@Jazz - Aren't you in the UK? Do they still use miles in the UK? (Not Steam related but just matter of interest)
My obsessive watching of Top Gear tells me that the UK is sensible and measures things in miles, gallons, and pounds (for both weight and monetary value!).
This is both true and not, due to the desire for common weights and measures across the EU, and our own stubbornness.
For example, road signs are in miles. Speed limit signs are in miles. Speedometers are often dual kilometres/miles. You can get a miles-per-gallon stat for your car, but petrol is sold in litres. Weight is often in lb in small shops, but typically in grams in supermarkets. The £ was decimalised in the 70's, so fortunately there's only one measure of currency.
Thread related - BL2 when I get home, I think. I'll get it eventually!
@Jazz - Aren't you in the UK? Do they still use miles in the UK? (Not Steam related but just matter of interest)
My obsessive watching of Top Gear tells me that the UK is sensible and measures things in miles, gallons, and pounds (for both weight and monetary value!).
This is both true and not, due to the desire for common weights and measures across the EU, and our own stubbornness.
For example, road signs are in miles. Speed limit signs are in miles. Speedometers are often dual kilometres/miles. You can get a miles-per-gallon stat for your car, but petrol is sold in litres. Weight is often in lb in small shops, but typically in grams in supermarkets. The £ was decimalised in the 70's, so fortunately there's only one measure of currency.
Thread related - BL2 when I get home, I think. I'll get it eventually!
What does a decimalized pound mean? Wasn't it always 100 pence per pound so 1 pound 30 was 1.3 pounds? Or could 100 pence at some point be worth more than a pound?
Probably the last repost before this ends:
Now, to check out this Firefall thing. or be told at the last minute that i have to be at work in 20 minutes goddfuckingdamnit it's my morning off wtf
Seems like we have a lot of folks playing Borderlands 2 these days, which is wonderful. @Commander Zoom was talking about the piss-poor drop rate at the end of the last thread, which I 100% agree with. It's still the game's biggest failing that the game is so absurdly stingy with orange drops (maybe tied with with thinking that all anyone wants out of NG++ is raid bosses...)
He also mentioned the gold chest in Sanctuary mitigating that somewhat, which I also agree with. It's not uncommon to hit a bit of a grindy plateau with a character where your best weapons have been with you for a few levels and things are getting pretty spongy. Best thing for that? Cash in a key or five and get a couple of exciting purple weapons from the chest.
This page has a list of the non-expiring SHIFT codes. You can easily grab 100+ keys (plus a bunch of heads and skins) here to get you over any humps in a playthrough. Grabbing a new gun or two* goes a long way towards keeping things moving along.
EDIT: If you haven't signed up for SHIFT you'll need to do that. Then from the BL2 menu choose "Extras" and then "Shift code" to enter them. The field does take pasted codes but can be a bit finicky. If it won't take, make sure you don't have an extra space or tab at the front of your copied code.
*
The chest is kind of a troll sometimes. Be prepared to get class mods for a class you aren't playing and lots and lots of repeater pistols.
@Jazz - Aren't you in the UK? Do they still use miles in the UK? (Not Steam related but just matter of interest)
My obsessive watching of Top Gear tells me that the UK is sensible and measures things in miles, gallons, and pounds (for both weight and monetary value!).
This is both true and not, due to the desire for common weights and measures across the EU, and our own stubbornness.
For example, road signs are in miles. Speed limit signs are in miles. Speedometers are often dual kilometres/miles. You can get a miles-per-gallon stat for your car, but petrol is sold in litres. Weight is often in lb in small shops, but typically in grams in supermarkets. The £ was decimalised in the 70's, so fortunately there's only one measure of currency.
Thread related - BL2 when I get home, I think. I'll get it eventually!
What does a decimalized pound mean? Wasn't it always 100 pence per pound so 1 pound 30 was 1.3 pounds? Or could 100 pence at some point be worth more than a pound?
Has anyone released a steamgifts 'enhanced' on the chrome store yet so I can actually functionally use Steamgifts again? Ever since Chrome disabled steamgifts enhanced its just a disaster.
