Think of the Mac widget icons if you've used OSX. To do it, add an inner white shadow to give it the shiny look. Use a good typeface to make it bubbly. If you went and checked out flickr and digg as Arshy suggested instead of acting like 'tards, then you'd have an idea.
Something tells me that a belief in Santa Claus does not greatly affect their life once they hit 12-13, or even younger.
Secondly, you don't need Religion to teach about ethics.
I hearby denounce any and all involvement in this thread from now on. They always dissolve into people being pretty damned stupid because they can't accept others viewpoints. Who gives a flying duck is what I say!
I think it's wrong to make ones child believe in a certain religion. He or she should be able to make up their own mind in due time about what to believe in.
Precisely what I plan to do. And if my wife disagrees...
I changed the lighting before etape came out (I suggested to dewdle to change etape's lighting). The guys who played the recent test were the first to see it.
Use func_detail. If you have detail bits of brushwork that don't serve to block VIS (i.e. they're not huge walls or something) then turn 'em into func_detail.
Use nodraw to texture faces that the player never sees.
Map intelligently. Make sure brushwork doesn't collide with each.
Don't use a gigantic skybox to seal your map. This extends the length of the compile and makes your map laggy.
Emulators are perfectly legal. ROM's aren't. Some sites claim that if you own the original game pak then it's fine to download the ROM. This is inaccurate.
Not that I give a crap of course. As for the GC, there is not one working ROM avaliable, apart from demos for the emulators that people have made. Heck, just buy the damn console, it's pretty cheap now.
Windows Media Player is hopeless. I only get decent performance out of it while running it on my laptop. On my desktop, there's no fucking hope. Winamp ftw! DFX Audio Enhancement plugin ftw! Also, Media Player Classic FTW!
Well, I'm a little more optimistic in that sense. I believe that so long as there's even just one person working on the engine, then it's alive. So long as there are people still playing it, then it's alive.
I'll take the example of Descent. Damn old game, yet people are still playing it, still modifying it and still enjoying it. For me, that doesn't mean it's dead.
TF2 ftw. I am so glad Valve took the initiative and did something that wasn't just a direct port. The cartoony graphics suit the game perfectly! I can't wait to get my hands on this!
Descent I was the first PC game I ever played. Back then, I played with my older cousin. All I did was shoot, but it was damn exciting!
I currently only have Descent I. I've played some of Descent II and I haven't touched Descent III (I want to though).
By the way, all you Descent fans with Doom III might want to look at this: http://www.chmodoplusr.com/IntoCerberon/ I so wish I had Doom III, just to play this.