Gen Chat 03: The Laughing man

Koenig wrote:I am going to go out on a limb though and assume that they are only available AFTER reaching the max rank?

Luna wrote:*watches topic*

Luna wrote:Good, we don't want your kind 'round here.

xXJus10Xx wrote:

Koenig wrote:I am going to go out on a limb though and assume that they are only available AFTER reaching the max rank?

Guild Quests lvl136-140, so kinda max level.
It's the point where you can mine the weapons.

LegendX48 wrote:

TensePsychopath wrote:Honestly? It's pretty by the numbers and I'm not really that deep into Marvel to give you a detailed opinion on if it's better than those three. Plus there's so much going on in this movie that I don't think I've had time to fully absorb it all yet.

Having said that, there were some more issues with this one that I can't really discuss without spoiling it. I will say that the action was good as you'd expect and most of the humor was good, though some of it fell flat and there were a couple times where I could literally predict a character's snarky comment before they even said it. The movie definitely felt checklist-y at times too.

not talking continuity or w/e, just wondering if you thought the movie was as good or better but it seems that may not be the case :\

ah well

Spoiler:

A petition via Change.org that seeks to have Valve remove paid mods from Steam has reached more than 45,000 signatures since yesterday. The signature count is quickly growing with 30,000 signatures seven hours ago and 40,000 signatures four hours ago.

Petition creator Cand Wondel said the petition was created to combat all paid mods and not just the ones for Skyrim. Wondel said content in the Steam workshop should remain free.

“The workshop is a place for people to share content with each other they made so all can enjoy it for free,” Wondel wrote on the petition. “Since recently this is not the case for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Workshop. Valve has now erected a paywall for the mods. Mods should be a free creation. Creations made by people who wish to add to the game so others can also enjoy said creation with the game. We need to unite and reject this act by Valve. Unite have Valve remove the paid content of the Workshop. “

Wondel updated today to remind supporters not to spam about the paywalls Valve implemented on Steam and not to threaten Valve co-founder Gabe Newell’s or any other Valve employee’s life.

According to PC Gamer, one mod was already removed because it stole content from a free mod and attempted to sell it. Opponents of the mod paywall now use Chesko’s Fishing Mod as a poster child for why the system should go.

The /r/skyrim subreddit on popular social sharing site Reddit is a large opponent of the new system. All of the latest posts are critical of the new system.

However, PC Gamer writer Tyler Wilde sees paid mods as a good thing. According to Wilde, paying for mods will incentivize talented modders to continue working and releasing quality products. The funding could allow groups to undertake massive projects and produce additional content worthy of purchase.

Mod prices range anywhere from $.49 to $4.99. Players are able to purchase new weapons, towns and more through the Steam client.

What’s your take on paid mods? Have/are you going to sign this petition?

Koenig wrote:If someone creates a mod, it should be their prerogative whether or not they charge a price for it (Provided that a cut of the price goes to the developer)

-Mazer wrote:
So what do the guys of WSS think of this?