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the developers *deliberately* loaded the dice, it's only argued that the dice *are* loaded - perhaps because of some unforeseen interaction between bits of code.

And this isn't out of the question at
all. You know computer programs have bugs; what do you think those bugs are? Do you think those bugs were *deliberately* put into the program? Or are they simply unintended byproducts of bits of code

hard to have good faith when you spend over 100$ and nothing gets fixed. When they rather release a cosmetic item than fix massive errors in code.

It was better 15 years ago because games didn't
remake is going to run the shader at run time (and not during loading), and it is managed by the cpu, ofcourse they are going to get a better FPS.

https://www.reddit.com/r/gamedev/comments/t0m2

myself!
No threads.

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Got a SIGSEGV while executing native code. This usually indicates
a fatal error in the mono runtime or one of the
Robocraft crashes on intro. I tried everything. Making config, reinstalling game and nothing, still crashes. The only evidence is this:
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Stacktrace:


Native stacktrace

"Lanternium" running. By comparing the two systems there is a chance that an answer might appear (unlikely but why not try?). Again, if there was any error message or code could you tell us what it was?

That

Originally posted by Griswald1982:

There seem to be two problems here:

First, Bejeweled is a pretty old game. It was a Popcap game, but they were bought by...EA. Weren't they the same people

a long ride.

Time for a mistake! Hold Thust-Forward and casually crank it up to x16 speed...have you ever seen a Testudo Ocelot go 2km/s? Do you understand how much reaction mass it takes to get an
Ocelot up to 2km/s and then very calmly but aggressively retroburn back down to 800m/s? All of it, the answer is ALL OF IT. So...I panicked...but this time I didnt have anything to stab...I had to try

really hasn't existed fully guess what depending on what it was doing i think their security is seeing two instances and misinterprets that as two different players using the same keys. im not saying that
is what happened, it could have been that there were two players using the same key, it also could have been some other bug. like some remants of the game still around for other reasons when you

UPDATE 33: NEW FRONTIERS

Hello Miners!
It’s the first Update of 2021, and we got some spicy stuff for you! This time we got two entirely new Planetary Regions for you to explore - the mysterious
. So far two confirmed Dreadnought variants have been encountered but disturbing as this is, R&D ensures us that we are fortunate to have found them now and not later when the metamorphosis might be

Originally posted by scaramonga:

13.2.3 released :)

CHANGE LIST 13.2.3 (ME 1339)

GENERAL

- Fixed runtime error when viewing other users match in network game
- Fixed rare FMC crash in February 2015
- Fixed
further issues with players closing down or not closing down properly
- Fixed some headers being unrealistically unchallenged due to collision avoidance code
- Fixed too many unrealistically weak penalty

: 2022-08-11T01:05:02.000000Z
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- Anytime Model Loaded
2022-10-09 14:32:19,047 - ReadFlow - 186 - INFO - Update Input Section: in None -> out 0:00:08, all_frames_cnt -> 960
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