@SmokeStacks what motherboard are you trying to use the i3 with? there may be a bios update that can get the cpu working? I know I found a hacked bios that allowed my old mobo to run a phenom x4 that wasn't supported by the manufacturer
It's an Asus P8Q67-M DO/TPM. It's a nice board.
The CPU compatibility list shows the newest i3 that it supports as the 2130 though.
@Jazz - Aren't you in the UK? Do they still use miles in the UK? (Not Steam related but just matter of interest)
My obsessive watching of Top Gear tells me that the UK is sensible and measures things in miles, gallons, and pounds (for both weight and monetary value!).
This is both true and not, due to the desire for common weights and measures across the EU, and our own stubbornness.
For example, road signs are in miles. Speed limit signs are in miles. Speedometers are often dual kilometres/miles. You can get a miles-per-gallon stat for your car, but petrol is sold in litres. Weight is often in lb in small shops, but typically in grams in supermarkets. The £ was decimalised in the 70's, so fortunately there's only one measure of currency.
Reasons for not joining your parents on vacation:
Being in a car with my father who spent an amazing amount of time complaining about British drivers until someone pointed out that the speed limit signs were not in KM.
@Jazz - Aren't you in the UK? Do they still use miles in the UK? (Not Steam related but just matter of interest)
My obsessive watching of Top Gear tells me that the UK is sensible and measures things in miles, gallons, and pounds (for both weight and monetary value!).
This is both true and not, due to the desire for common weights and measures across the EU, and our own stubbornness.
For example, road signs are in miles. Speed limit signs are in miles. Speedometers are often dual kilometres/miles. You can get a miles-per-gallon stat for your car, but petrol is sold in litres. Weight is often in lb in small shops, but typically in grams in supermarkets. The £ was decimalised in the 70's, so fortunately there's only one measure of currency.
Thread related - BL2 when I get home, I think. I'll get it eventually!
Yeah, this! (ETS2 does let you adjust units to your preference individually, which is nice.)
@Jazz - Aren't you in the UK? Do they still use miles in the UK? (Not Steam related but just matter of interest)
My obsessive watching of Top Gear tells me that the UK is sensible and measures things in miles, gallons, and pounds (for both weight and monetary value!).
This is both true and not, due to the desire for common weights and measures across the EU, and our own stubbornness.
For example, road signs are in miles. Speed limit signs are in miles. Speedometers are often dual kilometres/miles. You can get a miles-per-gallon stat for your car, but petrol is sold in litres. Weight is often in lb in small shops, but typically in grams in supermarkets. The £ was decimalised in the 70's, so fortunately there's only one measure of currency.
Thread related - BL2 when I get home, I think. I'll get it eventually!
What does a decimalized pound mean? Wasn't it always 100 pence per pound so 1 pound 30 was 1.3 pounds? Or could 100 pence at some point be worth more than a pound?
ETS2 has its hooks in me. I have just delivered 18 tons - or it might be tonnes, I forget - of tomatoes to Calais. And I remembered to drive on the other side of the road when I got to France (my IRL experience of driving in the USA and Canada helped with this).
I did find myself wishing there was more to the ferry trip than a loading screen...
Has anyone released a steamgifts 'enhanced' on the chrome store yet so I can actually functionally use Steamgifts again? Ever since Chrome disabled steamgifts enhanced its just a disaster.
I have Tampermonkey installed on chrome and then run Steam Gifts Plus Alternative through that.
@Jazz - Aren't you in the UK? Do they still use miles in the UK? (Not Steam related but just matter of interest)
My obsessive watching of Top Gear tells me that the UK is sensible and measures things in miles, gallons, and pounds (for both weight and monetary value!).
This is both true and not, due to the desire for common weights and measures across the EU, and our own stubbornness.
For example, road signs are in miles. Speed limit signs are in miles. Speedometers are often dual kilometres/miles. You can get a miles-per-gallon stat for your car, but petrol is sold in litres. Weight is often in lb in small shops, but typically in grams in supermarkets. The £ was decimalised in the 70's, so fortunately there's only one measure of currency.
