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Drama / Re: Plastiware was arrested for child research
« Last post by The Resonte! on Today at 06:42:20 PM »trippy. wow
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General Discussion / Re: v21 was ten years ago
« Last post by The Resonte! on Today at 06:36:57 PM »those shadows and shaders do look good though... mood lighting
i can only run it on low though, lol
i can only run it on low though, lol
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General Discussion / Re: v21 was ten years ago
« Last post by Mr Queeba on Today at 06:33:39 PM »that and the fact that blockland is so dogstuff optimized that it run poorly on new computers as wellthis
the problem isn't even an issue of "my pentium 4 can't run shaders" its that performance and stability is extremely inconsistent even with newer graphics cards featuring exponentially increasing fidelity to the point where its now feasible for games to perform raytracing in real time. a ~2013 amd radeon can run max shaders at a solid 60fps with tens of thousands of bricks loaded into the map but a gtx 1060 struggles in the same scenario, a radeon 6600xt has text rendering issues with the in-game chat and the player list specifically (unrelated to shaders but a good example of what im talking about), and certain intel hd graphics models/running the game on mac/linux under wine where the game will just straight up crash above minimum shaders
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General Discussion / Re: Block Gang - Judgement of Traitors
« Last post by PhantOS on Today at 06:30:24 PM »Name two things that go together better than Racism and accusations of child enthusiasm.rendergoi and half of his wife's assets
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Off Topic / Re: U.S.A. Politics Thread | Dems seeing their Polls, Desperately Raid Annoying Orange's Home
« Last post by PhantOS on Today at 06:11:15 PM »The president as commander in chief signs off all military orders and as such "the buck stops here" in who to blame for the bad ones.the US is a country built on the arms trade. was this $1.29 bil deal completed before or after the civilian bombings? if after, an investigation is definitely necessary. if before, you can only blame the us government for arming them, but the saidi coalition soldiers were the ones who pulled the trigger. ironically, the US also funded and armed the opposing forces of the civil war, which also committed several atrocities against civilians.
Secondly, you're completely ignoring the US backed Saudi attack on Yemen in which Obama sold $1.29 bil in smart bombs that, and I quote the human rights watch:
A few casualties is one thing, you and your administration killing thousands and wounding thousands more, a lot who were children, all civilians, is in my opinion at least worth looking into.
But we're the US so no one calls us on it for some reason
houthi fighters are a guerilla force and guerilla warfare prompts some of the worst humanitarian crises in history. its hard to accurately deliver ordinance to a target that routinely shoots and scoots behind the cover of a civilian population. armies have to make a tough call between endangering their soldiers or conducting less-than-ideal strikes on enemies hidden deep within towns and cities. it never excuses the mass killing of civilians, but stresses the need for more surgical weapons such as the US's prototype ninja hellfires which shred targets with minimal collateral damage.
all modern militaries should have a dedicated sector to preventing collateral and civilian casualties, but it's never properly funded or explored in wars where show of force and shock and awe are the invading forces' MO. for example, a mass civilian evacuation plan is impossible for armies that need a first-strike advantage to achieve their objective. letting the hostile force know exactly which cities and towns you plan on attacking is counterproductive and can potentially lead to more soldier casualties than a highly classified ambush operation.
war is hell, and the laws of war are routinely violated by all forces involved in combat. armies do the best they can to court martial war criminals after combat, but doing so during combat isn't possible when you need every soldier to be combat-effective and mobile. these decisions happen further down the pecking order than presidents or leaders are able to control.
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Off Topic / Re: U.S.A. Politics Thread | Dems seeing their Polls, Desperately Raid Annoying Orange's Home
« Last post by Crook on Today at 06:06:35 PM »reactionaries are always like "I love cops and cops always do the right thing" until cops do soPhysician Prescribed Desoxyning that doesn't benefit themCops are bad except the ATF I love those guys
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Off Topic / Re: U.S.A. Politics Thread | Dems seeing their Polls, Desperately Raid Annoying Orange's Home
« Last post by Crook on Today at 06:03:51 PM »Thank goodness, I was wondering why Annoying Orange hadn't already been investigated after attempting a coup.sky is green
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Off Topic / Re: Hiring dev(s) for a Blockland-inspired game engine
« Last post by Rendergoi on Today at 06:03:48 PM »my brother what is this minecraft clone stuffto put it less harshly the minecraftesque aesthetic has been pissed into the ground by every mobile game clone or cashgrab that you will only be mocked for it no matter your sincerity, especially if you're making a sandbox game. the screenshot makes me think its a rip of roblox's early 2010s pbs terrain which of course is a rip of the craft.
footnote the textures are akin to one of those simplistic mc texture packs 11 year old me would make
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Drama / Re: Plastiware was arrested for child research
« Last post by Rendergoi on Today at 06:00:13 PM »Well he also runs Kiwifarms too from what I heardmisinformation
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Drama / Re: Plastiware was arrested for child research
« Last post by plad101 on Today at 05:59:03 PM »iban is a creep tooWell he also runs Kiwifarms too from what I heard