Recent content by Vavrik

I have both, I see the point. But I also see the point of keeping just the Asgard if you're not really into cargo gameplay.

512 SCU cargo in the Galaxy cargo module, otherwise 64 SCU. Not sure if any other module imparts cargo capacity. The specs may change, who knows.

Beta? Going to be a long time without sleep, my friend. There doesn't appear to be a beta release unless the live builds are actually beta's. (They're kind of using them that way so... who knows.) The roadmap just ends with live 1.0, no beta in sight. Something to note: CIG has made a train...

Google "Team shirts". There's a bunch of them, varying quality.

Happy TESTiversary! And I'll drink to that!

maybe he was in a coma. You can do that with empty beer bottles.

Some police forces already have this capability for crowd control. The device they use is called an LRAD (means simply "long range acoustic device"). The range of the device is well over a kilometer, and has a shaped wave but it's about 30 degrees. There's another device called a vortex canon...

found this. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1008127525000495#:~:text=Low-frequency noise ranging from,sternum compression, and breathing difficulties.&text=When mid-frequency noise reaches,dB, it can cause itching.&text=For high-frequency noise, TTS,be generated at 160...

Tonk = Tank. There was a video quite some time ago, with a French speaking CIG employee... he said Tonk. It stuck. Read the whole article. That engine basically burns anything that burns.

This is not a real mystery, especially now (roughly 10 years following the research). These are the symptoms of having been exposed to infrasound, very loud but low frequency sound waves - below the human ability to hear. This would effect everyone in the vicinity of the soundwaves with the...

Does it count if I raise my beer can? Happy New Year!

So, you're saying they don't have a clue how to manage databases... that's probably correct.

btw this didn't last very long. Ended up upgrading to one (can't even remember what I upgraded)

AR and VR are two related, but distinct technologies that shouldn't actually be mixed in the same device at least for now. In a nutshell, AR is an overlay over what you can see, and VR replaces what you see. It looks like VR manufacturers are trying to encompass AR though - which is weird...

Ok, what kind of VR headset do you guys recommend?