I saw that pop up on Facebook at some point and checked it out then. It's a super cool little illusion. I certainly enjoyed eyeballing it for however long I did (which was quite awhile). If I remember correctly, I saw yellow... but it kind of came and went, especially if I blinked. I think there may have also been a little green streaked through the yellow but I'm not entirely sure :c

Soo... I was playing Nexus Wars with a couple friends of mine today. The game was at 1h2m and counting. Heroes were fixing to be totally wiped and our team had the game in hand once they were, since the opponent team was only managing to push with heroes. Three minutes and the game was totally ours. Excitement was building, just a few minutes more... and then our Nexus blew. We were pushing and we lost our Nexus. ...uh, what?

Turns out that they had snuck Archangels in while we were busy at the front and just dropped down and hacked our Nexus to pieces. Totally unexpected. Well played, Opposing Team, well played. It was certainly a really good, rather crazy game. I'll have to keep that method in mind next time I play Nexus Wars, because I'll totally make use of it if I can.

Has anyone else had some odd, crazy, or downright maddening games on StarCraft 2? It doesn't have to be Nexus Wars, or even arcade-based.

Add me to the list of people seeking team members, please, David?

Well, I don't know who's participating in this tournament this time around and I'd certainly like an opportunity to try it out so...

I'm looking for a partner for this ^^; (Mind you, I don't want to be a back-up member)

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I suppose others can use this thread to find their own teammates/back-ups too.

I try to play with friends-only but I still wind up in the multiplayer online sometimes. Do you still play it or is it one of hose "past" things that you never play anymore?

Does anyone play this wonderful game? I recently got my partner into it and I am really loving it; I tried it on the X360 back when it was brand new. So glad that I could get it through Steam this week :3

My wishlist is simple:

Dungeon Defenders DLC
(Not Quest for lost Eternia Shards or Summoner; I have those already)

I see the avocado one the most. I think it's cute lol I haven't paid attention to the others, though

I have quite an assortment of PC games; are you interested in any of those? I have no desire to keep them any more and almost all of my PC games are completely intact - cases, manuals, and everything else.

That's awesome, Seis! I'm glad to hear that you're doing better and that I could be there to help you along that road <3 You've been a pretty great friend and you deserve so much!

Watched all five of 'em. First off... this is how I'd order the presentations in order from best to worst: Ubisoft > Sony > Nintendo > Electronic Arts > Microsoft. With that out of the way? Seriously, this year was soooo much better than the 2013 E3. So many nice things - and good quality stuff, too.

Microsoft Conference:
I think this conference was an utter disaster. They had a couple good games, yes, but they had absolutely no gameplay available whatsoever - the entire viewing was basically somebody droning on stage and then shows of CGI trailers. No hype, nothing really interesting to cause hype or hook anybody in.

Electronic Arts:
Certainly did a landslide better than Microsoft, that's for certain. Then again, with Microsoft having done so awful, I think my baby brother could make a better presentation about worms. Or anything. EA had quite a number of selections that were interesting in and of themselves, with selective gameplay viewing shown. However, we (once again) had droning artists on the stage who showed very little interest in the entire presentation themselves, which was quite a buzzkill.

UbiSoft:
Hit the ground running with an absolutely wonderful opening using Far Cry 4 to hook viewers in. Never mind the fact that so many people were already hyped for Far Cry 4 - they did an amazing job getting interest using the opening trailer (the "hook" of the story). The speakers (Tyler included) made quite the show with some good jokes (and bad ones) and an interactive presentation.

The claim of "starting big and getting bigger" seemed a bit dubious to me, especially considering that they immediately followed that with Just Dance Now, which doesn't seem to be that big of a deal. However, something that grabbed my attention about JDN was not the fact that it was a dance game - but rather, the use of the smartphones as controllers and the fact that so many people could join in (and did). That is a groundbreaking use of technology and I'm glad to see that UbiSoft made the step in that direction. I think it will be amazing to see what they come up with next.

From there, although they didn't necessarily get "bigger," they certainly did captivate and attract attention, with an amazingly organized, well thought out, and well planned presentation. Way to go, UbiSoft.

Sony:
I went into this one slightly biased on two terms, something that I squashed rather quickly: one, I'm an XBL fan, not Playstation; two, I was still stuck on UbiSoft's presentation.

While I still walked away after this thinking that UbiSoft still sat on top, I'd say that Sony definitely kept the ball rolling with an astonishing amount of content and games shown (and not all bad either). The move of re-mastering Fandango was a great one and I'm glad to see that they listened to their customers and used those letters in their presentation.