Reasons for not joining your parents on vacation:
Being in a car with my father who spent an amazing amount of time complaining about British drivers until someone pointed out that the speed limit signs were not in KM.
When I went to Canada, I had to remind myself the speed limits were in KM/h. Otherwise it's like, "yeah, I can do 100! Woohoo!"
Has anyone released a steamgifts 'enhanced' on the chrome store yet so I can actually functionally use Steamgifts again? Ever since Chrome disabled steamgifts enhanced its just a disaster.
I have Tampermonkey installed on chrome and then run Steam Gifts Plus Alternative through that.
@Jazz - Aren't you in the UK? Do they still use miles in the UK? (Not Steam related but just matter of interest)
My obsessive watching of Top Gear tells me that the UK is sensible and measures things in miles, gallons, and pounds (for both weight and monetary value!).
This is both true and not, due to the desire for common weights and measures across the EU, and our own stubbornness.
For example, road signs are in miles. Speed limit signs are in miles. Speedometers are often dual kilometres/miles. You can get a miles-per-gallon stat for your car, but petrol is sold in litres. Weight is often in lb in small shops, but typically in grams in supermarkets. The £ was decimalised in the 70's, so fortunately there's only one measure of currency.
Reasons for not joining your parents on vacation:
Being in a car with my father who spent an amazing amount of time complaining about British drivers until someone pointed out that the speed limit signs were not in KM.
When I went to Canada, I had to remind myself the speed limits were in KM/h. Otherwise it's like, "yeah, I can do 100! Woohoo!"
When I go from Canada to the US, I experience it the other way (going from km/h to mph). "Ugh, 60 on the highway? Why is everyone passing me and honking?"
Seems like we have a lot of folks playing Borderlands 2 these days, which is wonderful. @Commander Zoom was talking about the piss-poor drop rate at the end of the last thread, which I 100% agree with. It's still the game's biggest failing that the game is so absurdly stingy with orange drops (maybe tied with with thinking that all anyone wants out of NG++ is raid bosses...)
He also mentioned the gold chest in Sanctuary mitigating that somewhat, which I also agree with. It's not uncommon to hit a bit of a grindy plateau with a character where your best weapons have been with you for a few levels and things are getting pretty spongy. Best thing for that? Cash in a key or five and get a couple of exciting purple weapons from the chest.
This page has a list of the non-expiring SHIFT codes. You can easily grab 100+ keys (plus a bunch of heads and skins) here to get you over any humps in a playthrough. Grabbing a new gun or two* goes a long way towards keeping things moving along.
EDIT: If you haven't signed up for SHIFT you'll need to do that. Then from the BL2 menu choose "Extras" and then "Shift code" to enter them. The field does take pasted codes but can be a bit finicky. If it won't take, make sure you don't have an extra space or tab at the front of your copied code.
*
The chest is kind of a troll sometimes. Be prepared to get class mods for a class you aren't playing and lots and lots of repeater pistols.
I'll need to remember this for when I get to the sequel . . .
Is it normal to want to shoot Claptrap? Repeatedly?
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Seems like we have a lot of folks playing Borderlands 2 these days, which is wonderful. @Commander Zoom was talking about the piss-poor drop rate at the end of the last thread, which I 100% agree with. It's still the game's biggest failing that the game is so absurdly stingy with orange drops (maybe tied with with thinking that all anyone wants out of NG++ is raid bosses...)
He also mentioned the gold chest in Sanctuary mitigating that somewhat, which I also agree with. It's not uncommon to hit a bit of a grindy plateau with a character where your best weapons have been with you for a few levels and things are getting pretty spongy. Best thing for that? Cash in a key or five and get a couple of exciting purple weapons from the chest.
This page has a list of the non-expiring SHIFT codes. You can easily grab 100+ keys (plus a bunch of heads and skins) here to get you over any humps in a playthrough. Grabbing a new gun or two* goes a long way towards keeping things moving along.
EDIT: If you haven't signed up for SHIFT you'll need to do that. Then from the BL2 menu choose "Extras" and then "Shift code" to enter them. The field does take pasted codes but can be a bit finicky. If it won't take, make sure you don't have an extra space or tab at the front of your copied code.
