Posts by Sentura

I never got into IPAs that much, it always tastes like liquid weed. Maybe that's the quality?

man after seeing some of the stuff on my fb feed I've been looking forward to this, awesome dude!

PS: your writing style reminds me of Bruce Chatwin!

just get 2048 for phones and you'll never have to get another game again

Just finished Bioshock's Burial at Sea DLC. First part was just more of the same, which was kind of meh. Second part however was beautiful. Why couldn't that have been the entire Bioshock Infinite game with the same mechanics? It'd be amazing.

Tried it at work, it's really good fun.

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sierra nevada is my favorite beer ever I think . Feels weird saying that about an american beer, being belgian

America has a few good beers to its name. I think Fat Tire is my favorite

I like milk... in a dirty glass

Seems like you're trying to piggyback users from a brand onto your own site. That's a pretty terrible practice. Why should anyone support you?

I've seen better scams than this before.

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Can you please refresh my memory on why a high price indicates your country is poor?

I find junk food chains expansive in Italy - for the quality they actually offer.

When I was in Namibia (and had trips to Zambia, Zimbabwe and Botswana) McD hadn't yet open venues there. There were other chains (Wimpy and Lion-something) and I think prices were comparable (never actually had industrial burgers – I was already eating antelope burgers at friends…).

KFC and Nando's instead were popular (they are mad for chicken there) and price seemed very fair.

Demand-offer is just one aspect, a business has to see what competition is doing, and even if you are the only seller of a good you have to take in account the purchasing power of people and popularity of your product… can't sell Coke in the most remote corner and price it like if it was Prosecco …or maybe you can, if the fraction of sales you make, do profit you more than selling loads cheap. It all depends on the peculiarities of the market you are selling to.

A high price indicates your country's living standards are decent.

...Carlsberg factor?

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Why the wait?

Oh yeah, nothing towards the game really, I'm sure it's going to be fun.

I think we should look away from surveys personally, since we won't have conversion ratings and results won't get translated. And rather than creating different sites with the same idea, have one centralized place where people can go to. Having a survey that is different on every site (especially considering that LDs aren't the only devs we're appealing to) is going to be messy.

I've PM'd you seir.

It's just his gesticulation and the way he talks in the first few scenes (all I watched before I turned the video off) that really puts me off. He's way too smug. I watched some more of it now and it's not so bad later, but way to make a first impression.

That being said, this is still totally not my type of game. I'm not a builder outside of the scope of game levels, which is why stuff like Minecraft never really appealed to me. I take it their influence is probably a lot of minecraftian tools and ways of building to be creative.

I think it's too much TD for me, plus the lead designer sounds way too pretentious. Probably gonna pass on this.

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Just use the Big Mac factor. That should qualify for most countries.

Good point. With that we could have a database setup and essentially create this fully automatically, and ensuring full anonymity.

Design is the structure. Content is what the structure is built out of (and enhanced with).

Not true - the multiplier will be a comparison of living standards between countries. In essence the easiest way of doing it would be to take whatever you have left once you've been taxed as well as some other basic costs - most likely just living expenses. Then you could compare the values with each other to create a statistical average, and use the average as a base for the multiplier.