Recent content by Lukeje

The concept of `race' is much broader than you seem to think it is. ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Race_%28human_classification%29 ) THEY'RE NOT MISUSING THE FUCKING TERM.

Being a pedant, I feel I should point out that the journal "Nature Physics" is not the same as the journal "Nature", though they are both published by the "Nature Publishing Group" (NPG). It is misleading to conflate the former with the latter.

Here, have an analogy about llamas that will hopefully make you think about why your suggestion is flawed: http://aidanmoher.com/blog/featured-article/2013/05/we-have-always-fought-challenging-the-women-cattle-and-slaves-narrative-by-kameron-hurley/

The fact that the game was popular on console several years ago does not necessarily mean that there is demand for it on the PC... Thus the idea of determining the demand for it doesn't seem entirely ridiculous to me.

Surely the best advice is to just go out there and try as many as you can? In my experience most pubs with a selection of ales will let you taste a sample before you dive in for a whole pint. Also, ale festivals are a good place to sample a lot of different beers, if there happen to be any...

It's part of a Humble Weekly Sale, not part of a Humble Indie Bundle. The two are not the same thing...

The Devil's Playhouse is the third series of Sam and Max, so yes.

What about Telltale's The Walking Dead? The art is designed to look like the original comic. And the games pretty damn good to boot... Edit: That'll teach me not to skim read the OP...

I feel like this is relevant somehow: http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2012/01/microsoft-pimps-it-old-school-with-a-pricey-text-adventure-game/ Even Visual Studio can be seen as a game if you stretch the definitions enough...

Didn't the original Alone in the Dark game have Lovecraftian elements in it? I can also remember hearing about a Lovecraft inspired point and click adventure game from the '90s, but can't remember its name off the top of my head; will repost if I remember. Edit: Hmm... I think that the...

You skipped over a very important step. Assume x=/=0. Define x/0 = infty. Multiply both sides by zero. 0 x/0 = 0 infty, i.e. 0/0 = 0 infty. You have made the implicit assumption that 0/0 = 1. If we leave 0/0 undefined then we avoid the contradiction x = 0. The set of complex...

I have to admit that I was disappointed by the trailer... Here's hoping the rest of the series lives up to the originals though.

Extra Credits recently ran a couple of episodes about this game: http://penny-arcade.com/patv/episode/spec-ops-the-line-part-1 http://penny-arcade.com/patv/episode/spec-ops-the-line-part-2 They're probably worth watching if you want some insight into what's meant by the line.

I hope so, since me and my friend are going to start busking in the city centre soon...

I still love playing games, I just unfortunately don't have enough time to play them as much as I would like now.