@Insomnia said in Pokemon Go:
@Arkandel Hey, I don't care if you don't care that Pokemon is reading any emails involving penises you might get, just trying to be helpful!
His post was not that he doesn't care. It's that the article you linked is not true.
@Insomnia said in Pokemon Go:
Pretty good reasons why you might want to delete this app and wait a while.
Eh! The US Gov't is already reading my e-mails, right? I trust Nintendo more than them! (Even if it was true.)
@SunnyJ Stop saying things like that! Always tell people it's taking longer than expected!
@VulgarKitten I took a picture of my lil bro posing with a spearow in the cemetery. Positively sacrilegious. I love it.
Update! I just installed Firefox, and it works as expected.
I'll just go forward with this. