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[raging_monkey]

Of course it does. I was just agreeing that it's a pretty unexpected thing to happen.

ooooh. Closet that happened to me was i feel asleep in my yard and a stray peed on me me

[Dgyre]

Oh lol, this movie makes me feel old. "Can you buy a ps2 with the pride of a job well done?"

 

I'm sorry, ps2 is not that long ago and  you do not get to feel old from watching lizzie McGuire...

 

To feel old you have be able to watch an actual old movie with ACTUAL old technology, like War Games, and remember it when it first came out.  

 

Your statement does not qualify

[YourFunnyUncle]

I'm sorry, ps2 is not that long ago and  you do not get to feel old from watching lizzie McGuire...

 

To feel old you have be able to watch an actual old movie with ACTUAL old technology, like War Games, and remember it when it first came out.  

 

Your statement does not qualify

You have to remember watching that and thinking "You can use a phone to have your computer contact other computers? Wooooooow!"

[LightningPoodle]

I'm sorry, ps2 is not that long ago and  you do not get to feel old from watching lizzie McGuire...

 

To feel old you have be able to watch an actual old movie with ACTUAL old technology, like War Games, and remember it when it first came out.  

 

Your statement does not qualify

 

For us young peoples, the PS2 was a lifetime ago. 

[SardaukarElite]

You have to remember watching that and thinking "You can use a phone to have your computer contact other computers? Wooooooow!"

 

Computers? Luxury!

 

One-up-manship with being old is the *worst* game.

[YourFunnyUncle]

Computers? Luxury!

 

One-up-manship with being old is the *worst* game.

Nah. It's fun, as the sketch you're referencing demonstrates!

[raging_monkey]

lol party a bit to hard that night?

first time drinking alone... dont regret at all lol

[Serza]

I'm sorry, ps2 is not that long ago and  you do not get to feel old from watching lizzie McGuire...

 

To feel old you have be able to watch an actual old movie with ACTUAL old technology, like War Games, and remember it when it first came out.  

 

Your statement does not qualify

 

I... I... I remember installing a Czech translation for a game from a floppy!

It was Need for Speed: Underground 2. Damn, is the game really THAT old?

 

For us young peoples, the PS2 was a lifetime ago. 

 

Quite literally so. Well, half a lifetime.

I remember playing on my friends PS2 at about the same time I was rather used to playing on the PC, so... Eight years, maybe?

Damn, did we really go through TWO newer generations of Playstations since?

[Dgyre]

I... I... I remember installing a Czech translation for a game from a floppy!

It was Need for Speed: Underground 2. Damn, is the game really THAT old?

 

 

Quite literally so. Well, half a lifetime.

I remember playing on my friends PS2 at about the same time I was rather used to playing on the PC, so... Eight years, maybe?

Damn, did we really go through TWO newer generations of Playstations since?

 

you realize two console generations is only 10 years right? A single decade

[Serza]

you realize two console generations is only 10 years right? A single decade

 

I'm not even 20 at this point. It is half a lifetime, just as I said.

[YourFunnyUncle]

I... I... I remember installing a Czech translation for a game from a floppy!

It was Need for Speed: Underground 2. Damn, is the game really THAT old?

Pah! My first computer loaded programmes via audio cassette! There was no "installing." 

 

What we need here is someone who used to use punch cards to programme a computer the size of a dining hall...

[LightningPoodle]

I... I... I remember installing a Czech translation for a game from a floppy!

It was Need for Speed: Underground 2. Damn, is the game really THAT old?

 

Quite literally so. Well, half a lifetime.

I remember playing on my friends PS2 at about the same time I was rather used to playing on the PC, so... Eight years, maybe?

Damn, did we really go through TWO newer generations of Playstations since?

 

Need for Speed: Underground 2 is by far the best Need for Speed, to date. I want to play it again. Unfortunately, I don't have a PS2 anymore.

 

Technically, we are just starting that second new generation if I'm reading that right.

[Serza]

Pah! My first computer loaded programmes via audio cassette!

 

What we need here is someone who used to use punch cards to programme a computer the size of a dining hall...

 

I'm afraid those people have nearly died out by now. Let's not forget, that is a 1940's ish technology (I believe they used a pre-punched card computer to counter the German Enigma) - 1950's at most. Those people would be only ten years younger than WWII veterans. And we know that those are mostly in their 90's now.

 

Of course, those who live probably have other things to do than be on a game forums...

[raging_monkey]

Currently we are in generation X of gaming..... since we are EXTREEEMME

[Serza]

Need for Speed: Underground 2 is by far the best Need for Speed, to date. I want to play it again. Unfortunately, I don't have a PS2 anymore.

 

Technically, we are just starting that second new generation if I'm reading that right.

 

Hah, I still have my discs somewhere here. They're not, you know what, though, so I'd buy the game on Steam or Origin if I really wanted to play it again.

 

Still, the advantage, if I didn't give a damn, I'd just pull the discs out.

 

(On the other hand, whenever I upgrade, I go into the range of a brand new console, MUCH more often than new consoles go out.)

 

 

Also, yeah, but still. Two generations, wow.

[YourFunnyUncle]

I'm afraid those people have nearly died out by now. Let's not forget, that is a 1940's ish technology (I believe they used a pre-punched card computer to counter the German Enigma) - 1950's at most. Those people would be only ten years younger than WWII veterans. And we know that those are mostly in their 90's now.

 

Of course, those who live probably have other things to do than be on a game forums...

Nah. They were in use decades later than that... http://en.wikipedia....ki/Punched_card

[Jaison1986]

Question about Sera here. Is it ever possible to max out her approval? I recruited the mages and drank from the well, and got an whooping 40 points hit on her approval. Are there any ways to get her to 125? I know about Harding flirts (5 points per flirt), but that's about it.

[raging_monkey]

lol I still own my original copy of Doom on 3.5 floppy disk.

same lol yay dead tech

[The Loyal Nub]

I'm afraid those people have nearly died out by now. Let's not forget, that is a 1940's ish technology (I believe they used a pre-punched card computer to counter the German Enigma) - 1950's at most. Those people would be only ten years younger than WWII veterans. And we know that those are mostly in their 90's now.

 

Of course, those who live probably have other things to do than be on a game forums...

 

I remember punch-cards being used by computers in the 70's. Remember that the kind of computer you're more familiar with only started to come into shape by the mid-70's and familiar to many by the 80's. I remember being very impressed with getting a library membership at the big central library in the city, this was 73/74, and watching the old librarian take all my data and feed my personal information into this big gray thing behind her. 

[SardaukarElite]

I'm afraid those people have nearly died out by now. Let's not forget, that is a 1940's ish technology (I believe they used a pre-punched card computer to counter the German Enigma) - 1950's at most. Those people would be only ten years younger than WWII veterans.

 

Colossus used paper tape, also it broke a different harder code than Enigma called Fish ...I think.

 

I know a guy who I'm pretty sure he said he had to send off punch card programs to somewhere that had a computer which could read them and he'd get the results back two weeks later, when we was learning comp sci back in the day.

[Serza]

Nah. They were in use decades later than that... http://en.wikipedia....ki/Punched_card

 

Common use... That explains why I thought so.

 

Oh, the idiotic me. (Not even sarcastic, I'm an idiot.)

 

Question about Sera here. Is it ever possible to max out her approval? I recruited the mages and drank from the well, and got an whooping 40 points hit on her approval. Are there any ways to get her to 125? I know about Harding flirts (5 points per flirt), but that's about it.

 

I... think I did, as a matter of fact. Conscripted Mages, saved Celene, let Morrigan drink.

I'll check it with the scripty thingy later.

[YourFunnyUncle]

Question about Sera here. Is it ever possible to max out her approval? I recruited the mages and drank from the well, and got an whooping 40 points hit on her approval. Are there any ways to get her to 125? I know about Harding flirts (5 points per flirt), but that's about it.

You have to conscript/disband either Mages/Templars for her to approve there. If you build Dagna's rune you get an approval boost for using it on Samson on the mage path. She often likes it if you execute people in judgements. There are loads of times where if you have her with you you can get an approval boost by helping "little people". Also doing all the Red Jenny war table missions gains approval. Have her in the party and explore. You get approval when you come across Red Jenny caches...

[LightningPoodle]

lol I still own my original copy of Doom on 3.5 floppy disk. 

 

My friend showed me a video of Doom being played on a printer.