Well that was unexpected 
Posts by dux
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I don't really care. If it's fun to shoot, good enough for me.
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What was wrong with the "old" look?
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The first one was awesome. Hope this is just as good.
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Is that a condom hanging around his neck?
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All 3 of you are being asses, quit derailing the thread into a bitch fight.
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Yeah what HP said, nice stuff.
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Quote from Buddy
guys.VALVe.
srsly
The polish willie has a point though.
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Happy Birthday
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Microsoft top brass have decided to axe plans to open a bar on their Redmond campus.The bar - named Spitfire - was almost completed when Microsoft abruptly pulled the plug, and when I say almost completed, I mean they had deals with food and drink distributors, hung signs announcing the opening and hired 22 staff. Spitfire was due to open tomorrow.
Microsoft spokesman Lou Gellos had this to say, "The goal was always to create a cool gathering place for employees, but to do so in a manner that's consistent with a business environment. We took a second look at that, and we were sensitive to the business environment. We decided we should do something more appropriate, and that meant not having a pub."
Perhaps I'm biased, after all, I come from the UK, a nation of drinkers, but this seems like a bit of an own goal for Microsoft. I can't imagine that many employees were going to be stumbling into their cubicles blind drunk.
Bar owner Jonathan Sposato was equally baffled: "I am completely stunned and disappointed by the decision," he said, "I am confused by the sudden change of heart." Sposato declined to comment on how much he and his partner had invested in the project, only saying that it was 'a lot'.
He hopes that it won't have to come to litigation, pointing out that the site could easily be turned into an alcohol free restaurant.
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QuoteA federal judge has ordered Microsoft to pay $380 million for infringing on a patent from Uniloc.Uniloc, in California, makes software that prevents you from installing the same program on multiple machines. The suit claims that Microsoft XP and Office do a bit too much of the same thing, thereby infringing on Uniloc's patent.
The suit began six years ago but this week the court finally ruled in Uniloc's favor. Unsurprisingly, Microsoft is looking to appeal against the judgment.
"We are very disappointed in the jury verdict. We believe that we do not infringe, that the patent is invalid and that this award of damages is legally and factually unsupported," said Microsoft spokesman David Bowermaster.
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Happy Birthday
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Off-site, never crunched.
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Is that for real? I've never worked at a studio so have no idea of cruch and so forth. But working until 2am - that's insane
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I dont see how anyone could get bored of some more Bioshock - it's awesome.
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Will it ever come to PC?
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The big problem is that it's too bright. No real contrast or shadow is in the map. Darken it down and bring some contrast.
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Ooo you play as a proper big daddy this time unlike the rushed half baked one in the original hehe. I am psyched for this, I god damn love bioshock. More of the same is good for me. At least it's really good more of the same.
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Reminds me of grand ages Rome, minus the Rome part.
