Stacking blood/ Clone of fortune
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Foa
Data Realms Elite
Joined: Wed Sep 05, 2007 4:14 am Posts: 3966 Location: Canadida
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Re: Stacking blood/ Clone of fortune
Tea wrote: I wholly believe in a transhuman future, I suppose the skeletons are weird but I think data's going to come up with an excuse explaining their existance. A cyber-brain controls the servos of the body, and voice, and thought. So, how about frictionless and negative stickiness Blood!
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Wed Aug 27, 2008 2:07 am |
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The Fat Sand Rat
Joined: Sun Apr 15, 2007 5:56 am Posts: 1191 Location: outside the shithole called the University in the Forest
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Re: Stacking blood.
Darlos9D wrote: blipflip wrote: And lets not get too hung up on realism. This is a game where brains in jars control skeletons and crash-test dummies. God. I get so sick and tired of hearing people say this. Its such a flawed statement, but I really don't want to write another dissertation on why. I already did that in some other thread and forgot where it was. So, whatever. Darlos, I hate to say it, but sometimes you have to give up on realism for fun's sake. It isn't realistic that skeletons with no visible wiring or joint lubrication will move like that, no matter what year it is, let alone not shatter from the impacts of walking. But it is ♥♥♥♥ cool. Also, Foa- negative stickiness may mean that the particles repel from other particles. BRB, I have to make a negsticky concrete gun.
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Wed Aug 27, 2008 2:11 am |
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Duh102
happy carebear mom
Joined: Tue Mar 04, 2008 1:40 am Posts: 7096 Location: b8bbd5
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Re: Stacking blood.
The Fat Sand Rat wrote: It isn't realistic that skeletons with no visible wiring or joint lubrication will move like that Ferroliquid! In all seriousness, they can make animatronics pretty dang hard to spot today, who says they won't be able to conceal metal muscles inside the bones? Or electromagnetic motion, for that matter.
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Wed Aug 27, 2008 2:32 am |
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robolee
Joined: Fri May 11, 2007 4:30 pm Posts: 1040 Location: England
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Re: Stacking blood.
blipflip wrote: And lets not get too hung up on realism. This is a game where brains in jars control skeletons and crash-test dummies. The Fat Sand Rat wrote: It isn't realistic that skeletons with no visible wiring or joint lubrication will move like that, no matter what year it is, let alone not shatter from the impacts of walking. It quite realistic, scientists have already made machines capable of mapping neural impulses to specific functions in programs and stuff, who knows how far this could go (remember CC is set a very long time in the future), I don't know if we will ever get advanced enough to do whole body replacements, let alone allow anybody to do it (religious people would be in uproar etc. ethical/unethical battles...). Also I don't think the skeletons truly belong in CC, as they are the only unrealistic thing (as far things go in CC). You can't truly simulate reality, you can only simulate portions of it, the more you try to simulate the worse the performance, therefore saying that anything in a game is unrealistic is stupid, because it's ALL unrealistic, can you suddenly decide to set up a bonfire in game and cook marsh-mellows? I THINK NOT! Unrealistic.
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Wed Aug 27, 2008 2:36 am |
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macattack
Joined: Wed Jul 09, 2008 1:34 am Posts: 218 Location: Monkey Island: It is teh fluffy here.
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Re: Stacking blood/ Clone of fortune
Quote: can you suddenly decide to set up a bonfire in game and cook marsh-mellows? I THINK NOT! Unrealistic. but Foa can. Look at his avatar.
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Wed Aug 27, 2008 2:48 am |
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The Fat Sand Rat
Joined: Sun Apr 15, 2007 5:56 am Posts: 1191 Location: outside the shithole called the University in the Forest
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Re: Stacking blood.
robolee wrote: blipflip wrote: And lets not get too hung up on realism. This is a game where brains in jars control skeletons and crash-test dummies. The Fat Sand Rat wrote: It isn't realistic that skeletons with no visible wiring or joint lubrication will move like that, no matter what year it is, let alone not shatter from the impacts of walking. It quite realistic, scientists have already made machines capable of mapping neural impulses to specific functions in programs and stuff, who knows how far this could go (remember CC is set a very long time in the future), I don't know if we will ever get advanced enough to do whole body replacements, let alone allow anybody to do it (religious people would be in uproar etc. ethical/unethical battles...). I'm not talking about controls, I'm talking about power. No motor, no move. And btw the negative-friction makes the concrete flow like water. Use that for flowy blood with a very low restimpulse.
