Hammen

Alchemy was made to be more difficult someatime ago... Someone that is working on the Encyclopedia should contact the developers of EL to see what the values were changed to...

The same thing happens to me too... After a LOG_IN_OK, my bot works fine though...

What hes saying is that you CAN do stuff while moving, as long as you click to move, and then do the thing. I've noticed this as well.

And if there are more different resources, then people have to "spread out" what they harvest, thus decreasing the supply... Either way, it has the same effect... And the only difference between adding a new resource and adding a new formula, is that the new resource requires a graphic and placement on the maps, neither of which is too difficult...

Why not have a new resource? I think it works better with a new resource. And, mercury is referred to as quicksilver in many places as well. This is because that in ancient history, people thought that mercury was another form of silver... which is definitely not the case...

You have to evaporate it, and then condense it... Some air esses should be involved...

I don't know if its a bug or feature, but whenever you take an action involving your inventory, your manu window resets (if the last thing you did was clear, it clears it, if the last thing you did was make something, it changes to the formula of what you made)

Stuff work well on a mac, and stuff works well on PCs... its compatibility between the two thats the problem... I've seen the endian code, and it looks like it will work, but nobody has tested it...

C++ is great isn't it? If its your first C++ program, its probably just C, but built slower...

I found that video sort of funny, but I have to say that I do like OSX... Maybe its the fact that they decided to go to BSD...

loud mouth

Teh summoning!! And alchemy, because summoning requires it...

The problem with summoning right now, is that there is no way to make money with it until you get to a level where you can summon creatures you can't kill. Then you could use your summons to kill other creatures, but there is no point in doing this if you can kill something faster than your summoned creature can... An idea I thought of, is to make some creatures that can only be summoned, especially if these creatures were stronger than any other enemies that you can fight. The summoner could charge a fee to summon these creatures (if said summoner is smart) and then the person that paid him/her would get to fight it... Of course, maybe my bias as a summoner has some affect on what I am suggesting... So what does everyone think?

Well, Half-Life 2 doesn't use shadow mapping, it uses projective shadows... or so I've been told... As for Doom 3, I don't know...

overheating videocard?