Munday doesn’t have a clean record. Back in 2011, he was convicted for a common assault. He and Campbell split after the incident.

Luke Munday gets sentenced to a 14-month good behavior bond. Munday won’t serve prison time after assaulting his pregnant girlfriend a year ago.

selection7 wrote on Nov 16, 2019, 14:59:

eRe4s3r wrote on Nov 16, 2019, 04:22:

Acleacius wrote on Nov 15, 2019, 21:09:
Don't think I've ever played any of this series, but if it's free might check it out.

Anyone who has played this know what this review comment means?

It says its free, but its not , you have to pay to play it.

Thanks

It means nearly everything aside from the most mundane base game is behind a paywall.

The game has a lot of DLC. Of course that's not free. But can you play the entire single player campaign for free? There are Steam reviews making it sound like this is some kind of scam, and I can't tell from your reply if there's any truth to that. The "mundane base" game is the most important part.

Acleacius wrote on Nov 15, 2019, 21:09:
Don't think I've ever played any of this series, but if it's free might check it out.

Anyone who has played this know what this review comment means?

It says its free, but its not , you have to pay to play it.

Thanks

The Half Elf wrote on Nov 15, 2019, 22:53:
Any reason for me to finish Andromeda? I think I got to the ice planet and forgot pretty much everything that happened and had to restart a year or two later.

shinchan0s wrote on Nov 15, 2019, 11:10:

CJ_Parker wrote on Nov 15, 2019, 03:22:
Wow, that Age 4 footage looked even shittier than I could have imagined in my wildest dreams. Glad I'm not into RTS anymore or I would be royally pissed off. Any ten+ year old Total War game puts this garbage to shame. It looks so soulless and devoid of detail. Frickin birds with contrails? Are they cereal? And roflmao at the damage model... the scene depicted here must be straight from the fucking Cardboard Age.

Well done fucking another franchise into the ground, Microsoft. Good job. Huuuge round of applause.

I guarantee it will play better than any Total War game. If you want to talk about a stagnating game franchise...

Beamer wrote on Nov 14, 2019, 11:16:

eRe4s3r wrote on Nov 14, 2019, 11:05:

Beamer wrote on Nov 14, 2019, 10:54:
Had a somewhat annoying experience yesterday, figure on people here will get it.

My desktop has been making some kind of crazy noise the past several months. It sounds like an HDD going bad, but not if you're familiar with that noise. My girlfriend figured I'd lose data, but I was certain it was just a fan going.

I finally opened it up on Tuesday and, sure enough, it was the fan on my cooler. It was running fine, just very noisy. I assumed it was a bad bearing and ordered a new fan. It arrived yesterday, and I went to replace it. Turns out, it wasn't a bearing, but the plastic bracket used to hold the fan to the radiator. The end nearest the motherboard had snapped, so the fan was occasionally off balance. The fan itself was fine.

The issue, though, is that I don't have the replacement bracket. Cooler Master used to sell an accessory kit for the cooler, but no longer. I'm sure they'd send one for free or a small charge, but then I'd have to wait. eBay has them for $8, but shipping from Europe, and again, I don't want to wait. So I ended up buying an entirely new cooler from Amazon, just for the one damn $0.50 part. And now I'll have 3 fans - the original, the snazzy Noctua silent one I bought, and the one with the new cooler.

None of this would really have been an issue if something didn't wake my desktop from sleep once every 10 minutes or so. It'll only wake for 30-180 seconds, but those were a few loud minutes. And I can't for the life of me figure out what peripheral is sending the wake-up. I guess I haven't tried very hard. It's either the mouse or keyboard, I think, but my attempts to disable both from waking the PC have failed.

Is it exactly 10 minutes or variable.

Variable.
The wake-up event log isn't useful. I don't recall the exact phrasing (and I'm not at home), but it was essentially that a peripheral was waking it.

Beamer wrote on Nov 14, 2019, 10:54:
Had a somewhat annoying experience yesterday, figure on people here will get it.

My desktop has been making some kind of crazy noise the past several months. It sounds like an HDD going bad, but not if you're familiar with that noise. My girlfriend figured I'd lose data, but I was certain it was just a fan going.

I finally opened it up on Tuesday and, sure enough, it was the fan on my cooler. It was running fine, just very noisy. I assumed it was a bad bearing and ordered a new fan. It arrived yesterday, and I went to replace it. Turns out, it wasn't a bearing, but the plastic bracket used to hold the fan to the radiator. The end nearest the motherboard had snapped, so the fan was occasionally off balance. The fan itself was fine.

The issue, though, is that I don't have the replacement bracket. Cooler Master used to sell an accessory kit for the cooler, but no longer. I'm sure they'd send one for free or a small charge, but then I'd have to wait. eBay has them for $8, but shipping from Europe, and again, I don't want to wait. So I ended up buying an entirely new cooler from Amazon, just for the one damn $0.50 part. And now I'll have 3 fans - the original, the snazzy Noctua silent one I bought, and the one with the new cooler.

None of this would really have been an issue if something didn't wake my desktop from sleep once every 10 minutes or so. It'll only wake for 30-180 seconds, but those were a few loud minutes. And I can't for the life of me figure out what peripheral is sending the wake-up. I guess I haven't tried very hard. It's either the mouse or keyboard, I think, but my attempts to disable both from waking the PC have failed.

VaranDragon wrote on Nov 13, 2019, 11:22:
Half of the D&D article is about trans/gay/whatever people only "now" being included into the D&D subculture. Not only is it blatantly false, being a geek never had anything to do with your sexuality, but it's somehow critical to D&D's "supposed" resurgence. What gives?

Kxmode wrote on Nov 12, 2019, 20:18:

Beamer wrote on Nov 12, 2019, 15:41:
I'm guessing this is due to something you're working on now, but:
https://imgur.com/a/iGYVWlq

The forums aren't responsive (old school table vs Bootstrap sweetness). That's one of the side effects. Please, be patient. We'll get that dialed in soon.