https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B3lhXDaHcvo

Highlights

• Release - mid-2016
• PU expected by end of next year
• Planetside will have real estate ownership but that's one of the last things they will do
• Netcode is the biggest challenge

CR spent almost 15 minutes discussing their flight model, some of their design thoughts and what some target areas for control improvement are.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RpHGEtOXFvE

The two finalists for TNGS are modeled, in-game, and in your hangar. Everyone gets a deluxe hangar for the weekend to view them, which is pretty exciting. Both ships look pretty cool.

Definitely check it out!

Who else is in? I'm not a big-time MOBA player, but if anyone wants to group up, I just got in. Going to noob it up here for a bit tonight and see what trouble I can get into.

This is an insanely important topic to everyone here:

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/04/24/technology/fcc-new-net-neutrality-rules.html

This means that your ISP can now begin charging websites and web services extra for bandwidth usage - and this means that, if you use a paid-for-service, it will become expensive, and if you use a free service, it will likely get a fee attached. Hell, this website may get slower or we'll be expected to pay more for our meager bandwidth usage.

If this goes into effect, this means F2P MMOs could become a thing of the past, and could have greater implications on multiplayer games. It may have little or no effect for larger, profitable services, but this is Comcast and other ISPs simply squeezing the market for more money.

Personally, I'm looking into options. I would love to see ISPs that come out against this new rule, because I would rather pay them than pay for a sleazy, greedy company. And this will likely have ramifications for those who live outside of the US too. This will kill a lot of start-ups and innovation, depending on how it's implemented. The internet should be an equalizing force in our society - instead, we are subjecting it to oligarchical principles.

I have a few quirks about my new build and wanted to get a more general consensus.

First and foremost, the CPU temperature on 3rd party monitoring programs spikes oddly. On Open Monitor, all the temps are fine except for "Temperature #6," which will spike from 33 C to 88 or 120 C, and then drop back down (far too rapidly to be accurate). I'm guessing I have a busted heat sensor for one gauge, but has anyone else seen something similar? Just want to make sure I'm not killing my new baby. Additionally, on Speefan, CPU overall temp is locked at 128 C but core temps are much lower. However, the MSI monitoring software shows it around 30 or 40 C and never much more, and it goes up and down as I'd expect it to.

Secondly, I can see my slave drive in BIOS, but it isn't showing up in Windows or Disk Management. Anyone have a fix for that? Again, I am using the MSI BIOS so I'm stuck with their stuff for managing it.

Hey guys,

So far I have literally not killed anyone and only been killed once by a crazy axe guy when I had no weapon (that was fun!). But frankly, I do not like the solitary playstyle, and much prefer a squad.

Anyway, I'm pretty well geared now, M4 with ACOG and 100 rounds of ammo, doing okay with water and food for the moment too. My character is parked at a barracks north of Kamenka (there's a new military complex there). Would love to meet up with some people.

gwink13 should be my steam ID. I may not be around much in the next couple of days for new years shenanigens.