There are many ways to hurt me. Soccer stuff isn't among them.
You're no fun.
There are many ways to hurt me. Soccer stuff isn't among them.
You're no fun.
Yo man you guys gotta admit, as crazy as gaming side is, it's also some really good entertainment right now. Grown men, planting flags and fighting for billion dollar corporations. It's like gang members who represent on the internets. I see Harson on there fighting for the Xbox. Meh. Only thing I'm sure of is getting a 3ds this year.
Argentina is good at soccer but they lost their way. They suffer from not having a killer 9. Just like most countries do.
Ponies are just upside down tacos.Aren't some of NFLers also pony people?
Gaming side is crazy. Everyone is an expert suddenly. Everything is negative, and no one wants to be optimistic about the future. Things like the cloud computing threads really irritate me. It's lazy to immediately say a technology is bullshit.
There is so much potential in distributed computing, not just for games but for society as a whole. That's not hyperbole either. Science and academics have adopted it, business is starting to/has to some degree, and it won't be long before it permeates to consumers. If anyone is setup to break ground on it, MS is. They have the infrastructure, the software chops, and the money. I'm extremely hopeful they will be able to pull something innovated off. Maybe they won't, but I'm excited that they are giving it a shot.
My only problem with the system is the used game policy.
Soccer starting to get popular in USA? On the radio they were talking about what the attendance might be in some game on the 29th in cleveland and got me to look up MLS figures. 3 interesting things I found
1) Seattle Sounders averaged 43k a game
2) In 2004 total attendance for the league was 2.3 million last year it was 6 million
3) MLS average game attendance was ahead of NBA and NHL
Gaming side is crazy. Everyone is an expert suddenly. Everything is negative, and no one wants to be optimistic about the future. Things like the cloud computing threads really irritate me. It's lazy to immediately say a technology is bullshit.
There is so much potential in distributed computing, not just for games but for society as a whole. That's not hyperbole either. Science and academics have adopted it, business is starting to/has to some degree, and it won't be long before it permeates to consumers. If anyone is setup to break ground on it, MS is. They have the infrastructure, the software chops, and the money. I'm extremely hopeful they will be able to pull something innovative off. Maybe they won't, but I'm excited that they are giving it a shot.
Soccer starting to get popular in USA? On the radio they were talking about what the attendance might be in some game on the 29th in cleveland and got me to look up MLS figures. 3 interesting things I found
1) Seattle Sounders averaged 43k a game
2) In 2004 total attendance for the league was 2.3 million last year it was 6 million
3) MLS average game attendance was ahead of NBA and NHL
Well I'd hope they would do better than the NHL or NBA since those venues are about 20k people versus mammoth sized soccer stadiums!
Well, you might enjoy this then:Cheatin Pete and the shady Seahawks front office are only mad that their players got caught. It's clear that Pete has a systematic cheating scheme and some of the guys didn't follow his advice on avoiding detection of the cheating
The Seahawks second-year quarterback made it difficult to not watch him, and coach Pete Carroll summed up the situation when asked how much farther along Wilson is this year compared to last year when he had just been selected in the third round of the NFL Draft and still was competing for the starting job with the since-departed duo of Matt Flynn and Tarvaris Jackson.
Theres no way of even calculating that, Carroll said after a crisp, spirited practice on yet another gorgeous day along the shores of Lake Washington. His awareness and his sense for the finest details, we jumped offside today and hes working on hard counts on the first play of team (drills).
He didnt know what a hard count was last year at this time.
The cloud threads made me facepalm more than once. People act like it's some futuristic concept, when it's already playing into almost everyone's life.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MLS_Attendance
most are barely bigger than what you'd find in nhl/nba
The cloud threads made me facepalm more than once. People act like it's some futuristic concept, when it's already playing into almost everyone's life.
It is crazy that there are people trying to explain technically how it could help games, like offloading textures and level geometry to the cload since that stuff has to buffer anyways, and people just refuse to believe it could have any benefit at all. Gaming is an odd place some times.
I wonder what the reception would have been if Steam would have asked for some cycles of your GPU/CPU, and worked with developers to implement it? Would it have been more well received? I'm positive it would have been.
Aren't some of NFLers also pony people?
Heard on local radio that an unnamed as of yet Browns player will begin the season suspended. He also said its NOT Joe Haden but he did say significant. Of course, people's definition of significant can vary so...who knows.
My guesses are TJ Ward or Josh Gordon.
The "cloud" can certainly benefit gaming, but it's not something that only the XB1 has, that's the weird part. It's something both consoles are built to use.
No, there would be lynchings. PC gaming is all about multitasking and bleeding edge performance. If it was optional? That'd be different.
