A- is a 3.66. And A is 94+
:<
And it's technically 3.66 to apply, but i've heard common rejection stories up to 3.9 somehow
It's like applying to a nice college or such- you might get rejected no matter what if you're not perfect.
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A- is a 3.66. And A is 94+
:<
And it's technically 3.66 to apply, but i've heard common rejection stories up to 3.9 somehow
It's like applying to a nice college or such- you might get rejected no matter what if you're not perfect.
Dsyndrome
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I blame Green's Theorem and 8:00AM classes.
Keep up the faith, dude, I'll be rooting for you.
They are the one-shot kings in most games: Shadowgate, Souls, CRPG's, etc.
Toothless would like to have a word with you.
Thanks!
and
*looks this up*
*is going into calc 2*
This looks too scary, no thanks. Durante can code for us :3
longlivegaming
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Dragon's Dogma is just another reminder for me that I barely have enough time and/or patience for long RPGs these days. Sigh...that backlog.
What about Pete's Dragon, or that one that Sean Connery played? Some are quite friendly.
Edit: holy crap they are remaking Petes Dragon and its out this year.
even the fancy schmancy dragons that are like all wise and sinister and crap you still gotta kill
i didn't make the rules, but that's how dragons work, you kill them
someone must slay them
it's for the greater good
i didn't make the rules, but that's how dragons work, you kill them
they must die
someone must slay them
it's for the greater good
thesaucetastic
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I did the Behind Her Blue Flame DLC for Valkyria Chronicles the other day.
Anyway, this game just loves to make me sad over anime people.
I'm pretty sure I killed Johann in the main game. ;-; And why did Selvaria have to die, poor thing. I'm glad I got to play as a Valkyria for once. They're the loose end of the game that bothers me the most. I want to know more about them, or even play as them in the new game.
Anyway, this game just loves to make me sad over anime people.
Green's Theorem is pretty straight forward though. And hey, at least you've probably never had to apply it to complex curves.
freshVeggie
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Six hours into ARMAIII and I finished the puny Bootcamp Tutorial and just now
finished the VR Turorial. Damn, just learning the basics in this game is damn hard. Damn. Hard.
But to my surprise I am enjoying the incredibly overwhelming level of detail and control over every little tiny aspect. There are at least six height positions one can stand. Six. Bonkers.
What really almost drove me off cancelling the tutorial - lol I can't remember a tutorial being this difficult ever - was the helicopter part. Dayum! Controlling that beast is freaking nerve-wrecking. Every little input can lead to devastating consequences, if you just for a moment loose sight of your instruments.
And if that wasn't enough, they throw main rotor and tail rotor failures as the ultimate test at the end. That was a colossal test of my patience and eye-hand coordination, I tell ya!
But I did manage it after at least a dozen tries each
This "tutorial badge" was basically harder to accomplish than most games as a whole and that is not a lie.
I still don't feel a good enough pilot to man the sticks at the chopper and take other folks through the warzone in multiplayer though. Not by a long-shot. I'd be totally overwhelmed in a battle scenario and forget most lessons and crash my whole crew.
Wouldn't care about NPCs but them real-life players would curse me all the way back to the tutorial, haha.
Other than that, I think I still have some non-vr tutorials left. After that finally the campaign to sink my teeth into
Can't wait for more night-time predator-style covert ops.
6am again ( -_-)
But to my surprise I am enjoying the incredibly overwhelming level of detail and control over every little tiny aspect. There are at least six height positions one can stand. Six. Bonkers.
What really almost drove me off cancelling the tutorial - lol I can't remember a tutorial being this difficult ever - was the helicopter part. Dayum! Controlling that beast is freaking nerve-wrecking. Every little input can lead to devastating consequences, if you just for a moment loose sight of your instruments.
And if that wasn't enough, they throw main rotor and tail rotor failures as the ultimate test at the end. That was a colossal test of my patience and eye-hand coordination, I tell ya!
But I did manage it after at least a dozen tries each
This "tutorial badge" was basically harder to accomplish than most games as a whole and that is not a lie.
I still don't feel a good enough pilot to man the sticks at the chopper and take other folks through the warzone in multiplayer though. Not by a long-shot. I'd be totally overwhelmed in a battle scenario and forget most lessons and crash my whole crew.
Wouldn't care about NPCs but them real-life players would curse me all the way back to the tutorial, haha.
