 Alcohol....
#17829 posted by JPL on 2009/12/18 09:33:58
.. makes us looking so stupid sometimes... :P
 What An Awesome Idea Of Naming Something Shubby
#17830 posted by Tronyn on 2009/12/18 10:13:44
"may you be blessed with fertility, may you spawn thousands of malformed disgusting minions who shall pollute time and space with their abonimable presence, sending nightmares to disturbed and unstable humans, making them shiver in paranoid fear in cold and lonely places."
 Heh - I Think The Guy At The Front With His Eyes Closed Looks Like
#17831 posted by RickyT33 on 2009/12/18 10:16:50
he's on something! But it could just be a freak picture where he blinked just as the lens shutter opened, who knows!?
This annoys me:
http://www.tomsguide.com/us/wii-fit-fitness-nintendo-study,news-5376.html
I mean how stupid is this report!
Dont the government recommend doing half an hour of excercise per day?
So a study where people use it for 24 minutes per day in week 1, then 4 minutes per day in week 2 seems pretty dumb to me! Of course its not going to improve their fitness.
 Wii Fit.
#17832 posted by Shambler on 2009/12/18 10:19:46
Whatever homies, go for a run you fat cunts.
 Well You Cant Do Yoga And Run At The Same Time.
#17833 posted by RickyT33 on 2009/12/18 10:25:37
And going for a four minute run each day isnt going to help much either, is all im saying.
#17834 posted by necros on 2009/12/18 10:31:12
depends in which direction you're aiming.
on the one side is a game that incidentally makes your more 'fit'. you play the game because it's fun.
on the other side is a computer program you follow fairly strictly that provides a limited form a entertainment as opposed to mindlessly performing your fitness routine.
one is a game, the other is not. the article treats wii fit as if it was a fitness regimen, yet tests it on people as if it's a game. that doesn't make sense.
#17835 posted by JneeraZ on 2009/12/18 11:17:58
"Whatever homies, go for a run you fat cunts."
Seriously, who needs knee cartilage? That shit is for pussies who walk around.
But in seriousness, for most people, doing ANYTHING is an improvement over what they currently do - which is nothing. So if Wii fit gets them off the couch for even an hour a week, they should see SOME health benefit.
 I Will Now Solve All Weight Problems:
#17836 posted by ijed on 2009/12/18 12:41:17
Stop eating and take the dog for a walk.
 So
#17837 posted by ijed on 2009/12/18 12:41:47
I just reworded Shambler's post.
 Hmm
#17838 posted by nonentity on 2009/12/18 13:32:45
Run on grass?
And speaking as a dancer, knee cartilage is over-rated anyway.
 Oh Really ...
#17839 posted by sock on 2009/12/18 16:45:43
And speaking as a dancer
a pole dancer? is this the night time job, bump and grindy!?! :P
#17840 posted by JneeraZ on 2009/12/18 17:54:31
I became a U.S. Citizen this morning. I was sworn in and I have my certificate and everything. Ready to go get my passport next! And my NASCAR goodie bag...
 Where Are You From Originally?
#17841 posted by RickyT33 on 2009/12/18 21:21:01
Congrats btw! :D
#17842 posted by JneeraZ on 2009/12/18 21:26:14
Canada. It's been about 5 years from start to end to get this to happen. Woot!
 Wii Fit...
#17843 posted by metlslime on 2009/12/18 23:20:16
would be pretty cool if it had more games that were actually fun, and if they were built out into more involved levels / campaigns with all of the standard video game incentives that make you want to re-play content (high score, achievements, completeness, etc.)
For example, the skiing mode is the one that is most like a real game, but it would be nice if there was a set of real skiing levels which are long, varied, and interesting. This is probably the one game mode where i actually play it just to improve my score.
The marble-rolling games are cool, but again, needs more depth, more variety, etc. There are so many ball rolling games that are different styles, like Labyrinth, Marble Madness, etc, that you could mine for gameplay ideas.
You could add in a Bushido-Blade style samurai game where how you stand on the board determines your stance, and you use the wiimote to control your sword.
I realize that wii fit was designed and marketed with a very specific image and purpose, so making it more game-like would actually turn away the core audience. For them, the fact that it is not a game, but a self-improvement tool, is what appeals to them (see Brain Age marketing vs. Wario Ware marketing, basically the same genre of game.)
So really, someone make real games for the balance board! Just the fact that you have to stand up and shift your weight while playing makes it a workout, and people will keep playing if it's fun.
 Nintendo
#17844 posted by ijed on 2009/12/18 23:40:17
Wouldn't allow it.
 Well I'm Bias Because Thats What My Missus (the One With The Girn)
#17845 posted by RickyT33 on 2009/12/19 04:49:56
wanted for christmas. I got her the board+game and another wii-mote +nunchuck w/ motion plus and a charger for the board.
Cost �170 >< 250-300 dollars I guess. Fuuuuuuk.
But I must admit I do enjoy wii bowling 1 and 2. Thats about it for me, but atleast with the extra wii-mote I can play her at tennis.
She expressed interest in the Mario re-release, but that nreally is lame - using 15 y/o tech for a 2009 game. lol.
 Wii
#17846 posted by RickyT33 on 2009/12/19 04:51:48
came up as a link for me, but that wasnt my doing. Dodgy internet security from Windows 7, I keep gettin poppups in ie8 and firefox. 64 bit.
Not good, I hope they fix it.
 Weird
#17847 posted by RickyT33 on 2009/12/19 04:52:32
its not a link now since I posted the last message. Very wierd. Dont like it :|
 Perhaps The Wii Is Evil
#17848 posted by meTch on 2009/12/19 05:37:33
:S
 On The Subject Of Fat Cunts.
#17849 posted by Shambler on 2009/12/19 11:21:24
 Hmm
#17850 posted by nonentity on 2009/12/19 12:55:57
Lawl sock. <3 'bump and grindy'
And gz Willem.
On the actually games related topic, I'd swear I saw a tony hawk's branded skateboard thing for the Wii when I was xmas shopping the other day, I'm assuming this means there's a 'real' game using the balance board nao (although it could just be an attempt to make kids 'exercise' (but what kids actually think skateboarding is cool now, all the ones I see have those ridiculous scooter things))
 Hmm
#17851 posted by nonentity on 2009/12/19 13:01:18
Yeh, this. http://www.thride.com/
Although apparently it's not compatible with the WiiFit board and costs a fortune, making it more like a glorified guitar hero. Yay board(room) necessitated proprietry board
 Question
#17852 posted by Tronyn on 2009/12/20 07:38:11
what's the best way to delete all copies of an entity of one type in a map? I tried doing it in Wordpad in the .map file but that fucked it up - though I cut some brush entities too when I did that.
#17853 posted by necros on 2009/12/20 08:10:47
heh, make a parser to do it >_<
honestly, if i had vs on this machine, i'd do it.
i've been meaning to make a program that will load up all the entities in a map file as just a list and allow you to search through and order by classname or target/targetnames or something but i can never seem to get started on it. :S quark has a list based way to go through entities in your map, maybe take a look at that.
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