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Oh, you're seeing the tablet version of the editor @jackophant. When the page loads, the editor buttons available is determined by the screen size (i.e. mobile, tablet, desktop). This is so that the buttons actually fit, although it does look like there is a bit more room available on tablet sizes. If you were to make your browser window wider and refresh it'd most likely show them all, but I can probably fit the buttons in so I'll do that. There is no longer a code view though, BBCode is just entered directly into the regular editor. @Vaya the button to the right of bold/italic/underline/strike clears formatting.

Sorry I don't follow, what aren't you seeing? Can you screenshot it? BBCode should still be accepted and converted to formatting upon submission.

Nice! knj is the best.

I'm pleased to present our latest article, an in-depth making-of piece by Rick_D that dives into the development of Agency — specifically, the splendid art he produced for the map that has now been featured in three official Valve 'Operation' map packs. Hopefully this will provide some inspiration for those of you participating in our CS:GO mapping contest! Check it out!

I'll admit that the visuals of Fallout 4 haven't blown me away, but they look nice. They're a lot nicer looking than Fallout 3, which I thought looked pretty sparse and just generally weak to be honest, even when it came out. I'm also happy to see more colour injected into proceedings — a guess taking a cue from Rage — because its predecessor was so dreary and washed out.

​But how else will I get the exclusive post-apocalyptic c**k ring?

lmao. Thanks guys.

Yes, from the Half-Life contest.

Haha, awesome. May they bring you years of joy.

You can do it @blackdog!

The hype about this game is remarkable, I don't know if I can do it to myself to purchase what I assume will be a borderline endless game. The last game like it I played was Skyrim, and admittedly after 30 hours or so I started to get really bored because the stuff I was doing just wasn't that compelling — things eventually started to feel quite formulaic and I was really powerful so I felt little need to progress. Wondering how TW3 compares for someone who kind of loves the idea of RPGs but rarely gets that into them.

My bum is tingling in anticipation of the beautiful maps we are sure to see!

​About now. I thought that was in the original post all along

lol. FYI we have an arrangement to do the announcement at a certain time, we're not holding out to break keyboards.

We were only going to announce that it's my birthday on Wednesday, but I guess now we're going to need to think of something more interesting...

At this rate I think people are expecting Half-Life 3 or something, jesus guys. D:

Oh crap, we were meant to announce today?

...right, I need to get some more money.

Jesus, that is some seriously tough month! Being able to remain positive is a true testament to the strength of your will, haha. An excellent opportunity to get through some TV series I guess.

The amount of stuff that creeps into a home is astonishing. I was thinking of moving again recently, and then I basically replayed the last move in my head, and the pain came flooding back from my memories so intensely that I screwed that idea off immediately. I now have things like a pretty big bed, sofa, computer desk, bookcase, etc and so many small things that are hell to move. I've got to be honest, I really miss just living in pre-furnished apartments. It was nice knowing that I could just up and leave relatively easily, whether it be to another place in the same city or another city entirely. Moving non-furniture items is pretty straightforward because at least you can do it in regular cars with family or whatever. Once you get into the realm of big furniture we're talking significant labour and the need for a van, plus it all has to be done in pretty much one go — no moving a bit at a time like I could when I just had general crap to move. When I do next move, I might very well try to just offload all of my furniture. It's going to hold me back too much if I decide to move to London, abroad, etc.

lmao. I think that will have to be my 2016 goal, that isn't happening this year.

At the moment it's in the region of 1400, but I do sometimes drop down if I go out and beast a huge meal at a restaurant or something. I do 5000-ish steps a day too. Essentially I use the app's weekly view (set to always go from Monday) to ensure that I hit what my overall calorie intake for the week should be, which was a move that made a big difference compared to my previous approach of only thinking day by day.

It seemed to be set to 0.5MB of attachments per post, which wasn't intentional. I've now set it to the intended limits, which is 50MB per user for all attachments, and 5MB of attachments per post. Note that you've got an attachment manager here: http://www.mapcore.org/attachments/