*
The chest is kind of a troll sometimes. Be prepared to get class mods for a class you aren't playing and lots and lots of repeater pistols.
I'll need to remember this for when I get to the sequel . . .
Is it normal to want to shoot Claptrap? Repeatedly?
Yes.
EDIT: The Claptrap DLC for the first game solves this problem.
Seems like we have a lot of folks playing Borderlands 2 these days, which is wonderful. @Commander Zoom was talking about the piss-poor drop rate at the end of the last thread, which I 100% agree with. It's still the game's biggest failing that the game is so absurdly stingy with orange drops (maybe tied with with thinking that all anyone wants out of NG++ is raid bosses...)
He also mentioned the gold chest in Sanctuary mitigating that somewhat, which I also agree with. It's not uncommon to hit a bit of a grindy plateau with a character where your best weapons have been with you for a few levels and things are getting pretty spongy. Best thing for that? Cash in a key or five and get a couple of exciting purple weapons from the chest.
This page has a list of the non-expiring SHIFT codes. You can easily grab 100+ keys (plus a bunch of heads and skins) here to get you over any humps in a playthrough. Grabbing a new gun or two* goes a long way towards keeping things moving along.
EDIT: If you haven't signed up for SHIFT you'll need to do that. Then from the BL2 menu choose "Extras" and then "Shift code" to enter them. The field does take pasted codes but can be a bit finicky. If it won't take, make sure you don't have an extra space or tab at the front of your copied code.
*
The chest is kind of a troll sometimes. Be prepared to get class mods for a class you aren't playing and lots and lots of repeater pistols.
I'll need to remember this for when I get to the sequel . . .
Is it normal to want to shoot Claptrap? Repeatedly?
There should be an award for shooting him. Like in Lego Star Wars you got an achievement for killing Jar Jar Binks.
I saw a werewolf drinkin' a pina colada at Trader Vic's.
And his hair was perfect.
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minor incidentexpert in a dying fieldnjRegistered Userregular
I will never understand you monsters who don't love claptrap. I'm totally going to main him in the Presequel.
Ah, it stinks, it sucks, it's anthropologically unjust
Ok I totally failed at playing any of The Fall last night. I got distracted trying to clear out my Hearthstone dailies and then I had to hop offline for the rest of the night.
But it seems pretty clear it is a pretty cool little adventure game. It's pretty small, not completely self contained. Also has a pretty nice look to it. I'm excited to play it. Especially for the Asimov-y robot stuff.
Was always a fan of the Robots cycle of books.
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Seems like we have a lot of folks playing Borderlands 2 these days, which is wonderful. @Commander Zoom was talking about the piss-poor drop rate at the end of the last thread, which I 100% agree with. It's still the game's biggest failing that the game is so absurdly stingy with orange drops (maybe tied with with thinking that all anyone wants out of NG++ is raid bosses...)
He also mentioned the gold chest in Sanctuary mitigating that somewhat, which I also agree with. It's not uncommon to hit a bit of a grindy plateau with a character where your best weapons have been with you for a few levels and things are getting pretty spongy. Best thing for that? Cash in a key or five and get a couple of exciting purple weapons from the chest.
This page has a list of the non-expiring SHIFT codes. You can easily grab 100+ keys (plus a bunch of heads and skins) here to get you over any humps in a playthrough. Grabbing a new gun or two* goes a long way towards keeping things moving along.
EDIT: If you haven't signed up for SHIFT you'll need to do that. Then from the BL2 menu choose "Extras" and then "Shift code" to enter them. The field does take pasted codes but can be a bit finicky. If it won't take, make sure you don't have an extra space or tab at the front of your copied code.
*
The chest is kind of a troll sometimes. Be prepared to get class mods for a class you aren't playing and lots and lots of repeater pistols.
I'll need to remember this for when I get to the sequel . . .
Is it normal to want to shoot Claptrap? Repeatedly?
Yes.
EDIT: The Claptrap DLC for the first game solves this problem.
