This is a useful list, keep it up.

I doubt I came up with this first, but it might be a good addition:

- configurable alarms when your armor goes down (75%, 50%, 25%)

Also:

- flickering lights on outposts, like the rest of Nia's structures (this was confirmed a bug)

Nice troll. Do realize the iPhone is the reason phones are actually awesome these days. Without it we'd probably still be stuck with what Nokia or RIM puts on the market these days.

Here's the cite from your source:

Here's an additional one:

http://pop.cerco.ups-tlse.fr/fr_vers/do … _90_91.pdf

Basically, I'd cite:

Spike being the neuron firing. You should be able to see that this is a little bit more than a simple binary bit.

We could go in-depth with this discussion, but that's not the point of this thread. Suffice it to say even the basic building blocks of the brain have very little to do with Turing machines. Any analogy between the brain and whatever we have sitting in front of us (or even what CERN uses to process collisions) is simply pointless.

Besides, if it were, we could never figure it out anyway. See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halting_problem

Btw, it says '12 islands is just a scratch of what we truly have.'

Binary seems a bit primitive for an advanced synthetic race though

That array is already in the game right, near TMA, NV?

So, how is having a modern smartphone not a modern solution to accessing/posting on forums?

iPhone, trolling your forums -on the go- since '07.

Yeah, I'll make it able to import. If you build something that copies to the clipboard, we can make this happen.

Like you would do it now, copy the client directory and add an shortcut.

I like engaging those spawns, because it doesn't feel like farming. In fact, the spawn in question is a dynamic one, so there's all sorts of stuff coming my way. In some cases, I can take them down with two volleys, in other cases I spend the better part of 15 minutes luring one bot in, then take him down.

They feel like a challenge, which is good. There's plenty of spawns which you can actually farm of.

Yup, which is why I was saying the range should be limited, nothing that defeats detection (radar) range.

Gargaj confirmed most of this is in fact in there, but not available for the clients you and I have installed. Still, unlocking the camera from rotating around your own robot (e.g. freelook like in a FPS) doesn't screw up anyone's game, in my opinion.