Meh...
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Sander Rossel wrote:
Now, to find something new to do...
Here's an idea! Why not do something useful, that will contribute to society? Yeah, OK; dumb idea, I know.
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Mark_Wallace wrote:
Why not do something useful, that will contribute to society?
Like hanging around in the Lounge and being a smart ass? Oh, that position seems to be taken :D
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Regards, Sander
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I find heavily modded Skyrim and add to that Anaal Nathrakh for atmosphere, pretty much brilliant. And Skyrim is the kind of game, I will probably use more than 40 hours to play. :-D
Skyrim cost me a considerable amount of my life :D So does Anaal Nathrakh's Domine Non Es Dignus :D
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Planescape Torment was widely regarded as the best computer RPG for a long long time!.... :O I quite liked Never Winter night, mask of the betrayer and Jade empire as well....
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Neverwinter Nights (especially 2) is one of my favorite games ever :D I didn't care much for Mask Of The Betrayer because you had to eat souls or something like that. Very annoying... :^)
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If you played Planescape: Torment, you must be a fan of classic D&D game (just like me). If you are not, then try Baldurs Gate (I & II) and Icewind Dale (I & II), its awesome :3
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I've played Baldur's Gate II and Icewind Dale I. I might pick up BGI or IDII soon :D
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Sander Rossel wrote:
Now, to find something new to do... :sigh:
New Doom?
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Nah, never been a big fan of shooters.
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Skyrim cost me a considerable amount of my life :D So does Anaal Nathrakh's Domine Non Es Dignus :D
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I've been playing vanilla Skyrim mostly for the story, but mods make everything a few times better. I predict spending a lot of time on it. Considering Anaal Nathrakh, I've been going through their discography, but just can't get past Eschaton. I mean, those first three albums are so intense and brilliant, that I'm not quite ready to go forward. Even though I started with Vanitas, but that was about a year ago. :)
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Just finished Planescape: Torment on GOG.com[^] after a good 40 hours play. Awesome game, recommended if you play games for their story. Now, to find something new to do... :sigh:
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Regards, Sander
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Neverwinter Nights (especially 2) is one of my favorite games ever :D I didn't care much for Mask Of The Betrayer because you had to eat souls or something like that. Very annoying... :^)
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Hahaha! But eating souls is very healthy and doesn't make you fat! :P
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Mark_Wallace wrote:
Why not do something useful, that will contribute to society?
Like hanging around in the Lounge and being a smart ass? Oh, that position seems to be taken :D
Read my (free) ebook Object-Oriented Programming in C# Succinctly. Visit my blog at Sander's bits - Writing the code you need. Or read my articles here on CodeProject.
Simplicity is prerequisite for reliability. — Edsger W. Dijkstra
Regards, Sander
I am content that I am increasing knowledge in the software development world of what a smartarse really is! :cool:
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Mark_Wallace wrote:
Why not do something useful, that will contribute to society?
Work! When you finished working, work some more on something else! Then work on other things and go to bed thinking about work! True happiness is always working on something until you become a work-machine that knows only how to keep occupied working. Reading, playing games, listening/composing music... it's all waste of time! Order your dinner and ggroceries online so that you can do some pretty work instead of going out! Don't do shopping or visit fairs unless you need something to work on!
GCS d--- s-/++ a- C++++ U+++ P- L- E-- W++ N++ o+ K- w+++ O? M-- V? PS+ PE- Y+ PGP t++ 5? X R++ tv-- b+ DI+++ D++ G e++>+++ h--- ++>+++ y+++* Weapons extension: ma- k++ F+2 X If you think 'goto' is evil, try writing an Assembly program without JMP. -- TNCaver
Work is what you get paid for, to keep shoes on the table and ensure that the children always have food to put on their feet! "Free" time can be spent on doing things you love doing. If you love playing games more than writing original code solutions that might make other people's lives easier, fair enough. Me, I've been living out of hotels since the middle of January, with a gamepad in my luggage that I've only plugged into my laptop twice, in all that time (for few minutes, each time). I just don't get much personal satisfaction out of games, any more. So much to do (that I'm really good at doing), so little time. Following a path that some game dev team has designed for me to follow just doesn't do it for me, any more.
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