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FORDZO'S BLOG - Things to Do While Waiting for Your Flightpath |
| Posted by Fordzo on November 3rd, 2009 at 5:29 AM. |
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If you are like me, then chances are your flightpaths in WoW take at least 5 minutes for what should be instant. Stop wasting those minutes and go do something productive with your time. There are quite a few things that you can get done in the same time you'd otherwise be sitting there watching your character soar through the air. Here is a list of a few things that may help you get through these low-points in your gaming career:
Read the entire article > > > > |
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FORDZO'S BLOG - SITE SPOTLIGHT - THE INFINITE CAT PROJECT |
| Posted by Fordzo on September 8th, 2009 at 12:06 AM. |
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Once in a while a website comes along that is so ridiculous and witty that I feel the need to view its contents to the fullest. This site may take a long time to fully appreciate but it is worth every minute. The site, The Infinite Cat Project, has a single concept: Cats watching cats watching cats. There are literally thousands of pictures of cats watching cats.
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FORDZO'S BLOG - Games That Hurt My Eyes |
| Posted by Fordzo on August 26th, 2009 at 11:09 AM. |
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Game systems are evolving and are able to display higher resolution images and a wider array of colors. This doesn't necessarily mean that games are becoming prettier, it just means that game developers have more control over how much eye-fuck is going on per square inch. Don't get me wrong, I really believe that video games can be a work of art, but I don't want to have to look away from the screen very frequently just because I can't handle how much is happening at once. I have devised a list of the games I have played that have caused the most strain on my eye-sockets in the following neat and detailed list: Read the entire article > > > > |
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UPDATES - Total Code Overhaul |
| Posted by Fordzo on August 18th, 2009 at 8:08 PM. |
While it may look exactly the same, the code is completely new. Instead of using one giant table with rows running into each other I have created brand new source code using four combined tables to create a streamlined and more user-friendly experience.
This code is so much easier to maintain and update than my older system. |
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