Other than that, I think I still have some non-vr tutorials left. After that finally the campaign to sink my teeth into
Can't wait for more night-time predator-style covert ops.
Dsyndrome
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I understand it nooooooow, couldn't care less in undergrad though. Would've delved more deeply into it, but I didn't need to take the final to keep the A recently. Went from D's in Calc 2 and 3 to to A's throughout in grad school. Those D's and Electronics were the main contributors to my low GPA, should've had over a 3.5 otherwise.
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Neverforget
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What's the most hyped February game? And are you guys going to play it?
Jawmuncher
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In here it's Xcom 2 and Street Fighter V.
I will be waiting on Xcom 2 and renting SFV until Juri is out.
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Xcom 2? YES!
LurkerPrime
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xcom for sure
Dsyndrome
Member
How are you not hyped for Ass Creed: Russia?
I haven't beat XCOM: EW yet and I'm more hyped for it than anything else (X2 that is).
I'm probably getting this over XCOM. I still haven't beaten Enemy Unknown.
And this will most likely be cheaper.
The Chronicles sub-series doesn't really interest me. I've neither played China nor bought India.
longlivegaming
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Definitely XCOM 2 for me. Also interested in SFV although it may be a repeat of my previous experiences with fighting games (get rekt and give up XD)
Crimsonclaw111
Member
I don't even know what's coming out in February, so I guess my backlog is my most anticipated game.
Stronghammer22
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I've finished Enemy Unknown about 8 times and Enemy Within about 3 or 4, so it's fair to say I'm pretty hyped for XCOM 2! Counting down the days. Everything they've shown looks amazing and expands upon what I love about the first game.
It's in FF12s universe so even if I haven't played it I approve.
longlivegaming
Member
I completed XCOM Enemy Unknown a few times although somehow I never got around to playing Enemy Within. I might give that a shot since I do own it...
LurkerPrime
Member
It's essentially the same campaign with some great twists. Go for it!
Neverforget
Member
I got hyped for SFV until I remembered that I suck at fighting games, yep I cannot even do a hadouken when I want to. Oh well, I'll just watch the various tournaments and envy the players.
From what I heard it's going to be fantastic.
I cannot afford XCOM2, I'll just wait for the eventual sales.
Did you finish the previous one?
Yes, a million times yes, please be good.
I've not beaten it too... It's the fact that I can't emotionally connect with my soldier that makes it boring after a while, but I heard XCOM2 is going to have customization so perhaps I may finish it this time.
Homewhat?
And it looks promising to boot.
If you can do a hadouken or shoriyuken whenever you want, you have my respect. SF games hates me.
i dunno what is it about that game that never sticks with me
i swear i've started it easily 8 times and i've never made it past like 4 hours
in theory i should be all over it, i like ps1 era games a lot and i really like its more mature but still very much jrpg story and the final fantasy tactics world is awesome
so yea, idk
yea. bought but never played enemy within since it meant starting from the beginning and i was too lazy to
could play it now to prepare for 2 but don't wanna burn out
HR? Yes.
BoosterDuck
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abracadaver
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How hard is the REmake to play/beat? Is it comparable to evil within or more frustrating?
I only played the OG resident evil dc on PC like in 99 and I beat it but I don't remember anything about how hard it was.
I only played the OG resident evil dc on PC like in 99 and I beat it but I don't remember anything about how hard it was.
I mean the original.
lol wait
that's a weird way to phrase this
original deus ex -> YES
deus ex 2 the one that everyone hates -> NOT REALLY
deus ex hr -> PROBABLY
LurkerPrime
Member
But what of Deus EX HR: DC? I've not heard a single good thing about it in comparison to the non-DC version.
Crimsonclaw111
Member
It's easy. I may be biased since I've played the shit out of it over the years but if you played the original, the remake is going to mess with you in the best kind of way.
by the time the director's cut version was released i had beaten regular dxhr like three times so yea, dont wanna play it again
i hear the changes they made were alright but it's based on dated code and it has some issues that were actually fixed in patches for the original version
don't know how up-to-date that information is tho
I used the data from here, seemed to check out with Wikipedia page which states it used statistik.at data (just from 2012/13)
Might be caused by me using average and you median values (if I understand the PDF you linked correctly, my German is rusty).
Wok
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I would say your examples are approximately 2x to 3x cheaper than what I find in France.
What makes people so hyped for Firewatch? To me, the trailer does look good, but I cannot imagine that the game world will feel deep enough to sustain the gameplay.
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