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General / Re: SMGs are really weak
« on: 18-06-2013, 17:06:15 »
SMG bullets are subsonic so they dont really have the same sonic boom crack as they pass by, and thus don't suppress like rifle bullets and MGs do.
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Off-Topic / Re: adds.....adds everywhere
« on: 02-08-2012, 07:08:11 »
Opera runs fast, has a built in adblocker, and has superior tab management (sheer number of open tabs and also tab stacking).
Plus you get the hipster cred. >_>
Plus you get the hipster cred. >_>
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General Discussion / Re: 96 Player Server Test today
« on: 24-07-2012, 13:07:14 »
If I wasn't out searching for a room I'd hop on the server for sure. Is there a big performance difference between 32 and 64 bit in this case?
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Off-Topic / Re: Game of Thrones
« on: 20-07-2012, 22:07:22 »
Same thing with trailers for movies. Some reveal THE ENTIRE MOVIE.
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Announcements / Re: Road to Forgotten Hope 2.45
« on: 13-07-2012, 19:07:45 »I have no idea what aspect ratio means
Immersive HUD ? What is that ??
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_display_standard
Aspect ration is the rectangularness of your screen. It is likely 16:9.
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Announcements / Re: Road to Forgotten Hope 2.45
« on: 13-07-2012, 19:07:50 »
Extract my faithful laptop! Extract like youve never processed before!
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Announcements / Re: Road to Forgotten Hope 2.45
« on: 13-07-2012, 01:07:56 »
We have confirmed bicycle animations. My life is complete.
Really looking forward to the release guys, great job. : )
By the way, Kubador, how on earth did you make such a good looking trailer with battlerecorder?
Really looking forward to the release guys, great job. : )
By the way, Kubador, how on earth did you make such a good looking trailer with battlerecorder?
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Off-Topic / Re: I went on the internet and I found this v2.0 - Joke Harder
« on: 22-06-2012, 23:06:30 »
http://www.behance.net/gallery/City-of-Ruins/4066411
This might be interesting to those of you with some knowledge of WWII history. >_>
This might be interesting to those of you with some knowledge of WWII history. >_>
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Off-Topic / Re: I went on the internet and I found this v2.0 - Joke Harder
« on: 06-06-2012, 04:06:49 »
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fP8RuD3TG1A
Swedes.... >_>
The poster's channel has videos of it in speed runs.
Swedes.... >_>
The poster's channel has videos of it in speed runs.
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General Discussion / Re: Русскоязычный раздел (рус) / Russian language section (eng)
« on: 05-06-2012, 19:06:17 »
One of the biggest problems with doing different sections for different languages is that it will split the community, as was said already. It's not about how big a percentage Russian speakers are, it's about the main forum of the FH community using the most widely spoken language it can, to help hold the players together.
The FH community welcomes anyone who wants to be a part, but it will not start splitting itself along language lines.
The FH community welcomes anyone who wants to be a part, but it will not start splitting itself along language lines.
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General Discussion / Re: Underrated weapons in FH2
« on: 29-05-2012, 14:05:17 »
Semovente. The invincible hill ninja tank of Gazala.
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Off-Topic / Re: Revolting Uniting
« on: 25-05-2012, 05:05:05 »
You could do this...
Or you could play 2, maybe 3 games of SoaSE:Rebellion.
Or you could play 2, maybe 3 games of SoaSE:Rebellion.
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Off-Topic / Re: Revolting Uniting
« on: 23-05-2012, 14:05:08 »
The solar distribution based on demand makes sense. I had wondered if it had to do with population density and the proportional amount of surface area between rural and urban areas; thanks for clearing that up.
I remember something about hotels using a similar thermal difference to help with air conditioning. It sounds like a great idea, but I wonder if it can scale cheap enough to be a player at this time. There still has to be an economic incentive to build a power generating mechanism, and a lot of cool ideas are still far to expensive, at least for heavy commercial and industrial applications.
Which is why I support building nukes. It seriously is the cleanest, most powerful alternative energy source we have at the moment. The main drawbacks are safety and waste. Safety is already sky high with these way over-engineered plants, and extreme incidents like Fukushima simply strengthens other plants. As for waste being "a problem for millenia of future generations;" if in the next few hundred years we dont develop the heavy lift capacity to simply chuck the waste into the sun, we've done something wrong.
I remember something about hotels using a similar thermal difference to help with air conditioning. It sounds like a great idea, but I wonder if it can scale cheap enough to be a player at this time. There still has to be an economic incentive to build a power generating mechanism, and a lot of cool ideas are still far to expensive, at least for heavy commercial and industrial applications.
Which is why I support building nukes. It seriously is the cleanest, most powerful alternative energy source we have at the moment. The main drawbacks are safety and waste. Safety is already sky high with these way over-engineered plants, and extreme incidents like Fukushima simply strengthens other plants. As for waste being "a problem for millenia of future generations;" if in the next few hundred years we dont develop the heavy lift capacity to simply chuck the waste into the sun, we've done something wrong.
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Off-Topic / Re: Game of Thrones
« on: 23-05-2012, 13:05:37 »
*spoilers*
*spoilers*
I'm pretty sure the Robb scenes are so the unbooked viewers remember who he is, what hes doing, and understand his innocent romance that develops and causes him to choose love over duty and precipitate other events.
Would I have put those scenes in? No I'd have given the time to Tyrion's chain or something. But I understand it's cheaper and lends more clarity to show more Robb.
As for Dany, I'm a little surprised at the direction they went with her character too. I really liked reading her chapters in the books, especially when certain well-trained soldiers come into play. It seems like it wouldnt be hard to make her act like she did in the books, so HBO must have some reason, maybe to show her inner turmoil?
*spoilers*
*spoilers*
I'm pretty sure the Robb scenes are so the unbooked viewers remember who he is, what hes doing, and understand his innocent romance that develops and causes him to choose love over duty and precipitate other events.
Would I have put those scenes in? No I'd have given the time to Tyrion's chain or something. But I understand it's cheaper and lends more clarity to show more Robb.
As for Dany, I'm a little surprised at the direction they went with her character too. I really liked reading her chapters in the books, especially when certain well-trained soldiers come into play. It seems like it wouldnt be hard to make her act like she did in the books, so HBO must have some reason, maybe to show her inner turmoil?
*spoilers*
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Off-Topic / Re: Game of Thrones
« on: 23-05-2012, 06:05:49 »The things people talk about make the events that are happening, or will happen way down the road, much more significant.
I really cant say anything more that wouldnt spoil something or another. As it is HBO leaves out and blows through a lot of dialog and content and events just so they can get to the VITAL stuff every season. Trust the ones who have read the books, it's worth it to enjoy and take in every moment.