Rammite

There's like an entire 3 people playing so I did a game of One Shot, one guy ragequitted and tried to find another server, found our server again.

Guys, grab those beta keys   I played a few matches and it's surprisingly fun.

https://twitter.com/FamedGod   This guy is claiming to be the real hacker, and that LizardSquad is just piggybacking off his success.   He's still every bit as stupid as LizardSquad. I don't know if they're just alts or whatever, but FamedGod has posted IP addresses that are supposedly LizardSquad's.

http://online.wsj.com/news/article_email/amazon-to-buy-video-site-twitch-for-more-than-1-billion-1408988885-lMyQjAxMTA0MDIwNTEyNDUyWj   Amazon may have bought Twitch, still unofficial news.

That's assuming he isn't full of shit on that bit. That's true, I'm worried it's a random person and they want the rest of the internet to doxx him. What ever happened to them?

They're taunting the FBI, saying they can't be caught and there is no physical evidence.   ..Except Tor isn't perfect and there doesn't need to be much evidence if you're openly claiming to be a terrorist

I'm attempting to make a Dota 2 game mod!   http://www.reddit.com/r/DotA2/comments/2e53qe/dotamon_an_updated_prerelease_post/ Shit, look at that. The modding tools are only half a month old and someone are weak programming skills and a lot of determination is almost done with Gen 1 pokemon. It's not even a port, it's an entirely new gamemode.   I figure if I put myself to the test, it shouldn't be THAT hard for me to come up with something cool, right? So here's my idea:     I'm thinking of something relatively similar to Dark Souls. Each player joins a lobby of 6-10 max players. Each player gets their own arena (Which I started and finished earlier today: pic1 pic2). The idea is that each player must progress through waves (maybe 6-10 max), but with the catch being that each wave ends up being much stronger than the last that a player may have to do older waves in order to get enough levels and gold and such to challenge the harder waves, with the goal being the first player to beat the boss.   The idea is that each player has to decide for themselves how they want to handle the balance between character progression and time. This is taking ideas from Risk of Rain where a player can farm for more levels and items, but the difficulty keeps going up with time. However, instead of the difficulty arbitrarily going up, each player is challenge by the other players to prepare for the boss in the best way they see fit.   I'd want combat to be very skill based - most enemy attacks should be dodgeable or avoidable with proper planning/awareness, but also player attacks should be skillshots/combo based rather than just clicking an enemy to kill it. I was also hoping to maybe have invasions of some sort - maybe if a player looks like he's getting really close to beating the boss, other players could pop into his arena to harass him and challenge him to a fight, at a greater risk to the challenger - maybe this would hinder the loser a bit by having them lose money or just simply waste time.   The whole ordeal should take no more than 40 minutes.     I probably did a shit job at explaining this, but thoughts/comments/criticisms? Assuming I end up actually managing to get this to work, do you guys think it would be a worthy game to play?    So far my current problem is trying to mode custom spells as such - with the modding tools only being ~17 days old, there isn't a great deal of documentation.

THERE CAN NEVER BE TOO MUCH KAWAII

 

Jigglebone the jigglebones.

http://store.steampowered.com/app/205100/   Dishonored free weekend, and on sale for $5.   Friendly reminder that Dishonored is awesome:

Junction exists?

I think that's more of an anti-crusade, with the intentions of stopping a crusade.   I guess only time will tell what this really means.

      

Literally the entire video that site has is "shit nigga these watches are #freshhotfly #swag #holla" except for that one second where the guy flicks his wrist and changes the display.   Please tell me they do other things too.

So me and my brother challenged each other to a run of Dark Souls 2 with some catches (which we might change as we go on):   - Imported Clothes only (the rags that you start the game with, even the armor that you get when you choose a class is better) - Depraved only (the worst class to start as, it has the worst stats, but offers the most versatility as the player has more control of where the early skill points go) - Only weapon allowed is the Mace - No glitching allowed (not like either of us know how to glitch) - Offline mode entirely - We start and stop sessions at the same time, first person to beat the final boss wins.   First day, I managed to beat the Last Giant first, and got a head start towards Heide's Tower of Flame. Brother died to Last Giant too many times and called it quits. He had entirely ignored getting the Estus Flask until his 3rd death.   Second day, today, brother killed Last Giant on his first try and made a mad dash towards the Dragonrider. He killed him before I could, because I took my time with the enemies. We then ran through No-Man's Wharf, he got to the Flexile Sentry first, but I killed it first. He took one look at my victory and called it quits.     He's been spending a lot of his souls on levels, to the point where he's beating me. I have two Titanite Shards to upgrade my maces, and I need to restock on Lifegems, but I think I'm winning this race so far - if only my brother didn't stop the sessions so quickly.

Gigantic Horseclocks

I only had a measly 60 kills :c

And then we did it again and Guy anchored us down

I sheeped next turn, then rushed everything at his face.

THIS ISN'T EVEN MY TRUE FORM

      DAYTONAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA