I'm considering picking up either Torchlight 2 or Grim Dawn. Kinda' on the fence between 'em. Or maybe I'll just start a new Titan Quest (already owned) campaign. /shrug
I definitely suggest picking up TL2 its a great time sink!
Also Grow Home is another great game just to relax on
I have an R9 390, though I think some more information has come out stating that it may not perform as well, then again, no way of really knowing until it can be physically tested I think.
I'm currently trying to update my personal brand and I'm wanting to get a new logo for myself. I've always been a huge fan of abstract flat or material design logos, so that's what I'm searching for today!
Overall, I want to leave the creativity to the designer but here are the criteria in which I'd like to see;
- Something of resemblance to an N and a K
- Abstract-like design.
- At least two colors used: a baby blue/Carolina blue and then a dark hue of that color.
Just by going off the average price I've seen around the forums I'm looking to pay no more than $15 for this as its not one of those fancy server logos people are always looking to get. Though I'm not familiar with with prices for this sort of work so please don't throw me under the bus. If you're able to create something of this nature for me and have a strong portfolio of similar work please contact me and we can speak about the price.
I'll be paying via PayPal and I'm not particularly in a rush for this work but within a time frame of a week to a week and half would be ideal.
I'm very skeptical of the internet and the people on it so I will only pay upfront if you have a reputation within the Minecraft Forums community. Please reply below with some example work in relation to the desired piece as well as a means of contacting you!
The card I have now is projected to outperform the 480 just marginally so I won't be going for it, but it definitely should be a staple in a new build for someone that's on a budget.
Definitely may make reliable and affordable gaming PCs more accessible to people.
Regarding Mouse pads/mats- I'm using the mouse pad for my SNES Mouse for my G502. Works bloody amazing. I might actually get a few of them, because it's also somewhat funny.
Oh man I forgot those existed LOL. I might be able to dig one out from my storage unit if its not all the way in the back already.
But really, an extended mouse mat that's long enough for the keyboard to sit on as well. Couldn't go without one now.
I've always loved the way extended mats look but I've never really been a fan of actually using them for my own, I feel like they eat up a lot of your desk space and I go for a minimalist approach when it comes to desks.
Inspired by seeing all the beautiful gaming setups that everyone owns, I wanted to start a topic for discussion on what everyone thinks are commonplace and essential items for every setup.
So to start it off;
There are three items I feel make your setup look better and makes your life easier: a phone stand, a headphone stand, and some cable management
utilities.
Gain a solid understanding the basics of Java, plugin development is something you do not want to start until you really know what you're doing with Java itself, you'll produce a lot of inefficient code and it'll be of no help to you if you're interested in programming outside of plugin development.
Great ways to do this; pick up a book, many people recommend Head First Java, I personally really enjoyed Cay Hortsmann's Big Java: Early Objects going into Cay Hartmann's Big Java Late Object. After those two I picked up another one of his books, Core Java: Volume 1, it goes into my details about more advanced programming topics regarding Java.
While reading is great you also have to practice, try to code something everyday, following the programs in the books above usually do the trick.
I've recently just started picking up Slither.io and thought it be fun for everyone to showoff their high scores! If you're going to be posting regularly please try to use the same name in each.
For gaming, I run Windows 10 on my rig, for productivity and programming I run OS X and if I'm feeling hipster I also run Debian off of an external hard drive and Virtual Box.
If anyone is into using Linux for productivity then I suggest checking out i3wm, its definitely a lightweight and easy to use windows managers.
I've already pre-purchased this, I fell in love with the Civ series when Civ 3 hit the stores, I played Civ 4 to death (nothing like Baba Yetu playing the background). Civ 5 like others have said has not held my attention like I've wanted it to, but nonetheless Civ 6 should be amazing. No comment on the graphical changes thus far!
People love being so negative towards Mojang, just because 1.3 was pushed back another month. Server addition means LAN support, something no company offers these days. Why make a LAN support? Just make it internet support only! </fail> Sheesh at least people won't need a server host, given they all share the same internet connection. Means a family or few friends can be online, without a host and NOT public for others to screw with.
Sure it means less money for server hosts, but I'm sure they can get by with normal customers. Instead of a publicly hosted server for a few people, this means less money spent and few issues of server downtime also. I'm all for waiting another month to see things focused on, soon they plan on overhauling the rendering engine and more. So it's a simple task for few coders honestly. Also they're like anyone else. We all require food, rest, etc so why should they be treated differently? It's nice to harp on someone for being slow, but there's a limit to how annoying you need to be.
So many people actually get on the hill to rage, but not so many bother appreciating the time / work it takes. If you think you're so capable, then try doing some fixes yourself. Show you can find better solutions to the problems, it's not right to just put the coders down over this. Why don't you take a look at the full 1.3 changelog so far, and see how much WAS added to the game over that time. Honestly I love the new additions and it's infuriating I don't have it now, but I'd rather a stable and enjoyable game to be honest.
