It just wears me out sometimes.
Kudos on getting on a grad scheme though (I remember those being pretty competitive after uni, but I guess it depends on the sector). It's nice to have something to aim towards at least
Looks like Sony's Japan studio is helping to develop The Tomorrow Children.
I don't hate cinematic games, I just wish people wouldn't use the whole "it's so cinematic" thing to justify a
game that is otherwise a bit lacking.
Just watched Thor: The Dark World. Am I still the one guy who just doesn't get the appeal of Loki?
That's understandable.
My pet hate is 'cinematic' games that really just ape tired Hollywood tropes. It's lazy, derivative and insulting to the intelligence. Whenever I play a game like that, it makes me wonder whether I am too old to be playing anything. And I'm not even that old.
My pet hate is 'cinematic' games that really just ape tired Hollywood tropes.
What are you studying for, Mr Quiche? Don't you do something not dissimilar to me?
Patent attorney (or patent agent if you're old skool). I guess it's kinda similar to you in that it's kinda legal (classified under "Other Lawyers" under the Legal Services Act). I'm so nearly there, but I've got four more "final" exams to pass (and then there's European qualifying exams, litigation certificates, etc....)
Without knowing squat about law as a subject.....damn son.
So at this stage of your education/career I guess you're covering lots of very technical and detail laws plus learning lots of precedents from prior rulings?
To be honest precedents from prior rulings aren't a major feature of the exams I'll be doing at the end of Sept. They're more practical exams dealing with the day-to-day activities of an attorney. There's four of them: specification drafting, infringement + validity, amendment of specs, and a patent agents practice paper. You might cite case law in that last one, but ALL the papers are very much geared towards practical application, so advising a client. You won't get marks for merely reciting the Windsurfing/Pozzoli test for inventive step, you've got to apply it in the specific circumstance, come to a conclusion that you can justify, and advise accordingly. Interestingly, the emphasis is more on the reasoning given rather than the particular conclusion drawn, so you'll get two past papers, one saying a claim is infringed, the other saying it isn't, and they both passed!
The exams are hard as balls though (often having pass rates in the 30% range), so I'm stressing like crazy about passing.
With the A-level results this week, and me spending yet another weekend revising, it's made me think that if I went back in time to results day and told 18 year old me that in ten years I'd still be revising for exams...well, it'd just make me very depressed indeed.
It just never ends, does it? :-/
Fruit pastel ice lollies are the most wholesome and pure ice based treat there is.
I like a few things from A Perfect Circle but never quite managed to get into Tool, for no particular reason.
Also, London flat searching does indeed suck.
I trust these guys more than I trusted that other lot.
Fruit pastel ice lollies are the most wholesome and pure ice based treat there is.
Fruit pastel ice lollies are the most wholesome and pure ice based treat there is.
Nah those Milk ones are best
Football season started. Went off to watch QPR. The result didn't go my way, but still good times. We ended up at Brewdogs afterwards having drinks, eating brisket (so good), and playing Barbie Uno!
I loved watching the World Cup. When it comes to the standard football season/leagues though it's not the same, despite the big clubs throwing money about like Bill Gates after snorting coke. This video sums it up:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MusyO7J2inM
Plus I'm salty that I don't have Sky Sports or anything to watch it.
lbp3 is a collaborative effort between sumo and koji pro?
confirmed
Damn you donkey show Well jelly here. Glad to hear and see that you're having fun at Gamescom
Dude!
I wonder if you actually met an elaborate reconstruction created by a shadowy non-governmental organisation. I wonder if you're actually you, or whether you are your own father, cloned from your brothers arm, which was actually your fathers arm.
Woah.
Gamescom was pretty chill.
Mini milk?
Everyone fucking loves a mini milk.
In at 2pm till 10pm today. So obviously I'm going to have a lie in.
8am on the dot I'm wide awake.
In at 2pm till 10pm today. So obviously I'm going to have a lie in.
8am on the dot I'm wide awake.
The sucking ended today, we found a place. Although next time, we're starting searching earlier.
Where abouts is your place dude?
London, Central.
Yeah London's a big place, more specifically?