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^ Wrapping. I don't usually do the spelling police thing, but that one's a pearler.
The power of the press only belongs to the man who knows how to run one.dev45 said:Just FYI I work for a printing company.
I do not very well. I'm the maintenance electrician. I can make it run and do basic setup but for a good job that's what the pressmen are for, they get paid more then me.Sphinxter said:The power of the press only belongs to the man who knows how to run one.dev45 said:Just FYI I work for a printing company.
dev45 said:I have a 120page psychology report that says the same dam thing.
Promised Planet said:dev45 said:I have a 120page psychology report that says the same dam thing.
Dude. You gotta tell me about this 120 page psychology report ... what was up with that? ;-)
Xmoon said:I hope somebody makes a game about the adventure of making Pandora.
jb0yx said:Xmoon said:I hope somebody makes a game about the adventure of making Pandora.
Stage one,
-paperboy clone, deliver papers till you saved up money to buy a pandora handheld.
Stage two,
-preorder day, website is down mash f5 button as fast as you can till website comes up so you can order.
Stage three,
-wait a year ingame
Stage four,
-the end?
EDIT: oh and for suspense interesting factor, have a timer that is 2 months out, then every month and a half or so push it out another 2 months
Shaun. said:I remember even ED having troubles assembling it on a earlier video.
Perhaps it's bewildering from your point of view when you can see the finish line getting closer. All we can see from this side of the Internet is our original pre-orders getting farther away.craigix said:To be worried now, when everything is coming to a neat conclusion is a little bewildering.
+1VRAndy said:Perhaps it's bewildering from your point of view when you can see the finish line getting closer. All we can see from this side of the Internet is our original pre-orders getting farther away.craigix said:To be worried now, when everything is coming to a neat conclusion is a little bewildering.
Sure, you've given us a relatively short list of things remaining to do, but you've given us many equally short lists. (Don't get me wrong, Better that than nothing at all!)
From this side of the Internet the view is exactly the same as it was about eight months ago.
I'm not complaining (at this particular moment). Just commenting on your bewilderment.
Sphinxter said:Sorry, simply cannot shove my head up my ass far enough to get that, 'I haven't received it so nothing has happened', viewpoint.
Sphinxter said:Sorry, simply cannot shove my head up my ass far enough to get that, 'I haven't received it so nothing has happened', viewpoint.
Neither does any of the universe they cannot sense at any given time. Does that mean that they believe it doesn't exist? Observing something makes it exist? Sounds like the philosophy described near the end in Wells' 1984 .Monk said:Some people can believe in nothing that they do not have empirical evidence for - neither a bible nor a video of a Pandora count, so they can disbelieve both with impunity (extreme end of scientific method).Sphinxter said:Sorry, simply cannot shove my head up my ass far enough to get that, 'I haven't received it so nothing has happened', viewpoint.
Neither of these necessarily require the anal insertion of a cranium to understand, IMHO, though extremes in anything are to be viewed with some caution.
It's good to see that people here are open to opinions other than their own.Sphinxter said:Sorry, simply cannot shove my head up my ass far enough to get that, 'I haven't received it so nothing has happened', viewpoint.