Posts by Sprony

Quote from Minos

8 minutes ago, Minos said: Tried a Vive from a friend, immediately sold my Oculus and bought one. It's everything I expected from VR

But how's the porn?

Bro, this show has seen so many deaths that I wouldn't get emotional even if the entire fucking cast, or what's left of them, gets wiped out. It's shocking the first couple of times but now I'm just numb. Like a soldier, who's seen too much bad shit in a war. Everybody tearing up about some of the deaths this year. I just laughed

Way to go UK:

http://www.standard.co.uk/news/mayor/sad…e-a3281456.html

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-n…n-a7104191.html

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Quote from dux

On 26-5-2016 at 1:48 AM, dux said: So what did you work on for the game @BJA ?

Quote from Puddy

On 26-5-2016 at 3:07 PM, Puddy said: My guess: lead skull designer

Quote from Sprony

On 26-5-2016 at 3:00 PM, Sprony said: If you have patience, you'll read a very detailed interview with the man himself, right here on the Core.

I'm a man of my word, enjoy:

It's great seeing you guys helping each other out like this!

I'm convinced that the UK will remain. They made a lot of noise, but nobody actually has a concrete exit plan. Now that the shit has hit the fan, they are slowly starting to realize all the consequences. That's why they already started spinning things. Cameron made a genius move by leaving straight away. Nobody wants to burn their fingers on this.

It reminds me of a time I was put in jail for the night, but they couldn't calm me down because I demanded a phone call. After hours of shouting and throwing tantrums, they caved and gave me my call. While I was standing there in the police station, with all those irritated eyes upon me, I realized I didn't really had someone to call and told them 'Fuck it'. They were not amused. I suppose the same applies to the Brexit leaders and the UK people.

If true, than that's amazing. My kinda guy

Regardless of our views people, can we just enjoy the beauty of the English language? How the British use it to perfection in disguising as much emotion as possible? Like when they said:"It didn't quite go as planned". Which actually means:"I may have caused irreversible damage on a monumental scale".

I love the Internet:

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Updated the list.

@AlexM, I need to remove you?

Believe it or not, Machinegames made a Quake episode. It's up on Quaddicted and called Dimensions of the Past (DOPA). It starts like this

Honestly, I wish we could go too. I'm sick and tired of billions going to Greece and what not, while we have so many problems of our own. Taxes are being increased at an incredible rate while we have the work longer, our pensions are cut and we can't take proper care of our old people. I have nothing against anybody and if you have more than enough, build a bigger table and not a higher fence. But seriously, the amount of money that we (and other countries) are having to pay for EU is ridiculous. I do believe in the possibilities of EU, but not like this. So I think @Steppenwolf has some valid points, like always really. You should post more Step

Quote from Skybex

1 minute ago, Skybex said: My comment about the arrogance was directed towards Angela Merkel and the rest who were against throwing Cameron a bone so he could go back and say "I have negotiated a good deal for the UK" even if in the end it resulted in nothing. They wanted to make a show of power by playing hard ball.

And I am of the opposite view, in that it was the EU that bluffed and the UK called it. They tried to make a show of Cameron by rejecting anything he was fighting for on the assumption that the UK wouldn't leave. The UK people voted and now both the Pound and Euro has significantly dropped, calls for a referendum in many other EU nations and thoughts of a possible weak EU are driving people to doubt the whole thing.

Nothing wrong with different opinions or views

Let's just hope it turns out for the better for ALL of us!

Quote from laminutederire

1 minute ago, laminutederire said: I may have mispoken, I meant to say UK was arrogant

And I do agree with your position on the British motivation in the EU.

As for thé global unity, I agree as well, but I feel like we're fundamentally bound to make that unity a reality in the EU as a proof of concept, so as to lead that movement to a larger scale. Otherwise you'll always see the US being skeptic and not playing it as they should, just like the UK.

And thanks for the reference I'll try to watch it as legally as I can

My reply was directed at Skybex and not you

I'm pro global unity but I don't believe it will ever happen. We are constantly labeled so that people with power can inspire fear and hatred among us. Keep us fighting with each other. Religion, race, gender, sexual preference, whatever keeps us divided. Plus, everybody know the poor are always being fucked over by the rich. Always have, always will.

No, the only way we'll ever be united as a people, is when a new treat appears that we are forced to face together in order to survive. It's only then that we can set aside our petty differences. But knowing history, probably only for the duration of that said threat.

Quote from Skybex

28 minutes ago, Skybex said: The movie is Children of Men if i am not mistaken. Excellent movie.

And the EU couldn't be nice to a country threatening to leave? When that country is the EU's second largest economy and an island nation that's always been quite euro sceptic it might be time to play nice and not push the swing voters over to the leave side. Now because of such arrogance the UK people voted to leave and we will all pay the price for it. Short term at least it will not be good for anyone and I wonder what will come of the other larger EU nations' calls for a referendum.

Long term though I can see it being good for the UK, but disastrous for the EU since now they only have two economically strong nations and so many weak ones that need to be supported.

@laminutederire, Skybex is right, the movie is Children of Men.

In regards to the comments above. I'm not pro EU at all, I'm pro global unity. Having said that, the UK always wanted to control EU. It was a power play more than anything else. They weren't in it for the team, they were in it to be the alpha dog. But guess what, those golden years of British imperialism are long gone. They bluffed and the EU called it. You can't honestly expect to negotiate a deal by starting 'If we don't get our way, we'll leave'. What's this? A girl's sweet sixteen party? So if you are going to use the word arrogance, please direct it towards the right people

I wonder how the EU will react. Because as I see it, their only option is to treat it as a mutiny and really come down hard on the UK. If they don't, others might follow. So it's better to set an example. Not that I wish bad things for either side, but I just don't see an alternative if you want to keep it going.

Also, good luck to the immigrants because I'm expecting things like this:

Quote from (HP)

23 hours ago, (HP) said: (I mean, the Scorpio has some pretty good hardware for a $300 box)

Scorpio is not a $300 box though. They estimate it being $600 at the very least.