…but a part of my heart still is there… That was me with I think it was short cropped hair, maybe, and don’t know what filter turned the dim-lit CQ into this bright, comic-style place…
Oh wait: I have an unedited shot from the same photo-op:
Photograph: Movie actress Jeanne Crain balancing a huge soap bubble on her index finger as she luxuriates in a bubble bath in a scene from the movie Margie, by Peter Stackpole, 1946
Notice how the studio lights not only are reflecting on the surface of the bubble, but also are cast on the wall behind her…
You can do that now in Star (Pirate) Citizen. Here are views from Zaera’s pleasure palace, currenlty within the lawless system of Pyro where Zaera reigns supreme.
I tried Scrap Citizen last year on my then 9-years old build. Once it decided to load (several UN resolutions were needed), I was on a floating base above the clouds. FPS was very low and I wondered whether there was some kind of “invisible barrier” on the edge of the platforms, since there were no rails no signs and I though that it would be incredibly stupid if one could just, like, fall off a platform 5 minutes after exiting the hotel, 5 minutes after exting the room, 10 minutes after starting to load. Oh, yes would be incredibly stupid that players could just fall off a platform in the sky, hovering above some clouds…
Which I did.
10 minutes later I still was falling through a mist with slowly increasing atmosphere pressure and temperature (so the game wasn’t frozen), called it a day and repossessed my HDD space.
Harbour street life at Tin Ghaut in Whitby, Yorkshire, 1901. It is believed that the name Tin Ghaut came from slang for “the inn” and “ghaut”, a hindi word for wide steps going down a shoreline towards the water. This place no longer exists as the area was redeveloped in the 1960s.
Well, a discusion is when two people talk about something they don’t agree on, unless they’re doing it in a warm cozy place, in which case it’s called a discushion.