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I think GabeN must have moved in next door
Posts by Pampers
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Looks really cool. And must be refreshing for the total war team to do something different for once :v
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what do you work as?
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Those debris meshes were used in hl2 and are literally over 10 years old now and looks like garbage. Gogo replace!
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the person reviewing your profile will do it at work and might be more worried about the ramifications of having a huge schlong on his monitor rather than the background and context of it being there
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you should probably remove that huge dick dude
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I like that you build up your own mob from scratch, rather than trying to get accepted into an existing one. Like in gta vice city
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Someone is getting rich!
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If you have more than one page of unread stuff, it gives you a search cooldown if you click on the next page too quick
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Quote from Sprony
The last stand of Kojima for Konami and the end of Konami as a console developer. Sad, very sad. Read this for more info.
Kotaku has an article as well, same source though
http://kotaku.com/report-konami-…ners-1721700073
Quote- Kojima Productions, the studio behind the upcoming Metal Gear Solid V (and long famous as a brand of its own), is now simply known as “Number 8 Production Department.” The computers in this section, Nikkei says (and as we reported earlier this year), are allegedly not connected to the internet and are only able to send internal messages.
- Nikkei reports that employees leaving the company offices during their lunch break are having their absences monitored with time cards. Those who stay out too long are having their names announced throughout the company.
- That there are cameras in the office corridors that aren’t there for security, but rather to monitor the movements of Konami’s own employees.
- That most Konami employees do not have their own permanent company email addresses. Staff who must deal with people outside the company, such as sales and PR do; however, everyone else routinely has their address randomised and changed every few months. (Note: Konami employee emails are typically a few letters followed by a string of numbers, but this random email changing has been going on at Konami for years. A while back, one Konami employee told me this was done to prevent headhunting. Over the years, I have seen developers with company email addresses, but this might have changed recently.)
- That Konami game developers who aren’t seen as useful are reassigned to jobs as security guards, cleaning staff at the company’s fitness clubs or roles at a pachi-slot machine factory. This includes not just junior staff, but producers who have worked on well-known game titles. In 2013, Asahi News, one of Japan’s largest newspapers, ran an interview with a former Konami staffer who allegedly went from game development to working in Konami’s pachi-slot factory, causing him to experience severe depression.
- That one former employee, upon announcing on Facebook that they were leaving Konami and had got a new job elsewhere, had their post monitored. Nikkei says remaining Konami staff who “liked” the post were all reshuffled within the company.
Not sure if I want to give Konami any more money after reading that
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if something is free, then you are the product
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I remember there being a trick if you drove off course at some point and reset your vehicle, you would reset at a different location giving you a huge lead
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Everything is all symmetrical, so your eyes don't stick to anything. You could play with lines pointing to something gameplay relevant, like an exit or bombsite etc. Guide the player with light, contrast and colors.
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Never played the first Mafia game. Played the second instead and loved it as it had just come out. So tried to play the first after I had finished Mafia 2 and didn't enjoy it. I was too late to the party. Super stoked for #3 though!
what the fucking fuck?? dux played a MODERN sequel before the original AND liked it better than the original which is considered by many as a masterpiece. fffffffffffffffffffffffffck
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Mafia 2 wasn't a bad game, but I prefer the first one, due to the missions being more believable and it felt like a mafia movie, rather than a blockbuster like the second one
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I have zero experience with fighting games so excuse my ignorance, but why do they use controllers like that? looks real uncomfy and not ergonomically at all. Is it a traditional or nostalgia thing like people buying music on vinyl again?