How does it fix the problem? I have the GOTY edition, so it looks like I should have it . . .
I make art things! deviantART:Kalnaur ::: Origin: Kalnaur ::: UPlay: Kalnaur
Seems like we have a lot of folks playing Borderlands 2 these days, which is wonderful. @Commander Zoom was talking about the piss-poor drop rate at the end of the last thread, which I 100% agree with. It's still the game's biggest failing that the game is so absurdly stingy with orange drops (maybe tied with with thinking that all anyone wants out of NG++ is raid bosses...)
He also mentioned the gold chest in Sanctuary mitigating that somewhat, which I also agree with. It's not uncommon to hit a bit of a grindy plateau with a character where your best weapons have been with you for a few levels and things are getting pretty spongy. Best thing for that? Cash in a key or five and get a couple of exciting purple weapons from the chest.
This page has a list of the non-expiring SHIFT codes. You can easily grab 100+ keys (plus a bunch of heads and skins) here to get you over any humps in a playthrough. Grabbing a new gun or two* goes a long way towards keeping things moving along.
EDIT: If you haven't signed up for SHIFT you'll need to do that. Then from the BL2 menu choose "Extras" and then "Shift code" to enter them. The field does take pasted codes but can be a bit finicky. If it won't take, make sure you don't have an extra space or tab at the front of your copied code.
*
The chest is kind of a troll sometimes. Be prepared to get class mods for a class you aren't playing and lots and lots of repeater pistols.
I'll need to remember this for when I get to the sequel . . .
Is it normal to want to shoot Claptrap? Repeatedly?
Wasn't there a way just to tweak BL@ to up drop rates?
Yeah I had to ragequit BL2 because weapons were not upgrading with the playthrough well enough. It's my biggest gripe about the game. I got screwed by what I would consider to be RNG, but its sounding more like tons of people had this issue, maybe it isnt balanced well.
Seems like we have a lot of folks playing Borderlands 2 these days, which is wonderful. @Commander Zoom was talking about the piss-poor drop rate at the end of the last thread, which I 100% agree with. It's still the game's biggest failing that the game is so absurdly stingy with orange drops (maybe tied with with thinking that all anyone wants out of NG++ is raid bosses...)
He also mentioned the gold chest in Sanctuary mitigating that somewhat, which I also agree with. It's not uncommon to hit a bit of a grindy plateau with a character where your best weapons have been with you for a few levels and things are getting pretty spongy. Best thing for that? Cash in a key or five and get a couple of exciting purple weapons from the chest.
This page has a list of the non-expiring SHIFT codes. You can easily grab 100+ keys (plus a bunch of heads and skins) here to get you over any humps in a playthrough. Grabbing a new gun or two* goes a long way towards keeping things moving along.
EDIT: If you haven't signed up for SHIFT you'll need to do that. Then from the BL2 menu choose "Extras" and then "Shift code" to enter them. The field does take pasted codes but can be a bit finicky. If it won't take, make sure you don't have an extra space or tab at the front of your copied code.
*
The chest is kind of a troll sometimes. Be prepared to get class mods for a class you aren't playing and lots and lots of repeater pistols.
I'll need to remember this for when I get to the sequel . . .
Is it normal to want to shoot Claptrap? Repeatedly?
Yes.
EDIT: The Claptrap DLC for the first game solves this problem.
How does it fix the problem? I have the GOTY edition, so it looks like I should have it . . .
Seems like we have a lot of folks playing Borderlands 2 these days, which is wonderful. @Commander Zoom was talking about the piss-poor drop rate at the end of the last thread, which I 100% agree with. It's still the game's biggest failing that the game is so absurdly stingy with orange drops (maybe tied with with thinking that all anyone wants out of NG++ is raid bosses...)
He also mentioned the gold chest in Sanctuary mitigating that somewhat, which I also agree with. It's not uncommon to hit a bit of a grindy plateau with a character where your best weapons have been with you for a few levels and things are getting pretty spongy. Best thing for that? Cash in a key or five and get a couple of exciting purple weapons from the chest.
