Comments on: Researchers show off brain-controlled humanoid robot

By: makeshifter

makeshifter — Tue, 26 Dec 2006 20:47:37 +0000

sry i had to edit the above note so you clould actually read it

By: makeshifter

makeshifter — Tue, 26 Dec 2006 20:46:54 +0000

ThatHippyMan- ya i guess but think of this. even if you are fighting for peace. you would still be in a war fighting, a war, and by fighting this war you will create more war. war it seems is the inevitable conclusion to every thing on our planet.

p.s. my main point in that last comment was will we feel pain in a future such as this. but its always fun talking philosophy.

By: makeshifter

makeshifter — Tue, 26 Dec 2006 20:45:21 +0000

ThatHippyMan ya i guess but think of this. even if you are fighting for peace. you would still be in a war fighting a war and by fighting this war you will create more war. war it seems is the inevitable conclusion to every thing on our planet.

p.s. my main point in that last comment was will we feel pain in a future such as this. but its always fun talking philosophy.

By: ThatHippyMan

ThatHippyMan — Thu, 21 Dec 2006 19:49:16 +0000

MAKESHIFTER- It could be argued that any inovation used in war can be used in peace. Just the other day I saw a special on the Science Channel about how when the moon colonization begins, it will be possible the launch ships off of the moon (To Mars) by using a kind of “space parachute” and a small atomic/nuclear bomb.
And when I see this awesome little guy move around the room and do even simple activities, it gives me hope of this guy’s great grandkids will be defusing bombs in Iraq, searching for survivors in earthquake zones in California, and even serving your food to you at McDonalds.

By: Invertin

Invertin — Thu, 21 Dec 2006 17:15:17 +0000

not long ago me and my dad were talking about “The Future” because of the moonbase stuff. He said that eventually we’ll all have microchips in our heads so we can think as fast as a computer, i said we should have an optional hat instead, but he said that there wouldn’t be an instant responce.

This movie proves him wrong.

By: makeshifter

makeshifter — Thu, 21 Dec 2006 04:43:12 +0000

i got it too work holy mother of crud i want a toy like that.
my only hope is that when we finally get this thing super happinin’ just like cortex command we wont feel pain. that would suck i mean whats the point in eternal life if you are handicapped by pain. and i don’t see peace happening with this new found technology. hell there will probably be more war. i guess I’m saying do we really want technology to advance.

By: makeshifter

makeshifter — Wed, 20 Dec 2006 23:28:13 +0000

? the movie wont load i click the play button and it goes pause for 1 second and then its back to play

By: Alenth

Alenth — Wed, 20 Dec 2006 04:57:56 +0000

And you deemed impact explosions impossible! They are released, Me and FF both did it today working separately along the same lines.

Data, since .ini files are compiled at the initialization of each game, can’t we make it load differnet values for things based on teh game difficulty, et cetera?

By: futuramaguy42

futuramaguy42 — Sun, 17 Dec 2006 13:55:55 +0000

That means we will get to shoot people to bits in more games

awesome

also maybe there should be a test mode for people to test ou the engine

it wouldnt be much just like a white screen with a button for a
rocket and a button for an enemy

By: Data

Data — Sat, 16 Dec 2006 21:16:59 +0000

It probably won’t happen for this title, but we intend to make more games with the same core engine after CC. Then, we are almost sure to expose lua scripting to everyone as well.

But it’s also true that you can do a lot more with the stuff available for CC, and we’re also going to expose moe internal variables as we move along and refine quickly hacked implementations.