so did bungleboards raid us?

yes

The universe is apparently finite in size, therefore

Today, on 'things I learned playing destiny'

Quote from: Baha on March 22, 2015, 01:11:13 PM

the key phrase was downloads a week

which were most likely all from the same people who were fans of the show

>850,000 downloads a week

you realize that doesn't mean that 850,000 unique downloads, right?
that is, they didn't gain a million fans every week--that's asinine

so once again, that's really a meager amount of something that apparently wasn't popularized on youtube
which it so obviously was

First off, views are not unique fans either.  A download and a view are comparable, and neither represents a single gained fan.
Second off, you're comparing a rate to an absolute value, which is why I'm pointing to 'downloads a week'.  So you need to demonstrate not that there are several million youtube views, but that they were getting several millions of views a week during whatever time period you say youtube popularized the show.

It looks to me like the official channel you linked has gotten an average of something like 1.5 million views in total for each episode (over the past 8 years), which sounds pretty comparable to a million weekly downloads of a not quite weekly series.

Best I can find linked off wikipedia because I can't be bothered to do more than that.  This was in 2004.

There are now about 650,000 episode downloads per week from the computer servers Mr. Burns and his friends oversee. Downloads from other sites probably push the total viewers closer to a million. GameStop, the videogame retail chain, sells Red vs. Blue DVDs around the country. A showing of a number of episodes at Lincoln Center in January was sold out.

it was popularized on youtube

this isn't difficult

um
no

So bear in mind people who enjoyed this were 10+ years younger

I find it very difficult to take anyone who uses either term seriously

yeah it shows the character for me

what's in the page source?

why is posting considered work
are we supposed to work towards inflating our post count by splitting up our posts and making hilarious useless flood threads

Quote from: Baha on March 18, 2015, 02:42:59 PM

Quote from: GethKhilafah on March 18, 2015, 02:41:15 PM

Quote from: Baha on March 18, 2015, 12:25:48 AM

If it's not in this image you're wrong

Those are all basic sushi meats..

exactly

ITT: Baha a basic bitch

I'm an expert TI-BASIC hacker you best back the fuck off I'll clear your ram mate

What good shit in that video got cut?
Finding and immediately equipping an exotic LMG during the intro for the purposes of showing shit off?  That one line of dialogue from crow out of some random out of context clips that are thrown together?  I see literally nothing to support that all the good stuff was cut.

Also fun fact the Halo 2 E3 demo was a hacked together mess and had little to nothing to do with the actual game

Quote from: Baha on March 18, 2015, 12:25:48 AM

If it's not in this image you're wrong

weeb

>letting an internet meme turn you off one of the world's greatest foods
my condolences

I have no context for this thread but you shouldn't let people on the internet turn you off learning to code and trying to make games if that's what you want to do.

I wrote my share of unpolished and/or unfinished gamey stuff in highschool and college, and I work as a software dev now but not in games.  The time is absolutely not wasted regardless of what anyone else says so long as you learn and improve in the process.

california pizza kitchen makes good frozen pizza