I've been doing all kinds of stuff lately.
Mostly nothing.I have also been working on my new game project. Working title is Credence Filter, and it's about a dude who's the chosen one. I like this concept because it brings to light the idea that most games ignore, that your character is the most important character in the game.The scripts are getting a bit convoluted. The player can pick up different items, and I wanted each of the items to have their own set of player animations associated with them. For instance, when you're holding a weapon, all the protagonist's displayed sprites are of your character holding that weapon. The way I set this up to actually work is needlessly convoluted.Anyways, one of my favorite things to do isAlerns.
Posted by Charlie Carlo on Aug. 13, 2012, 8:43 p.m.
No, no, I refer to the effects of microwaves upon other transmissions surrounding it. I happen to know that the microwave in my kitchen on the opposite end of my house has enough willpower and spite in it to block my laptop's signal from the router that's in the room next to mine.
Like most aliens in fiction, this alien happens to be based off of human biology. It's a way to retain recognizability as an intelligent communicative being. As such, it probably has a similar water content to humans.
I guess we should probably not let those aliens near running microwaves then. Seeing as they might suffer anything from a light headache to full-on seizure as a result.
I admit I've never met a microwave that can cancel out wireless signals…presumably whatever waves are coming out of the microwave aren't the ones being used to heat up water molecules though, because then humans in close proximity to the microwave would be boiled alivelol nvm apparently microwave ovens can block signals if they're placed in between sender/receiver because the box meant to keep microwaves from escaping can also absorb waves of similar frequenciesSquidward!