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[Barrett Rodych]

 

Testing the game and finding bugs and Angry Gumby cosplay.

fixed

[BioFan (Official)]

fixed

 

 

I dare you to dress as angry gumby for Halloween at the office! 

[DragonRacer]

Stupid question.... what's QA? 

 

Some of the coolest peeps I know. 

[Hrungr]

Jos Hendriks ‏@Sjosz 

Looking for movie references for stuff I'm working on, and watched something really disturbing I wish I hadn't. Nightmare fuel.

[thats1evildude]

Jos Hendriks ‏@Sjosz 

Looking for movie references for stuff I'm working on, and watched something really disturbing I wish I hadn't. Nightmare fuel.

 

On the plus side, now you'll get those Human Centipede jokes in South Park.

[Hrungr]

John Epler ‏@eplerjc 

RUMOUR: Everything Jepler touches to use both shakey cam and slow mo.

 

Allan Schumacher ‏@AllanSchumacher 

John is the expert. I feel I must defer. Shakey cam and slow mo is the best for everything.

[Eveangaline]

John Epler ‏@eplerjc 

RUMOUR: Everything Jepler touches to use both shakey cam and slow mo.

 

Allan Schumacher ‏@AllanSchumacher 

John is the expert. I feel I must defer. Shakey cam and slow mo is the best for everything.

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[Hrungr]

David Gaider on being recognized outside of a Con...

http://dgaider.tumbl...oached-by-a-fan

[Hrungr]

John Epler ‏@eplerjc 

Me once we hit crunch.

 

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[Sleepy Somnus]

David Gaider on being recognized outside of a Con...

http://dgaider.tumbl...oached-by-a-fan

I really enjoyed this, thanks for posting it. =D

[Hrungr]

Jason Barlow ‏@JasonTBarlow

Our HR team has a great sense of humour

 

 

[N7recruit]

John Epler ‏@eplerjc 

Me once we hit crunch.

 

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Well, for 12 to 15 hour work days, your gonna need A LOT coffee.      

 

God bless game Developers, unsung heroes. All of 'em  

[Allan Schumacher]

New DG tumblr post:

 

 

Words of a seasoned veteran vs. a relative newcomer.  This is only my second game.  I'll be anxious at release

 

(there is relief too though.  It IS nice to be done!)

[Barrett Rodych]

I suspect it depends per department/team too. I remember relief after ME2 & ME2 PS3 hit the shelves, but for ME3 I helped with post launch online support so the party was far from over at release.

[ladyofpayne]

Please can somebody ask Bioteam to give us this image in HQ and without notes?

 

I have time difference and by the time tey can read it I am sleeping.

[Hrungr]

Lion Martinez ‏@Lion_Martinez 

If you've been wondering about DAI Inquisitior's Edition (collector's) for PC; it should now be in stock for pre-order. Hit up GameStop!

 

Lion Martinez ‏@Lion_Martinez 

On the DAI topic; any Nordic follower who wants one of these? I have 2 left

 

[Hrungr]

Please can somebody ask Bioteam to give us this image in HQ and without notes?

 

I have time difference and by the time tey can read it I am sleeping.

 

Asked.

[Hrungr]

Retweeted by Lion Martinez

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@Lion_Martinez funny how I made the badges before I knew it was going to be an "official" thing pic.twitter.com/0qLfMtdt30

 

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Cameron Harris ‏@camharr 

Well, today I learned a new word: caliginosity. Thanks, @PatrickWeekes. #editor

[ElitePinecone]

 

Cameron Harris ‏@camharr 

Well, today I learned a new word: caliginosity. Thanks, @PatrickWeekes. #editor

 

Was Patrick the writer who put "anthropocentric bag of dicks" in ME3? That was probably my favourite line in the entire game.

[Hrungr]

Cameron Harris ‏@camharr 

Well, today I learned a new word: caliginosity. Thanks, @PatrickWeekes. #editor

 

Patrick Weekes ‏@PatrickWeekes 

I REGRET almost NOTHING!

 

Cameron Harris ‏@camharr 

And you shouldn't! New vocab is like catnip, man. Mmmm, catnip.

 

Patrick Weekes ‏@PatrickWeekes 

At this point I now reflexively throw "This is not a place of honor" into codex entries just to freak out geeks who get the reference.

 

(... okay, I don't get the reference)

[Aimi]

Patrick Weekes ‏@PatrickWeekes 
At this point I now reflexively throw "This is not a place of honor" into codex entries just to freak out geeks who get the reference.
 
(... okay, I don't get the reference)

The American nuclear waste depository at Yucca Mountain, Nevada. (It's in the new Godzilla movie if you've seen it.) Since nuclear waste takes so long to decay, they had to try to create warnings about the contents that would prevent anybody, human or not, from accessing the site thousands of years into the future.

These warnings were both complex (the exact nature of the radiation danger) and simple (stay the hell away). One of the phrases that they wanted to include in the warning was "this place is not a place of honor; no highly esteemed dead are commemorated here". This would hopefully prevent future archaeologists from trying to get inside looking for the 21st-century equivalent of Tut's tomb.

[Fredward]

 One of the phrases that they wanted to include in the warning was "this place is not a place of honor; no highly esteemed dead are commemorated here". This would hopefully prevent future archaeologists from trying to get inside looking for the 21st-century equivalent of Tut's tomb.

 

That would just make me think there really were highly commemorated dead buried there and the silly, jealous ancients were trying to keep their cool bones to themselves.

[FireAndBlood]

The American nuclear waste depository at Yucca Mountain, Nevada. (It's in the new Godzilla movie if you've seen it.) Since nuclear waste takes so long to decay, they had to try to create warnings about the contents that would prevent anybody, human or not, from accessing the site thousands of years into the future.

These warnings were both complex (the exact nature of the radiation danger) and simple (stay the hell away). One of the phrases that they wanted to include in the warning was "this place is not a place of honor; no highly esteemed dead are commemorated here". This would hopefully prevent future archaeologists from trying to get inside looking for the 21st-century equivalent of Tut's tomb.

.... seriously?

[Aimi]

That would just make me think there really were highly commemorated dead buried there and the silly, jealous ancients were trying to keep their cool bones to themselves.

 
Hence the "hopefully". You can't plan for crazy. (No offense. ) If somebody is determined to believe that Yucca Mountain is where valuables are kept rather than danger, no amount of warning is going to deter them anyway.
 

.... seriously?

Yep. They've actually been dealing with a fairly neat problem.

Ideally, those warnings will be irrelevant. But just in case there's some kind of apocalypse, or if the information is lost in the interim somehow, it's worth planning for.

[Suledin]

The American nuclear waste depository at Yucca Mountain, Nevada. (It's in the new Godzilla movie if you've seen it.) Since nuclear waste takes so long to decay, they had to try to create warnings about the contents that would prevent anybody, human or not, from accessing the site thousands of years into the future.

These warnings were both complex (the exact nature of the radiation danger) and simple (stay the hell away). One of the phrases that they wanted to include in the warning was "this place is not a place of honor; no highly esteemed dead are commemorated here". This would hopefully prevent future archaeologists from trying to get inside looking for the 21st-century equivalent of Tut's tomb.

Euhm...alright. XD.