This page has a list of the non-expiring SHIFT codes. You can easily grab 100+ keys (plus a bunch of heads and skins) here to get you over any humps in a playthrough. Grabbing a new gun or two* goes a long way towards keeping things moving along.
EDIT: If you haven't signed up for SHIFT you'll need to do that. Then from the BL2 menu choose "Extras" and then "Shift code" to enter them. The field does take pasted codes but can be a bit finicky. If it won't take, make sure you don't have an extra space or tab at the front of your copied code.
*
The chest is kind of a troll sometimes. Be prepared to get class mods for a class you aren't playing and lots and lots of repeater pistols.
I'll need to remember this for when I get to the sequel . . .
Is it normal to want to shoot Claptrap? Repeatedly?
Yes.
EDIT: The Claptrap DLC for the first game solves this problem.
How does it fix the problem? I have the GOTY edition, so it looks like I should have it . . .
You get to murder endless numbers of claptraps.
Well, I suppose that is somewhat of a salve . . .
Although if I could just shoot the one in the first town with a shotgun at close range and watch it explode in a shower of sparks, I think that'd be all I'd need.
Until another one of those suckers starts begging for my attention . . .
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Yeah, the only thing better than Claptrap in Borderlands 1 or 2 is Gaige.
Because Gaige is the best thing ever. But Claptrap is still pretty awesome.
Oh wait. Tiny Tina is also better than Claptrap (but not better than Gaige).
So there's two things better.
:P
Which one was Gaige?
Tiny Tina was the crazy for explosions little girl right?
I remember DLC (someone gifted me it I think?) that gave me a pretty hilarious character to play, but I kinda burned out. I may have to give it a play again.
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minor incidentexpert in a dying fieldnjRegistered Userregular
Yeah, the only thing better than Claptrap in Borderlands 1 or 2 is Gaige.
Because Gaige is the best thing ever. But Claptrap is still pretty awesome.
Oh wait. Tiny Tina is also better than Claptrap (but not better than Gaige).
So there's two things better.
:P
Which one was Gaige?
Tiny Tina was the crazy for explosions little girl right?
I remember DLC (someone gifted me it I think?) that gave me a pretty hilarious character to play, but I kinda burned out. I may have to give it a play again.
Gaige is the mechromancer. The first add-on character to play as. And she's the bestest. No, really, it's impossible not to cackle with glee as your unleash hell with her. I love how completely and totally unpredictable it is to use her. Shit can go from a stomping to a clusterfuck and back again in a matter of seconds.
Anyone who claims combat in BL2 can get routine or boring after a while (which is a somewhat reasonable complaint) should just play with Gaige.
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minor incidentexpert in a dying fieldnjRegistered Userregular
edited July 2014
Well, you have to admire a character who has a whole skill tree devoted to buffs when he's on fire, and the skills that allow him to set himself on fire.
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This is both true and not, due to the desire for common weights and measures across the EU, and our own stubbornness.
For example, road signs are in miles. Speed limit signs are in miles. Speedometers are often dual kilometres/miles. You can get a miles-per-gallon stat for your car, but petrol is sold in litres. Weight is often in lb in small shops, but typically in grams in supermarkets. The £ was decimalised in the 70's, so fortunately there's only one measure of currency.
Thread related - BL2 when I get home, I think. I'll get it eventually!
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What does a decimalized pound mean? Wasn't it always 100 pence per pound so 1 pound 30 was 1.3 pounds? Or could 100 pence at some point be worth more than a pound?
Now, to check out this Firefall thing. or be told at the last minute that i have to be at work in 20 minutes goddfuckingdamnit it's my morning off wtf
He also mentioned the gold chest in Sanctuary mitigating that somewhat, which I also agree with. It's not uncommon to hit a bit of a grindy plateau with a character where your best weapons have been with you for a few levels and things are getting pretty spongy. Best thing for that? Cash in a key or five and get a couple of exciting purple weapons from the chest.
This page has a list of the non-expiring SHIFT codes. You can easily grab 100+ keys (plus a bunch of heads and skins) here to get you over any humps in a playthrough. Grabbing a new gun or two* goes a long way towards keeping things moving along.
