Sorry to hear that. Have things been going bad between the two of you for a while?

Liefje en schatje, pretty much.

Super Smash Bros Link. That B+UP is killer.

On the other, if this was just incomplete work that they put on to finish post-launch, I don't mind it so much.

Good point, but it seems pretty unlikely seeing how developed these parts are. When devs have disc-locked content, it's usually nothing but the foundation of a later addition, such as the basic outlines of a new area to make the transition easier. According to these videos, these Destiny areas are basically finished. They're fully designed and textured, and even have enemies in some of them.

Not to get out the torch and pitchforks to prematurely slander Bungie, but it sure seems like this was finished content that was cut on purpose.

Now all the game needs is microtransactions and we've got ourselves a perfect 10/10 on our hands!

Quote from: True Velox on September 28, 2014, 01:16:46 PM

Quote from: Comet on September 28, 2014, 01:11:03 PM

Can they beat Belgium's record, this is the question.

What has happened in Belgium?

I believe they went like a year or two without a government. Where is Flee when you need him?

589 days without a government back in 2010-2011.

Long story short, Belgium is made up out of a French and Dutch community, each making up about 50% of the population. There's also 1% Germans, but no one cares. This comes with obvious problems that go a lot further than the mere use of language. The French part (Wallonia) used to be very prosperous because of the heavy industry there. As you all know, our contemporary economies are placing more importance on services, IT and production of finer goods, rather than heavy industry. Because of that, Flandres became rich due to its ports and whatnot.

Skip forward a hundred years or so, and the French and Dutch aren't getting a long very well anymore because of a multitude of reasons. Result, country becomes more of a federation where the states (Wallonia and Flandres) get more powers while the federal government still does a ton of shit. Because Flandres was getting richer and Wallonia poorer, the Flemish made up the majority of the GDP and whatnot. To put it bluntly, after a while the French speakers were leeching of the Dutch speakers. Throw in the capital Brussels that was officially both French and Dutch but with a very complicated electoral system, and you basically have a crapshoot. On top of that, election results were unique because not a single party got a lot of votes: all of the main ones had less than 20%.

Result: all the communal tensions that had been building up over the last two decades came to a climax and everyone wanted different things while refusing to compromise, which led to 2 years without an active government.

Fear not though, because the country didn't devolve into a state of chaos and anarchy. What basically happens in situations like this is that the previous government becomes a government of running affairs, which basically means they just keep doing their job while not being able to make big changes unless absolutely necessary. Had it not been all over the media, not a single person would've noticed that we technically had no active government.

Don't know, don't care. Although I have been told that apparently my last name, despite sounding awesome, refers to Italian nobility.

Bow to me, peasants.

Not gonna comment on the review, but a few general remarks in case you care for constructive criticism:

-don't record yourself if you can't memorize your lines or read them in a non-obvious way. You look to the right every few moments to read your text, which doesn't look very professional. Either learn what you're going to say beforehand or work with a few pointers while improvising most of it, or only show gameplay with you talking over it.

-work with better source material. I don't know why, but you regularly use screenshots, wallpapers or themes that are low res and look incredibly blurry (the background of your intro, MW3 footage, the south park scene, for example). It's not that hard to find high res pictures or footage of this kind of stuff by just using google.

-structurise your videos logically. You seem to frequently switch between story, gameplay, history and all other aspects without there being a real pattern. Take a look at what Gametrailers does, for example. Start with an introduction about the game, the platforms, creator and history. Then talk about the story, followed by gameplay, multiplayer and extras. Clear and concise segments. Near the end, sum it all up again while giving a brief overview of the pros and cons before reaching your final conclusion (for example: "The new Wolfenstein game lives up to the expectations by bringing amazing game- and gunplay to the table. Although the story isn't always all that and the lack of a multiplayer might disappoint some, this game is sure to please fans of the FPS genre")

-always review your own work. There's a glaring spelling error ("fianlly") in the very first scene of the video. It's an easy fix that you should definitely be able to spot if you'd just review your own video before publishing it.

That being said, you do hold yourself well in front of the camera and it's enjoyable to hear you talk. Keep up the good work.

Tell her that what she's doing is illegal and that it can (or will) result in criminal prosecution along with losing every shot of every giving up a child for adoption again if she keeps up with it.

Well like I said, all he would need to do is present his diagnosis. If his lungs really are clogged up with the stuff, there's your case right there. Worker safety should always be a top priority for companies.

That really isn't necessarily true. It's a lot more complicated than that.

Quote from: Flee on September 24, 2014, 06:08:29 AM

Neither are proper breakfast foods.

I heard they have waffles for breakfast, lunch, and dinner in Belgium

I wish the notifications would actually work properly, I completely missed your response.

It's actually quite strange, foreigners are often talking about our perceived love for waffles, but that really isn't very true. A lot of places sell them, but your typical Belgian will rarely have them. But anyways, back on topic, waffles aren't a breakfast food here. They're basically treated as cookies or sweet snacks over here.

[REC]

Good to see someone here has excellent taste, friend.

Rec 1 and 2, great horror movies.
End of Watch was good too, although not your traditional lost and found footage.

Clearly srs bsns, this is.

Haven't played it in at least 7 years.