tiseno

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by tiseno 4y ago
After reading this comment, my impression is that you didn't actually read the article as you have apparently missed all the arguments for not using uuids that it presents
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by tiseno 4y ago
I'm sorry, why is this on hacker news?
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by tiseno 7y ago
I am in no way saying that you are wrong, I am having a totally different conversation about games.
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by tiseno 7y ago
There are a LOT of modern games released with modding capabilities, just not most of triple A games, one I can actually think of is Skyrim which still has an active modding community. CSGO, Dota 2, StarCraft 2, Arma, is other examples. When
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by tiseno 7y ago
To me it seems the "golden age" of gaming for everyone here has actually nothing to do with the games per se. I have nostalgia as well from when i was 12-18 when we did lan parties every weekend. But I actually think my golden age
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by tiseno 7y ago
I think you mean SARPBC (Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars), released in 2008. Practically the same game, and the only ones in the genre. Battle Cars was a racing game akin to Mario Kart i believe.
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by tiseno 7y ago
Yeah, not all are from, but most are from after 2000. As the person said: the only new "type" of game they know of released the last years was Minecraft, and lists games from "early 3D" era, I assume the person is not aw
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by tiseno 7y ago
Here is a list of new types of games that has come about the last couple of years that might be worth checking out if the only one you are aware if is Minecraft (this might sound snarky but I take you at face value and you might actually no