EDIT: If you haven't signed up for SHIFT you'll need to do that. Then from the BL2 menu choose "Extras" and then "Shift code" to enter them. The field does take pasted codes but can be a bit finicky. If it won't take, make sure you don't have an extra space or tab at the front of your copied code.
*
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it used to be 240 pennies
http://resources.woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk/customs/questions/moneyold.htm
I am not old enough to remember this
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Yeah, Q67 boards did not support Ivy Bridge.
Reasons for not joining your parents on vacation:
Being in a car with my father who spent an amazing amount of time complaining about British drivers until someone pointed out that the speed limit signs were not in KM.
Yeah, this! (ETS2 does let you adjust units to your preference individually, which is nice.)
Nor am I. Which is probably just as well.
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ETS2 has its hooks in me. I have just delivered 18 tons - or it might be tonnes, I forget - of tomatoes to Calais. And I remembered to drive on the other side of the road when I got to France (my IRL experience of driving in the USA and Canada helped with this).
I did find myself wishing there was more to the ferry trip than a loading screen...
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When I went to Canada, I had to remind myself the speed limits were in KM/h. Otherwise it's like, "yeah, I can do 100! Woohoo!"
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When I go from Canada to the US, I experience it the other way (going from km/h to mph). "Ugh, 60 on the highway? Why is everyone passing me and honking?"
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I'll need to remember this for when I get to the sequel . . .
Is it normal to want to shoot Claptrap? Repeatedly?
Yes.
EDIT: The Claptrap DLC for the first game solves this problem.
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Oh please you're much too lazy. All that would happen would be the giftpocalypse to end all giftpocalypses.
There should be an award for shooting him. Like in Lego Star Wars you got an achievement for killing Jar Jar Binks.
And his hair was perfect.
I love claptrap!
I just also like to shoot him in the face.
I don't see any conflict of these two feelings. :P
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But it seems pretty clear it is a pretty cool little adventure game. It's pretty small, not completely self contained. Also has a pretty nice look to it. I'm excited to play it. Especially for the Asimov-y robot stuff.
Was always a fan of the Robots cycle of books.
"Hey, I'm over here!, Hey, I'm over here!"
"Hey, listen!"
How does it fix the problem? I have the GOTY edition, so it looks like I should have it . . .
Ends tomorrow around this time.
Wasn't there a way just to tweak BL@ to up drop rates?
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Because Gaige is the best thing ever. But Claptrap is still pretty awesome.
Oh wait. Tiny Tina is also better than Claptrap (but not better than Gaige).
So there's two things better.
:P
@DiannaoChong, my post above is pretty much written for you. Get some free SHIFT codes, get some better guns, profit!
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Getting started with BATTLETECH: Part 1 / Part 2
You get to murder endless numbers of claptraps.
Origin: Galedrid - Nintendo: Galedrid/3222-6858-1045
Blizzard: Galedrid#1367 - FFXIV: Galedrid Kingshand
Well, I suppose that is somewhat of a salve . . .
Although if I could just shoot the one in the first town with a shotgun at close range and watch it explode in a shower of sparks, I think that'd be all I'd need.
Until another one of those suckers starts begging for my attention . . .
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Which one was Gaige?
Tiny Tina was the crazy for explosions little girl right?
I remember DLC (someone gifted me it I think?) that gave me a pretty hilarious character to play, but I kinda burned out. I may have to give it a play again.
No no no. The best characters in the game are, in descending order of awesomeness:
Tiny Tina
Gaige
Claptrap
Handsome Jack
Scooter
Butt Stallion
Sir Hammerlock
No Torgue? List is invalid.
Gaige is the mechromancer. The first add-on character to play as. And she's the bestest. No, really, it's impossible not to cackle with glee as your unleash hell with her. I love how completely and totally unpredictable it is to use her. Shit can go from a stomping to a clusterfuck and back again in a matter of seconds.
Anyone who claims combat in BL2 can get routine or boring after a while (which is a somewhat reasonable complaint) should just play with Gaige.
Steam ID: Good Life