Woohoo - the dance today was so fun everyone!

I needed to shake my booty!


-Klintobean

a sixth????? KHAAAAAANNN!

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No one loves me I didn't get anything LOL :P

Consider yourself lucky.

I got three different lumps of coal and no less than four envelopes stuffed with a suspicious white powder.

Well I was able to edit it at first, but now it's all locked. I checked the preference file and they're there at the old settings I entered via the slash command, but when I'm in game I can't change it at all.

Awesome job Carolus! Thank you for directing them to the site. Have you ever considered a position as a guild recruiter? You seem to be doing it anyways. :P

its like the borg assimilated view lol

I set ground to 150, just for fun.
The result was a bit trippy :p

It's great she has had the courage to come out in what was a very emotional speech.

You can view it in the article that SamRonin linked but just to make it easier I'll paste the video below.

http://moviebob.blogspot.co.uk/2014/02/heroine.html?spref=tw

Ellen Page has come out as Lesbian at an event here.

I am not too sure on the details of this Time To Thrive event. But Ellen was making a speech here and at about the 5:30 mark she announces that sh herself is Gay as well.

As Bob Chipman points out this is another case of someone at the possible height of their career announcing this.

Hats off to Ellen Page. :)

Is anyone watching http://www.reddit.com/r/gaymers/ and http://www.reddit.com/r/gayming/ for recruitment opportunities? Someone was asking about (active) gay GW2 guilds and I mentioned SWVG and now a bunch of people are asking me for invites. (I directed them to the join page.)

although I can't seem to see any difference no matter what number I type in space, I get variation on ground ... but nothing in space......strange. :evil:

thanks so much for posting this really cool :S :S :S

Yeah... i set space to 25 last night, and about came unglued! LOL FINALLY this game looked to Trek to me. The planets were huge, and you could zoom in and get the proper angles of the ship when traveling through sector space that you see in the shows. Even the Sovereign from it's rear 3/4 view looks more proportionate and similar to what you see in the films.

I'm not ever changing it back. Need to ISE ASAP--I want to see the size of the cubes now.

This is pretty cool to mess around with.

I set my space at 25 and my ground at 35. Things definitely seem larger, and I like being able to zoom in closer.

I set space to 85 last nice omg love it! I don't accidentally zoom into my ship anymore when doing space battle.

@Sthiss it can vary a lot for people. In short it is how much you can see. How wide your view is. Although usually less important in 3rd person games it can be a killer for some people in FPS type games as it can cause severe headaches and eye problems.

TotalBiscuit is a major proponent of FoV options in games as he finds narrow FoV too painful to actually play. Any of his videos about FPS/3rd Person games will usually mention it.

A clear benefit I could see currently would be chasing the Q's around the Academy etc. You would see if they spawn off to your side better with a wider FoV.
Most console FPS have a FoV restricted to around 65. Most good FPS should be around 90.

Gave this a go last night with a space FOV of 20. It's quite a dramatic difference, pretty cinematic looking. You can properly scrape the hull of your ship with the camera. Using it in combat is... interesting... those Borg cubes look *enormous*.

ok. never mind then.

So, I looked at the reddit post, especially the screenshots of the ships parked just outside ESD. I'm not currently at home to check it out ingame, but it doesn't appear to do anything except change the zoom level? Perhaps I just don't understand the difference between the two? My playstyle usually is zoomed out as far as possible so my dreadnought/carrier style huge ships look as small as possible. What's the benefit of changing my field of view?

Now that I've played with it, interior and ground 55 just doesn't really feel like it used to. Default wise.