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by cldrope 14y ago
I found your other post to focus on the wrong aspects of D3, but this one is right on. It's pretty fun 1-60, especially with a friend. As soon as you play a bit longer you quickly realize that most people just quit trying to loot in regular
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by cldrope 14y ago
Thanks for the update, here's a link to my FB album with pictoral evidence. http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.312830668801514.730... This was the second time I was hacked, I'm a fairly intelligent programmer, my browser doesn't eve
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by cldrope 14y ago
My friend, I think it's a phonetic thing. In America it's more common to hear it than ever see it. Hell, I only know how to spell it because of scrabble.
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by cldrope 14y ago
I PERSONALLY was hacked TWICE with the authenticator in place (via android phone). I have proof, my tickets were deleted from Battle.net support and my 3 posts were deleted from Battle.Net forums. The person who hacked me was EVEN on my rec
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by cldrope 14y ago
I disagree with the reward loop you perceive, as #1 Finding loot that you sell doesn't directly increase your avatar strength. Case in point? Find an axe, equip it and now you're plowing through enemies with greater ease. Feels good. Find a
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by cldrope 14y ago
I think that D2 needed to better balance the niche skills, but D3 drops the ball with the rune system. It really doesn't go far to push samey builds, and despite Blizzard's deceptively generic statements from my experience I have a hard tim
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by cldrope 14y ago
The point of that is partially true. You're the first of these people to begin to regain the power that comes from your origins. Eventually others will too, but you are the first. What's stupid is that the majority of Act 1 is CAUSED by "t
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by cldrope 14y ago
It breaks the rest of the storyline. To be brief, the ending of D1 and D2 were ominous, at best. D2's ending left off with doing something so horrible and crazy that no one knew the full consequences. D3's story favors the archangel Tyreal
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by cldrope 15y ago
I'm applying at out of state and area places right now, in the meantime which development stack do you think it'd be easier for a student to get into a decent position with?
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by cldrope 15y ago
I would be ok with both of those but I was hoping to rely a little on the development culture of the work area to help me get settled into how professional development works. If I take a freelance job, they'll likely expect me to do fronten
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by cldrope 15y ago
Would you suggest testing this theory by just applying at extended locations?
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by cldrope 15y ago
I really didn't want to since my wife has family here. I have no attachment but she does. I'll do it anyway since we've joked in the past that if I got some knockout offer out of state we'd take it, especially somewhere warmer.
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by cldrope 15y ago
I'm applying where ever there are openings, and the only restriction is that it's in the Saint Louis area. I live in Fenton, MO.
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by cldrope 15y ago
My apologies, I also understand and utilize the importance of regular builds, prototyping (and being willing to throw away prototypes/codes based on analysis of work needed to reuse it), I push myself to learn the toolchain for everything I
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No place for passionate students?
6 points by cldrope 15y ago|12 comments