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I love their names! They're amazing XD

@coolicer You're probably still going to get most of the same answers, you can clearly see that when he's trying to cheer him up that he doesn't really answer, but merely responds positively. I don't know for sure though, but it seems like the logical way to do it, though it will probably seem very artificial after a while

Oh come on Cleric, i think you're missing the point of Cleric's comment

@onlymyrailgun That's Norway, you douche

@MioTheGreat oh i see, thanks :)

Uhm, someone please tell me, why does Nvidia care? Moore's law descripes CPU's right? and Nvidia makes GPU's... right? and the two work together to calculate different kinds of assignments... or am i missing something here? Are Nvidia making some kind of competitor? are they expecting their GPU's to replace the CPU's? I are confuzzled

Only thing i can think of on the top of my head is that if you're going somewhere specific, you wouldn't want all those guards you've just passed to come as backup...?

I'm pretty sure the reason why companies mostly doesn't use multiple discs, or even multiple layers is the increase in cost (correct me if i'm wrong). That's why developers love having so much space to muck around in, sure a single blu-ray may cost more than a single dvd, though the price may not be that different. When you start having one disc of blu-ray compared to "three to four" dvd's however, you will probably see a difference in price for the producers or developers.

@Awetoebawt 4D = Time, 5D is everything within the 4 first dimensions gathered to a point as far as i remember.

In-Game music is already available, but it's up to each developer to implement it. Adding In-Game music takes some resources which the developers could have spent on making it better, hence the reason why only a few games have it. Get a cassette player or something