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Wed Aug 27, 2008 3:01 am |
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Foa
Data Realms Elite
Joined: Wed Sep 05, 2007 4:14 am Posts: 3966 Location: Canadida
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Re: Stacking blood.
The Fat Sand Rat wrote: robolee wrote: blipflip wrote: And lets not get too hung up on realism. This is a game where brains in jars control skeletons and crash-test dummies. The Fat Sand Rat wrote: It isn't realistic that skeletons with no visible wiring or joint lubrication will move like that, no matter what year it is, let alone not shatter from the impacts of walking. It quite realistic, scientists have already made machines capable of mapping neural impulses to specific functions in programs and stuff, who knows how far this could go (remember CC is set a very long time in the future), I don't know if we will ever get advanced enough to do whole body replacements, let alone allow anybody to do it (religious people would be in uproar etc. ethical/unethical battles...). I'm not talking about controls, I'm talking about power. No motor, no move. And btw the negative-friction makes the concrete flow like water. Use that for flowy blood with a very low restimpulse. Negative Stickiness, Yes?
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Wed Aug 27, 2008 3:22 am |
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whitty
Joined: Sat Jun 16, 2007 2:31 am Posts: 2982 Location: Texas
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Re: Stacking blood.
Quote: Negative Stickiness, Yes? On it! *edit* ... it doesnt stick.
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Wed Aug 27, 2008 3:35 am |
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Grif
REAL AMERICAN HERO
Joined: Sat Jan 27, 2007 10:25 pm Posts: 5655
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Re: Stacking blood/ Clone of fortune
Shocking, that.
Also, the skeletons are going to be summoned by a member of a faction who is in fact a necromancer.
Who lives on the moon.
Yeah, missions on the moon versus hordes of skeletons.
At least that's the latest word from Prom.
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Wed Aug 27, 2008 4:19 am |
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Foa
Data Realms Elite
Joined: Wed Sep 05, 2007 4:14 am Posts: 3966 Location: Canadida
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Re: Stacking blood.
whitty wrote: Quote: Negative Stickiness, Yes? On it! *edit* ... it doesnt stick. Good. Negative Stick + Negative Friction, Yes?
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Wed Aug 27, 2008 4:28 am |
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CandleJack
Joined: Sun May 18, 2008 8:30 am Posts: 732
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Re: Stacking blood/ Clone of fortune
Grif wrote: Shocking, that.
Also, the skeletons are going to be summoned by a member of a faction who is in fact a necromancer.
Who lives on the moon.
Yeah, missions on the moon versus hordes of skeletons.
At least that's the latest word from Prom. I hope they're going to be skeletons tougher then the ones we have now. I could commit a skeleton genocide with just a dummy and shotgun.
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Wed Aug 27, 2008 4:30 am |
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Darlos9D
Joined: Mon Jul 16, 2007 9:50 am Posts: 1512 Location: Tallahassee, FL
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Re: Stacking blood/ Clone of fortune
Grif wrote: Shocking, that.
Also, the skeletons are going to be summoned by a member of a faction who is in fact a necromancer.
Who lives on the moon.
Yeah, missions on the moon versus hordes of skeletons.
At least that's the latest word from Prom. And this is where I'm able to stop worrying about realism and say: that sounds AWESOME.
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Wed Aug 27, 2008 5:11 am |
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macattack
Joined: Wed Jul 09, 2008 1:34 am Posts: 218 Location: Monkey Island: It is teh fluffy here.
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Re: Stacking blood/ Clone of fortune
I wonder what does negative friction, and mass do...
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Wed Aug 27, 2008 5:22 am |
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AlphaCommando
Joined: Wed May 02, 2007 10:27 pm Posts: 514 Location: Eating ice cream at Graeter's
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Re: Stacking blood/ Clone of fortune
Wait, wait, wait! Does this all mean that we can make massively gore and blood stained hallways (in a more realistic manner than current)? Because that might just add a creepy flair to zombie themed maps/mods, like watching scripted sequences of zombies killing a neutral team then having you move through the blood soaked hive...sweet.
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Wed Aug 27, 2008 5:22 am |
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whitty
Joined: Sat Jun 16, 2007 2:31 am Posts: 2982 Location: Texas
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Re: Stacking blood.
Foa wrote: whitty wrote: Quote: Negative Stickiness, Yes? On it! *edit* ... it doesnt stick. Good. Negative Stick + Negative Friction, Yes? Slightly bounces, kills grass, flows like water for a few layers.
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Wed Aug 27, 2008 5:28 am |
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