A nice cup of tea
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FYI, a VRcade has just opened in Shepards Bush. Its right outside the BBC Broadcast centre, a minutes walk from White City station.
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Re-watching episode 1 now. Might be an overreaction but I feel like there's so much to take in on every shot now knowing whats to come.
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I created a meme to accurately reflect my 2v2 experience
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Post times you stood against the french column and fired 3 shots a minute. Expeditions in the British Royal Navy are also acceptable.
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Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection - May 2018
A nice cup of tea replied to joffocakes's topic in Discussion
You're missing one http://www.astrocityamusements.co.uk/whats-on-free-play/4591894446 -
Ghostbusters is great. I came second in my first ever pinball tournament playing on a Ghostbusters table against a guy called Jim Wizard who was literally dressed as a wizard.
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I got really into pinball this year through a friend. Checkout out http://www.pinformer.co.uk/ to locate machines. Still haven't seen Special when lit though. If you're talking about Chiefs by Turnham Green tube station then yeah its great.
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are you on fightcade shendru?
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DRIVECLUB - being put to sleep by Sony in March 2020
A nice cup of tea replied to Rushy's topic in Discussion
I never knew how much god hated me until I drove the renault alpine. I'm in rllmuk lurkers and feel like i'm the only one contributing to the club, I play several days a week so hit me up if you think you have a place that needs contribution. -
Project CARS (Slightly Mad Studios) / NAMCO Bandai
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Does anyone know if this game has a split screen mode on the ps4? Thanks -
Would like some people with good connections to do decent practice sessions with. psn: ollly3
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Yeah it will crash whenever it fails to find a path. I'm new to pathfinding and A* is the first thing I came across. I was hoping there was just some known edge case I was missing because this is a pretty simple implementation and it really should be able to handle it. I thought I'd ask around before putting a lot of hard work in to debugging it. I will work harder.
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Does anyone have experience with A* pathfinding algorithms? I'm looking for edge cases where it fails to find a path. I'm using one heuristic variable which is the manhattan method of finding the distance to the goal. Demo here It seems like once a path gets too long and complex it just fails to find the goal but I don't have much idea why.