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This is a theory.It hasn’t been confirmed that it’s true, but it COULD be.
(Plus the companion cube was supposedly “killed” when she incinerated it, and now she’s with it again.
This is interesting, but I refuse to accept it as a head canon because the game is far too tragic already.)
NO„„„„„„„„„„„„„„„„„„„„„„„„„„„„„„„„„„,
STOPITSTOPIT
ouch my heaRT
I like to think that she never escaped and that she’s still in Aperture because early in Portal 2 there were meant to be artificial farms (with artificial cornfields) inside Aperture.
why must you hurt me this way?!!! D:
Beacuse it just coudln’t get more tragic.
(Source: companioncoke-blog, via foxintwilight)
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I’ll never play Dwarf Fortress.
What the hell?
And wait, graphics (those colored letters) in Dwarf Fortress? Since when?
Since forever? As far as I’ve heard, DF actually uses OpenGL to draw the screen. It just uses ASCII as default tileset.
Oh… From all I ever saw about DF I always assumed it used plain text output… My bad.
(Source: vindicarthehippogriff, via vindicarthehippogriff)
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I’ll never play Dwarf Fortress.
What the hell?
And wait, graphics (those colored letters) in Dwarf Fortress? Since when?
(Source: vindicarthehippogriff)
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this just is not okay fluttershy
(via 13-bits)
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Hybayl: Dusky can we adopt her
(Source: worlds-best-onii-chan, via mythic-swirl)
“hey can u make one with twilight WHITE?????LOLXD pls :3”
(Source: dollclaws, via hornuraakemi)
This request. My goddess, this alicorn-boner of mine!
(via cold-blooded-twilight)
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…such a loudmouth.
*cough* Like all griffins *cough*
(via vindicarthehippogriff)
A portrait of Luna and Celestia.
Drawn with a ballpoint pen and an ink-brush pen.
(via timeisoatmeal)
No, it was better, not sure if it was a faulty crack or something, but there had to be LITERALLY no drives, even emulated (I am guessing Star Force, in case of lack of drive, allowed game to run)
And yeah, that was the biggest problem of any cd-based DRM, wearing of the disk
And I heard about that, funniest thing was when Vista came out and the driver was incompatible with the system.
Out of all DRMs I pretty much tolerate only one, Steam’s CEG. I mean, I did buy the game online, so it makes sense I need to be online to play it. Especially since you have ability to tur steam in offline mode and continue playing. Then we have Ubisoft’s uplay, I have no idea how it is ow, but when AC2 came out you had to be connected all the time to the internet, when for any reason connection died the game was pausing and you couldn’t even save it (since saves were stored remotely).
But can you switch the Steam to offline mode when their servers are down?
Yes.
At least, Steam loads and starts a game fine with my network cards disabled (it gives you a message that it can’t connect to the server and online functions won’t work, then starts). Just tested it.
Good to know, means there is something wrong on my laptop then and not on Valve’s side.
(Source: pewnythepony, via nightmaremun)
No, it was better, not sure if it was a faulty crack or something, but there had to be LITERALLY no drives, even emulated (I am guessing Star Force, in case of lack of drive, allowed game to run)
And yeah, that was the biggest problem of any cd-based DRM, wearing of the disk
And I heard about that, funniest thing was when Vista came out and the driver was incompatible with the system.
Out of all DRMs I pretty much tolerate only one, Steam’s CEG. I mean, I did buy the game online, so it makes sense I need to be online to play it. Especially since you have ability to tur steam in offline mode and continue playing. Then we have Ubisoft’s uplay, I have no idea how it is ow, but when AC2 came out you had to be connected all the time to the internet, when for any reason connection died the game was pausing and you couldn’t even save it (since saves were stored remotely).
But can you switch the Steam to offline mode when their servers are down?
I know that you can actually turn steam in offline mode. I was able to do so once (after reinstalling windows I can’t, dunno why). When Steam recognised I don’t have connection it asked me to launch in offline mode (still does, but gives me a natwork error upon doing so) and then allowed me to play games I had installed. I don’t know if the fact I can’t do so now is because you have to enter offline mode at least once when online (so it will cache it) or if something changed with steam.
But either way, I have yet to see Steam’s logon server down. True, shop or community sometimes die (*cough*summer/wintersales*cough*) but never in this period I had trouble to log in.
(Source: pewnythepony, via vindicarthehippogriff)
