Sindwiller

Ah, a Zoroastrian myth! That's bound to be interesting as long as they preserved the story in the game more or less in its original ambiance.

Actually, they used Max and ZBrush and MS Visual C++. The only thing FOSS they used seems to be OGRE, which is nothing but a high quality library.

I'm inside this Marshall amp in the back

Top notch!

Me, too It's hilarious

Happy bday mino!

You're crazy

such a bold statement you give without reference quotes. I always do.

Kaz: I dig the overall look, but I think it's a bit bland. You could spice it up a bit I guess with a few texture changes in some spots with different color tones or with some changes to the lighting.

Genetic engineering and especially the industrial exploitation of it is bullocks. Refer to James Bruges' literature otherwise. But I'm probably the only one who's seeing ethical and biological problems with it.

I'm way too poor for a 4 octave masterkeyboard so I'm getting this one. xD

I actually think the ad is/was funny.

The Humble Indie Bundle while it was still on. Having fun with WoG

OH SHIT They were serious

My first attempt at a texture completely done from scratch, which I actually remade a few times because I was either not satisfied with it or I lost the diffuse along the process. I'll call the set... "SciFi Bathtiles for Cats"

Definitely top-notch stuff

Yeah, mix in some orange-ish, red-ish and brown-ish tones - it'll look bad ass ;O

Bah, I didn't know you had to create separate account on the battle.net website which is more or less independant from my other B.net account. I didn't even know you could do that now

@3Dnj That is some wicked beast you're creating there.

It's a beta. What do you expect from it? Apart from it being a way to test gameplay and multiplayer balancing, it's also used to determine bugs like these. You should've been prepared.

Totally dig those, especially the 2nd and the 4th. Have you checked out the 2.5 alpha yet?

It sounds enough ridiculous to be true though

http://meeb.org/post/510434278/insane-reply-from-labour#debill ... That is so full of sh*t!

Since the beginning of agriculture and land seizure actually, if one wants to believe Daniel Quinn. Which really does explain a lot. Of course, I don't deny that. However violence is not a natural, instinct-driven imperative like the sex drive for example. Violence can be avoided, conflicts can be resolved otherwise.

That is a subaverage intellectual statement, something I wouldn't expect from you, Sentura :/ i don't care what you think about the statement, because it's the sad truth. people want war (albeit perhaps in a more tribal way), the same way people want to argue or create challanges, for the same reasons. the reason we're still seeing so much war, hatred, etc. is because it is in our nature, and it is how we cope with how mundane and trivial our lives have become. You know, your first statement would've made sense if you were referring to ancient times, when "war" was either about fighting over the best fields to cultivate or there were just a bunch of young men assaulting a town for fun, beating each other a bit with swords and stuff, just for the thrill. Just like young men today engage in senseless brawls (hooligans) or do other, less violent stuff to cope with frustration or to release/reduce their aggressions. It's simply an outlet. That doesn't mean that violence, and war with all the suffering and damage it creates in particular, is a part of human nature. I don't see how it even can be a way of expressing displeasure against powerlessness or whatever. War nowadays is the exploitation of common men in favour of the interests of few. If peace really did bring frustration to people - as a socialogical rule - we would've had several wars here in Europe in the last 50 years.