MegaAfroMan

Go. Listen to him. Do it! 

Fair enough!

I look forward to finally playing with our lord and master Lenne.

Absolutely fantastic.

You do realize that there at 3.86 x 10^20 gallons of water on Earth, right?

We could kill 10,000,000,000,000,000,000 zombies before we used it all up, and 96% of that water, would be salt water, or ground water anyways and wouldn't effect us much.

With that many zombies (3 x 10^18) we could kill at one zombie a second, a zombie every second for the next 95,100,000,000 years.

The planet will probably not last that long, as we are roughly half way through at 4.5 billion down 4.5 billion to go, so with 100 gallons of water disappearing with each zombie death, we could kill about 21.5 zombies a second, every second for the next 4.5 billion years, before we ran out of water from that process.

So, I'll slaughter as many zombies as I'd like if this was a real life zombie apocalypse, as I have more pressing concerns than the stability of the oceans a few thousand years in the future, which is likely to be ruined anyways if a zombie apocalypse has occured.

Not if he is also blind...

a flashlight doesn't do them shit then.

My point, which I realized I didn't actually make, is that a zombies story semi related to Treyarchs (granted the gameplay already looks too similar to ignore) would just further that idea of "yeah it's fun and they did a good job with it, but is that okay when they really didn't come up with the original idea for the game?"

I'm not too sure honestly. I might like it, I might not.

I'm extremely torn with this game. I think it plays really well and is very fun.

But nearly every feature looks like a copy paste from nearly every major shooter that has existed between 2012 to 2014.

Origins is probably one of my top 3, if not my favorite zombies map.

But I like objectives and puzzles.

If you hate games where you have to set up during the first 10-15 rounds or so, then you might not like it.

The RGM2, is nice, but not better than Origins in my opinion. Besides it seems ultra-rare outside of Buried anyways. seems. never tested though.

I don't really think it should be available to anyone without good reason, personally.

I like knowing who is who.

I though how the system worked before, where only an Admin could change peoples names and usually only for good reason.

awesome. I'll send you a friend request, and if we need a sixth for the raid still I'll send you an invite/message of some sort.

We plan to try and finish it 10/26 in the mid afternoon.

Just don't worry about it.

Math is a procedural skill, not a recollection based skill set.

It takes time, and practice. If the way your professors describe something doesn't give you a "oh, okay." moment, then you need to find a friend, tutor, or intelligent hobo who can explain it in ways that it does.

I did awful in Pre-Calc and prior. I'm not necessarily a typical case, but in Calc 1 and Calc 2, with a good professor, I was able to firmly grasp the main concepts, and at least temporarily grasp the specifics through out the semesters. I haven't yet gotten lower than an 85% on an exam for a math class in College.

The way you learn it, becomes the most important.

I'm an astronomy major, and an amateur astro-photographer. You have no idea how disappointed I was.

Light clouds could have been managable, but here we had dreary thick gray clouds with rainfall.

but yeah, I'd focus a major. BS in broad things is usually poor.

BS ins anything along the science track is also poor.

You can't really get research or teaching jobs without at least an MS.

The conceptual leap into what integrals, derivatives and limits are is one of the bigger leaps in math. You never really are prepared for it in previous math courses.

Also, multi-variable calculus isn't as scary as it sounds. It's just extremely tedious, because it is basically running an integral for each variable while treating the variables you aren't integrating as constants.

That will all make sense to you one day.

If you survive Infinite series.

Actuarial Science is more along the accounting path. I don't think you need more than calc 1 for it actually.

It's just the way college things work. You learn to accept it and work around. Unfortunately.

Wow. I'm so blind/deaf. I never put much thought into that.

They didn't get accepted, but it was very nice of him to do so. Between that, him sharing with me some looks at his current research, and my work through Astronomy Club I got to know him pretty well.

We're so old. It's kind of depressing.

I ran the contest. never won it.

granted I think you both were here even before I was.

I'm working for $7.50

I mean, I guess it all depends on the specifics, but for a part-time job that's pretty good. At least based on what I and my friends all make.

Who isn't?

Which ones hold your soul the most, my child?

Awesome, so it is a message.

Thanks to PINNAZ and MrRoflWaffles for this.

This status thing is quite useful. I would have wasted a post on asking that question otherwise.

But morse is two options, a binary of sorts. dot and dash. Green, red, and white gives three options.

Just as well, I've only seen red and white in MP and green in solo, but I only recently started paying attention to them.

Also, I find it strange how we can still turn the rings. The knobs for Lightning staff lock up after you've completed their steps, so why don't the rings lock in place too?

I doubt it has anything 'new' feature-wise.

But still, I'd like to know what it means.

It's more fun understanding the signs and puzzles than just memorizing them.