A pretty neat way of getting round the problems of space limitations by tricking the visual system into thinking they've turned more than they have so with some careful environment construction you can have the person walk without hitting walls and think they have moved outside the normal bounds of a vr room scale place.
Still needs a reasonable amount of room to work min is quoted as 6m square but an interesting idea they may be able to improve on
For this weekend only...
This is a funny little consequence where someone didn't think the implications of the preorder bonus through
So for preordering you get a slightly better starting ship that come preequiped with a hyperdrive
normal players have to find the plans and then make it and make fuel etc and people with the preorder can skip this step and blast off deep into space
Presumably the starting area is seeded with the plans for the hyperdrive so you are garanteeded to find it there where it might not exist given this is a procedurally generated universe
Here's a handy link to a site that shows what games you and friends have in common, and will filter by steam categories... I think. I haven't used it since it updated
Two recent studies, a keynote speech and official advice from US and UK government agencies are pushing for non-expiring passwords. Given the stupid number of passwords I need to remember to do things at work (I'm sure this isn't uncommon) this can't come too soon...
My journey into cycling began in 2009. I'd been running for 2-3 years, however I was picking up injuries, so a friend suggested I do triathlon instead (less running, he said...)...which was fine, apart from the fact I couldn't swim, and didn't have a bike.
An abomination made flesh a real life lego minifig costume
I like to start an evening session by being picked up by Byrn in his Declasse "beater" Tornado. Byrn had originally stolen the ol' Tornado during a heist and we made something of an "escape" in it, wheels spinning on sparking rims. Since then it's been a joy to be picked up in the beat-up old lump. Here we are sitting in Los Santos Customs. You can see the impeccable job the LSC team have done on it.
Last night I was tired. I just wanted to mess about in a virtual world. I wanted to escape. Not for any bad reasons, not because I was unhappy but I needed to let my brain dissolve for a bit.
Work has been particularly worky recently (not in a bad way) and with Kate being more preggy (in a good way), I've needed to pick up on a bunch of things that she would normally do. You know, the little things like getting Felix to school, cutting of his crusts, making breakfast, etc.