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I hope they develop a robot that dodges and kicks back.

Yeah there's definitely some uncanny valley action on the robotic legs that are just way too similar to human legs for comfort. Their newest one, Robot Dog is really cool and much more hm... graceful than previous entries. It also looks great with the HDL32. I can't wait to see these...

Wait you have to get through Squadron42 to get to the MMO game? Or just if you want the money for a ship?

Keep the plane bullshit out of this thread, please.

Hey Tarrant how is your tree coming.

"how do you do this job when we aren't paying you to do it?" What does this mean? To answer your question, " should extra effort be required to advance a career?" not always. Sometimes there's a crunch time and you have to spend extra effort. Sometimes you get tasked with developing a web...

Just a note on this, I heard a lot of people tell us everything would feel natural. That wasn't the case at all for me and nearly every aspect of parenting I've had to learn from cognitive focus instead of instinct.

No I don't think so. Voxel is a bit of a nebulous and misused word. It's a combination of volume and pixel, and is sort of a 3d pixel. So a game like Minecraft which is made up of these blocks is thought of as the quintessential voxel game, but it actually doesn't use voxel rendering, it uses...

If someone gives the impression that they don't have a lot of experience coding in their career, either because they're someone transitioning into a programming career or they are a recent grad, usually the, "what side projects do you have" question is the only chance you can give them to show...

I try to generally follow the codebase I'm in. People who have really strong opinions over naming conventions, capitalizations etc are usually too rigid in their thinking. but my preference is upper camel for namespaces, class/struct names, enums etc. Lower camel for functions and member...

One of the most fun minecraft things I've done is build a dome at the bottom of a lake in survival mode.

Interns are such a double edged sword. On one hand you can pay them low amounts, on the other hand you have to be very careful about what projects you give them and spend a ton of time both mentoring and helping them. Even experienced professionals have limited levels of contribution in the...

Don't be so quick to believe that. Creating art assets with a voxel based game is very non-trivial, even if all they're doing is creating a templates for a randomization engine. Those templates are expensive as is modifying the randomization engine. I wouldn't call procedural content the future...

Voxel based MMO? The biggest risk with that is even though the hopium they're peddling makes it sound easy to create randomly generated worlds players find interesting, it's not. Anyone who has played Minecraft extensively knows that once you've seen a few chasms, nether forts, abandoned...

Anyone got a source for this? https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=732779566819924 I think it's fake but I want to believe it's real!

Should I encourage my wife to see this movie?

What have they said about risk vs reward? I think game developers have generally done a very poor job of balancing risk vs reward, possibly because they are often hesitant to ever let the player risk anything but his time.

Are you arguing that ArtCraft will be capable of producing a large number of quality, handcrafted and unique maps for a prolonged period of time?

We'll see how it works out. I'm still envisioning there being a number of static landscapes being copied into multiple instances with different rulesets. I think part of the reason I think of the word instance as being very generalized is because I'm a programmer. Just because two instances of a...

"If we redefine the word instance so it doesn't include our worlds/campaigns, we can have a good answer for people who think that instances separate the community in a negative way!". As long as they realize that their worlds/campaigns are instances that separate the community and come up...

reading through: ReRolled Minecraft Server III is funny That server was my first minecraft experience and I went from being surprised by creepers to having BiS gear and building a megaproject in it!

Yep. I can send you the schematics for it. Let's see if I have a SS on here... Building those towers and those walls in survival mode was fun. The worst part was planting/harvesting/laying down the floors, but we got some schlub to do that. Note that this image was taken on a...

What? The church was 100% finished.

Him I didn't know that was possible.

I hit max level a few days after release, then spent almost all my time in one of a few farming areas or all the places you PvP or raid mobs at. Every once in a while I'll return to a zone I leveled in that is now chock full of houses. It is a pretty dramatic change.

Ned stark

everytime I get a recap of the gamergate/sjw gaming thread this is how I feel:

AA is definitely a traditional MMO. Very limited instancing, strict servers, ability for players to dramatically change the world, no zoning.

If I ever work on Sunday mornings I won't be browsing RR haha

I think a lot of people will play it as if it's an MMO. But right now their hype is to cater to the MMO, singleplayer and instanced multiplayer crowd.

After years of neglect Fonv starts up NP. Only problem is no mobs have animations Hana. I have forgotten how much of a demigod I am and how many areas I've explored. I'll post ss of my character and the map later. Between a world of pain and warzones there are a lot of areas.

What are your published works?

Furry what is your area of research?

Sometimes it's less about whether the knowledge you learned in school is relevant and it's more about proving you are qualified enough to get a degree. Yeah there's a lot of bums who glide their way through college somehow, but having a 4 year CS degree from a decent university and having a...

Haha I'll see if FONV still starts up. I doubt it will be anything interesting, I never really cared about modding cool armor/clothing in, and try to avoid using modded weapons. Sometimes it's hard to avoid though.

Important piece: The challenge with computer vision often isn't how precise or how many objects can be classified, but how well it handles corner cases of occluded, shadowed, reflective or otherwise degraded images. If you a person a set of 100 small images, 50 of which have dogs and 50 of...

Not sure what the apprehension about a coop/multiplayer FO4 is. FO3 was basically a big-budget singleplayer DayZ/h1z1 with a lot of NPCs, quests and built up areas, right? The other major counterpoint to FO3/NV being necessarily lonely is is how popular party members were in FO3. Making...

"Hookers/strippers play video games". If they can follow a script and are comedic it'd be like the sexualized version of Conan plays video games.