Maybe you should take your own advice, where did I say that Black Mesa was built using Source 2? The last time I checked they'd ported it to Source 2013. I'm saying that you're wrong that there's only 2 engines, while you may not consider Source 2 an engine because it's not available to the public yet it does exist - meaning there are 3 engines. Some game developers don't release their engine to the public/other developers, does that mean their engine doesn't exist? Valve aren't exactly the most vocal company about upcoming projects, how do we know it's not complete and they've been working on Portal 3 for the past 12 months?
Congratulations Pyromanick your wish will be granted, I'm done here on the forums. There's ways to have conversations & arguments with people on forums and then there's your type of douchebaggery. You can consider someone else incorrect and still be civil or keep it lighthearted.
Valve announced the Source 2 engine, the successor to the Source engine used in Valve's games since the launch of Counter-Strike: Source and Half-Life 2.
how many people would know about it, if it wasn't for someone posting an article about it?
To be fair he first notified Mojang in July 2013, that's more than enough time for them to do something about it. Microsoft and Google give companies 14 days before they make stuff public.
I'm gaining, but it's all fat - 85kg to 94kg in the past 18 months. When I lived in Chch I used to do a heap of walking, we lived in Richmond and I would walk to the CBD or the Palms almost every day, the car hardly ever got used. Since moving to Dunedin we now live on the top of a hill so I find myself driving to most places.
Credit card entry boxes that don't progress to the next box automatically once you've typed 4 digits, I'll be looking at the card and once I've typed all 16 digits in look up at the screen and only the first 4 are there.
Still nothing but rumours at the moment, one I've read is that he'll be replaced with Chris Evans.
Nah, it's confirmed. "Contract not renewed". He's gone.
Yep, no word on what's happening with Richard Hammond or James May. Chris Evans has also said yet again that he's not interested in joining the show but who knows what happens when they start offering him big £s
Got that issue a lot on my old map, thus the need for an internal line for passengers only. A huge contributing factor to the gridlock on the rail though, was all the intersections, since the trains were so long, they'd block each other, making it back up pretty quick, I've tried to avoid rail mostly on this new map, only putting one cargo station on the outskirts of town for bringing in goods.
Passenger lines are fine and completely separate from freight, bypass lines for stations (there's probably a proper name for it) seem to keep the lines uncongested - although you have a bit more control over the number of trains on the passenger lines. It would be nice to be able to see how much freight each station is actually loading and unloading.
I do have a few intersections as I've tried to make all the freight lines join up in a big loop, I think I might change it to point-to-point as a test and have a bunch of separate lines. I also added a loop road between a freight station and a cargo terminal, that seems to work quite well.
I've sorted out most of my road congestion by using lots of roundabouts and highways, the main problem I have is with freight trains. I have 2 separate rail networks for freight, one for outside trains and one for inside the city and the latter keeps filling up with trains - the game seems to be spawning too many trains as they're not even full. The passenger rail network is on separate lines so it's not that getting in the way either.
well at least you know that the Huawei based 2 degrees company will be watching your traffic from china with interest...
I was a happy Snap customer.. phoned SPARK this mornign (and i hate spark) not sticking around to watch my favourite isp become a seething cesspool of shitness and support issues, not to mention for same price Spark currently have unlimited VDSL cheaper than SNAP..
Sorry Snap
Yer I agree with you, I take back my recommendation for Snap now. The only experience I've had with 2degrees is when my wife was with them, their support staff were completely useless. It takes quite a bit to make her angry (with me usually being the cause) but she was shaking after getting off the call with them.
I guess we'll find out in about an hour. I think Callplus buying 2degrees would make things interesting, but the current rumour is that 2degrees bought Snap for $26 million - http://techday.com/story/2degrees-no-not-sold-buying/
