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Wu-Tang Clan. Perfect amount of characters

If anyone manages to kill a Jackal, record it and post it

This article says that they're planning to release it in early 2017, pre-orders are up now on the Chinese Vive website for 1,499 RMB or $220 USD.

What do you guys think? They have a video in the article demonstrating it, but I think it's too short and the monitor's not close enough to be able to tell if there's latency or not. I still haven't decided whether $220 is steep or not either.

@rocketblast0063: I almost missed it too, but Jason tweeted that his wife dropped off a copy of the game and lo and behold the stream starts at 4.

Rogue-lites. I'm slowly making my way through Binding of Isaac and I need to end it.

I want GB West to do the next Endurance Run, and since Jeff's over there they should really do something as dumb and great and Persona 4.

Maybe they'll just end up doing Persona 5, I'd be perfectly fine with that.

On PC, I run a 1366x768 monitor and have a TV hooked up for movies/shows/anything else I wanna show on there that's not games. While I'd like a nicer monitor in general, I don't feel a real need for 1080p, and the closest thing I'll be getting to a monitor anytime soon is a Vive.

That being said, if a console game doesn't do 1080 60, it's very noticeable, and very disappointing.

hackmud is a really cool game but there is definitely a barrier between those that know javascript and those that don't. That being said, players have written:

-A newspaper
-An email client
-Multiple chat clients
-A Facebook clone
-An ingame manual
-An alternate currency that is just starting up, get in on presale while you can
-A place to put people's IP equivalents if they hack you

Again, the game is amazing, but there's no way you can have a lot of fun with it without knowing javascript.

@wulfbane said:

Oh, man, I can't believe the dev actually linked the VRodeo.

Handibot probably is SkyNet.

@jasoncooke: Alright, cool. Sorry to bother, thanks for the quick response.