From what Sony has been saying, more gaming focused although they've always had the entertainment side. CD in psx, DVD in ps2, then Bluray and networked video in PS3.Im curious to see if the PS4 will be as entertainment focused like the X1 is or more gaming focused.
From what Sony has been saying, more gaming focused although they've always had the entertainment side. CD in psx, DVD in ps2, then Bluray and networked video in PS3.
PS4 hardware is higher spec and they're totally kissing up to developers of all sizes now. Basically going for what the 360 originally went for with XBL Arcade and other online features, but moreso.
I've never heard a reasonable argument for how "the cloud" helps gaming performance much. Certainly not enough to be worth involuntarily donating cycles from my computer and driving up my power bill for.I'm not entirely sure that Sony has the infrastructure to do it. This is assuming it that it requires 'control' nodes to orchestrate everything. That server instance has to act as the orchestrator between the connected nodes doing the work. Scale that up, and it requires a fairly large infrastructure. I guess I don't know Sony's server infrastructure, but I don't think it is as vast as MS's.
Offload computations to the cloud, and it frees up cycles for other work. Allowing more work to be done locally. Fits PC gaming's MO, if they are truly looking for multitasking and performance. The problem and benefit with PC gaming is that there is no true centralized force driving it. It's the wild west to a certain degree, which is fine.
If I'm buying a car I could give a crap that it has 4 cup holders, a diaper compartment, an antenna to talk to the astronauts and an amplifier for my guitar, I mean it's cool if it comes with it. But if it can't give me acceptable gas mileage and is a pleasure to drive I could give a crap. No sale. Same thing with these upcoming consoles. I got the stupid iPad next to me regarding my fantasy football, and direct tv has a good guide system and dvr. I want to play good games and have fun. That's what I want in a console. They'll both have negatives and positives. So far though I'm not liking kinect, TV focus and no used games. I'm having a new kid God willing in a couple of months. Can the kinect recognize me whispering instead of talking so I don't wake the baby up?
If I'm buying a car I could give a crap that it has 4 cup holders, a diaper compartment, an antenna to talk to the astronauts and an amplifier for my guitar, I mean it's cool if it comes with it. But if it can't give me acceptable gas mileage and is a pleasure to drive I could give a crap. No sale. Same thing with these upcoming consoles. I got the stupid iPad next to me regarding my fantasy football, and direct tv has a good guide system and dvr. I want to play good games and have fun. That's what I want in a console. They'll both have negatives and positives. So far though I'm not liking kinect, TV focus and no used games. I'm having a new kid God willing in a couple of months. Can the kinect recognize me whispering instead of talking so I don't wake the baby up?
Your having a kid?Congrats!
Hopefully they will be a Patriots fan.
Your having a kid?Congrats!
Hopefully they will be a Patriots fan.
If he's a good father, he'll make sure his kid isn't a Pats fan.
Everyone should be a Patriot fan.
A parent has failed horribly if their kid is a Raider fan.
Congrats on the kid, buddy. Indoctrinate them with the truth of Tannehill at as young an age as possible!If I'm buying a car I could give a crap that it has 4 cup holders, a diaper compartment, an antenna to talk to the astronauts and an amplifier for my guitar, I mean it's cool if it comes with it. But if it can't give me acceptable gas mileage and is a pleasure to drive I could give a crap. No sale. Same thing with these upcoming consoles. I got the stupid iPad next to me regarding my fantasy football, and direct tv has a good guide system and dvr. I want to play good games and have fun. That's what I want in a console. They'll both have negatives and positives. So far though I'm not liking kinect, TV focus and no used games. I'm having a new kid God willing in a couple of months. Can the kinect recognize me whispering instead of talking so I don't wake the baby up?
Thanks all. I'm treating my kid like a Jewish father would. Kid has to be a Phin fan until their theirteen. At that time they can make whatever team choice they want, a rite of passage. Any team except to be a Pats fan. I disown them at that point.
Thanks all. I'm treating my kid like a Jewish father would. Kid has to be a Phin fan until their theirteen. At that time they can make whatever team choice they want, a rite of passage. Any team except to be a Pats fan. I disown them at that point.
What if he's a Jets fan?
Worth it.
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I've never heard a reasonable argument for how "the cloud" helps gaming performance much. Certainly not enough to be worth involuntarily donating cycles from my computer and driving up my power bill for.
Latency is a thing. It's not going away. The speed of light is a bitch.
If we're talking file transfers, that's different -- P2P works brilliantly there. P2P gaming stuff, say netplay for example... can work in theory, but in practice most of the time it ends up fighting with (1) latency, (2) everyone wanting to run their local machine at 100% to achieve maximum graphics/etc, (3) NAT.
Thanks for the link.