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Windexglow

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  1. America does. FUCK YEAH
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    Bigfoot...has anyone found him?

    Lol, if I ever make a game I'm going to put the cookie monster inside one of the official pictures..
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    Bigfoot...has anyone found him?

    PROOF http://image.com.com/gamespot/images/2008/237/952481_20080825_screen009.jpg Look in the background near those trees. Plain as day.
  4. Nick - There are cheap ways to simulate it though. I've modded Warcraft3 for a year or two, and I made a very simple tank-damage system. While it was far from advance (It only took direction, velocity, targets direction/velocity, explosive power, explosive type, armor type) it would calculate how much damage it'd do to the tank. The tank was split into 6 sections (split in the middle, and 2 ways horizontal) Each "segment" had a different armor amount, a greater chance of deflecting the round. If the round was deemed successful at entering, that segment might do extra damage from stored munitions. I could even stop the tank from moving, if they hit the engine or the tracks. These are what each "segment" had in it. Armor_Type = test01 //Type of armor Armor_Size = 20 //(how thick it was) Armor_Deflection = 2 //(the bigger the number, the greater the chance of deflecting it, and the bigger the angle it could deflect) Munitions = true //Due to debugging at the time, I simply had this a set number. Easily changed though Fuel = false //Once again, debugged so it's a simple Boolean. Actual equation had amount of fuel, which the engine could use up based on 3 second intervals Engine = false //Include both tracks and engine But it only worked on the X and Y plane - no z. But it still worked well enough for wc3, compared to the simplistic armor in arma2. Seems like tank hits are insta-kills anyway.
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    Do You find ArmA Infinite Land Spooky?

    Err, what? Let us never speak of that again. As for what I meant by zombies, was that very rarely a zombie will spawn far off in the distance. Or maybe just random sounds (someone screaming for example) would be quite eery out there. I haven't played the game though, just seen small videos of this mythical place.
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    Do You find ArmA Infinite Land Spooky?

    Heh, zombies + rabid animals should start appearing out there :p
  7. Not every sheet of glass is the same. I live in an old house, and many of our windows has very old glass. About 10 years ago there was a shootout across the street and a bullet hit one of our windows - completely shattered it. Modern car windows are designed not to shatter, and probably many store windows are made to not shatter too.
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