And although Sony showed quite a large amount of gameplay and varied content, I still say that their presentation was too long and at the same time, too hurried; they didn't spend enough time showing gameplay and mainly flashed titles. Too many titles. I would have been fine seeing an even longer presentation if they simply showed more gameplay with the titles they announced.

All-in-all, Sony did a fantastic job, even if not quite enough to be UbiSoft's presentation this year (which placed them second in my book).

Nintendo:
Came in with quite an interesting pre-show and the digitally done presentation. While I'm not a fan of that, as it seemed too disconnected, I can understand the necessity; after all, the floor opened today. Nintendo showed off quite a few promising titles (and some not-so-entertaining ones) and they had a nice quantity of gameplay and trailers to accompany their titles.

My main argument against Nintendo's this year? Treehouse was an absolute Trainwreck. I have not seen a worse post-show... ever. They may have topped Sony, if not for that.


Either way, some great content and... interesting presentations over the past two days. I look forward to seeing more footage from the E3 Floor.

Well, I'm pretty sure I discovered why the twenty was so difficult for me. I'd only had 300 calories worth of food/drink for the entire day at that point. Not enough to support my body sitting still, much less trying to do any exercises. I chose to sit out the last ten for today simply so that I didn't knock myself unconscious from it; I had trouble even climbing the stairs because I was so weak
It really scared me, to say the least x.x
I'm going to definitely try doing tomorrow's in the two sets - with PROPER sustenance to cover it.

Laian :

I totally did wind up singing that song in my head because of you XD

Singelli :

I'm having difficulties with any sort of a graphic, tbh. x.x I have the concept planned out easy enough, but... I am having difficulties with an image. I think I might just pick a nice background and just put text on it instead of trying to do one from scratch. In the meantime, here's what I've got worked out for this week:

June 3rd :: Morning 10 :: Evening 10
June 4th :: Morning 14 :: Evening 14
June 5th :: Morning 16 :: Evening 16
June 6th :: Morning 20 :: Evening 20
June 7th :: Morning 24 :: Evening 24
June 8th :: Morning 28 :: Evening 28
June 9th :: REST

This has you actually doing slightly more than the original chart, but broken up into much smaller, reasonable increments. I could also possibly do a chart with three times a day instead of two? Again, three times a day would wind up being more squats over all.

June 3rd :: Morning 5 :: Afternoon 5 :: Evening 5
June 4th :: Morning 10 :: Afternoon 10 :: Evening 10
June 5th :: Morning 12 :: Afternoon 12 :: Evening 12
June 6th :: Morning 15 :: Afternoon 15 :: Evening 15
June 7th :: Morning 18 :: Afternoon 18 :: Evening 18
June 8th :: Morning 20 :: Afternoon 20 :: Evening 20
June 9th :: REST

EDIT:
Did 20 squats. Holy cookies. That left me shaky. I think I'm definitely going to be careful with the rest of these.

You have my sympathy and support, Seis. I know what it's like to be in a bad situation as a child (if I detailed my life, I think people would cry). It leaves quite a lasting impression... so it's good to see that you're stepping above it!

Ah... that sucks :/ Alright then; I suppose this one endeavor I won't be joining. I have the official version on the X360 but I wasn't going to pay another $20 for the PC version when I didn't really have the money for it - and I play so very rarely. Just not worth it.

mrfe : Yes & Yes. I'm wondering if the latter might be the problem, except for the fact that I've played online before. x.x

Singelli :

Shoot, I'm pretty sure I could do the 100 miles myself. I think I might try to join you in that. After all, I have a dog who would love the time spent walking. I just have to figure out a decent way to mark how far I've gone... grr -.- Oh well.

As for the chart... I'll look into that more tomorrow. And if it's not all at one time (that's the impression I had), then I can see where it is more doable. I think, what I will do, is break it up to Morning/Night, so its not so scary to look at :p Definitely sticking to the 20 tomorrow, though. It's really reasonable, as a starting point.

10 in the morning before break. 10 at night before bed. That kind of idea.

I walk fourty minutes a day just walking my dog - so I think the goal of 100 miles is perfectly reasonable. Or... well, I *should* be walking him for twenty minutes twice a day, minimum. I think the number of squats gets realllly intense, though. I think I might prepare my own chart that isn't quite so steep ._.

This should be fun to try, since I have way too much free-time otherwise. (No job, at the moment) I won't be doing a whole lot of walking, but I think I can definitely try out the squats, at least. (I have to be wary not to go under 1200 calories after exercise, because I keep doing that ) I use MyFitnessPal to track meals, if anyone is interested in trying that out, too.