So... why won't Xfire detect Medal of Honor? Seems kinda .. stupid.
Oh if you get the glitch where your POV of your gun and arms is digitizing the background textures over (effectively making you Predator-Invisible to yourself) - there IS a fix at the Medal of Honor Forums. Looks for "Invisible Gun". That's not the issue - but it is where the fix is.

Panned BOIH. As my friend Matt Murray once said "If it takes too long to tell the joke, give it up."
It's the first Sunday, before the first Monday. I've a heating pad on my neck and I'm toggling between getting housework done or playing games. I'll probably not get the chance to do either in the upcoming weeks.
I don't think this heating pad is working. In fact I think it's putting me to sleep at 4pm. I got a lot of hopes for this year. Lot of plans. Lot of debts, too.

Is staying focused when you want to start work on another one.

To not have to see these adverts in my profile?
Until I find a way, I'll just shrink the screen so I don't have to see this constant motion out of the corner of my eye....

Anyway, downloading a new X-Fire skin (Combat) and wondering what it takes to get a game listed in X-fire. I kind of took it for granted that if you played the game in Steam, it would show up.
Not so.

Creating the demo for Burning Out In Hollywood is slow goings.

I just upgraded my pc this year (by upgrade I bought my husband a brand new computer and took his) only to find Bioshock won't run on it.
Neither will Overlord. Understandable on Bioshock, it's bleeding edge as of right now - but Overlord? Damnnn that sucks. 1.61 AMD Processor just doesn't have what it takes, it would seem ... :-/


Oooo Combat looks nice!

Recommended Song: HeadHunter 2000 Aqualite Mix

Working on the Record store. My first big serious endeavor into the Burning Out In Hollywood game. I need to get in ans actually make something as opposed to telling everyone else what needs to be done.
So far, I really like how my textures came out, but I am such a poor judgment of size.
Instead of a normal non-chain record store, I've created a Super WalMart.

With poor lighting.

In other news, my microphone bit the big one and I've been working 11-13 hours days. Hopefully in all of this OT, I can snag a nice new headset with Mic. Preferrably one where I can toggle between headset and speakers. After wearing a headset at work, I tend to not want to instantly put on another when I get home.

Um. Right.

So, the important thing is everyone as Res Studios is getting along <i>now</i>. Thankfully Kristian will counter out my chaos nicely.

Well tomorrow is a big day. The simultaneous introduction of our new top guy named Top Proto, - just like our last was Top Loader seriously this is a mere coincidence that I'm thinking about making into a tradition - and the further training of Rico and Ricardo.
It's like a Board meeting on Res Studios, plus teaching lessons from SystemShock and wolve (who insists his name be misspelled and lowercase).
I'll finally start the ball rolling and the whip cracking on Burning Out In Hollywood.
I've got 3 musicians lined up plus a coder and a modeller chomping at the bit to get to started.
I'll have to lay down a few rules. Normally these aren't rules, but actions from a supposedly professional have made it necessary to lay down at least this ONE rule:
Rule #1: If I ask "Can you do this..." Say NO if you can't and YES if you can. Do not mix these two up. Do not say yes and the bitch that you can't and that I'm a harsh task mistress. Do not say no and then wonder why I gave the task to someone else.
While technically that's 4 rules - if I have to parse them out as individual rules, then I'm probably going to start culling people.

From the human race.