Look through the entire thread and point out how many appricated things, then tally them up against those who are raging over everything. I think it goes to show there's an easy sense of following people, when we don't get our way and make a rage fit out of things. Yet there's less inclination to make an appreciation following, to actually show your support for those who are doing this for everyone.
Very well said, people just can't seem to appreciate how much time Mojang is actually putting into this update, just because they want it NOW!
Oh the world of gaming, I hate that everyone is complaining because they're not getting want they want personally. I don't undstand why people can't just enjoy what they have and be happy. Everyone here whining right are the ones that will never be happy with a game unless they develop it themselves and they probably still wont be happy with what they created .
the end was super loud xD
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I definitely suggest picking up TL2 its a great time sink!
Also Grow Home is another great game just to relax on
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Yeah, I figured that it would be very close. either way it doesn't justify the purchase for me quite yet
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I have an R9 390, though I think some more information has come out stating that it may not perform as well, then again, no way of really knowing until it can be physically tested I think.
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Landing my dream job so that I make enough money to can fuel my gaming hunger and so that my girlfriend can be a future stay at home mom.
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Hey guys,
I'm currently trying to update my personal brand and I'm wanting to get a new logo for myself. I've always been a huge fan of abstract flat or material design logos, so that's what I'm searching for today!
Overall, I want to leave the creativity to the designer but here are the criteria in which I'd like to see;
- Something of resemblance to an N and a K
- Abstract-like design.
- At least two colors used: a baby blue/Carolina blue and then a dark hue of that color.
Just by going off the average price I've seen around the forums I'm looking to pay no more than $15 for this as its not one of those fancy server logos people are always looking to get. Though I'm not familiar with with prices for this sort of work so please don't throw me under the bus. If you're able to create something of this nature for me and have a strong portfolio of similar work please contact me and we can speak about the price.
I'll be paying via PayPal and I'm not particularly in a rush for this work but within a time frame of a week to a week and half would be ideal.
I'm very skeptical of the internet and the people on it so I will only pay upfront if you have a reputation within the Minecraft Forums community. Please reply below with some example work in relation to the desired piece as well as a means of contacting you!
Thanks,
- Asiatic
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I'm a fan of keeping everything minimal, both on the computer desktop as well as on my physical desk
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The card I have now is projected to outperform the 480 just marginally so I won't be going for it, but it definitely should be a staple in a new build for someone that's on a budget.
Definitely may make reliable and affordable gaming PCs more accessible to people.
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Iggy Koopa on Super Mario World just because lol
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Oh man I forgot those existed LOL. I might be able to dig one out from my storage unit if its not all the way in the back already.
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I've always loved the way extended mats look but I've never really been a fan of actually using them for my own, I feel like they eat up a lot of your desk space and I go for a minimalist approach when it comes to desks.
Definitely!
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Inspired by seeing all the beautiful gaming setups that everyone owns, I wanted to start a topic for discussion on what everyone thinks are commonplace and essential items for every setup.
So to start it off;
There are three items I feel make your setup look better and makes your life easier: a phone stand, a headphone stand, and some cable management
utilities.
Phone Stand
Headphone Stand
Post away!
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I know this is a bit late but here are my tips;
Gain a solid understanding the basics of Java, plugin development is something you do not want to start until you really know what you're doing with Java itself, you'll produce a lot of inefficient code and it'll be of no help to you if you're interested in programming outside of plugin development.
Great ways to do this; pick up a book, many people recommend Head First Java, I personally really enjoyed Cay Hortsmann's Big Java: Early Objects going into Cay Hartmann's Big Java Late Object. After those two I picked up another one of his books, Core Java: Volume 1, it goes into my details about more advanced programming topics regarding Java.
While reading is great you also have to practice, try to code something everyday, following the programs in the books above usually do the trick.
Let me know if you have any questions
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Hey guys,
I've recently just started picking up Slither.io and thought it be fun for everyone to showoff their high scores! If you're going to be posting regularly please try to use the same name in each.
Attempt 1: 11528
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For gaming, I run Windows 10 on my rig, for productivity and programming I run OS X and if I'm feeling hipster I also run Debian off of an external hard drive and Virtual Box.
If anyone is into using Linux for productivity then I suggest checking out i3wm, its definitely a lightweight and easy to use windows managers.
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I've already pre-purchased this, I fell in love with the Civ series when Civ 3 hit the stores, I played Civ 4 to death (nothing like Baba Yetu playing the background). Civ 5 like others have said has not held my attention like I've wanted it to, but nonetheless Civ 6 should be amazing. No comment on the graphical changes thus far!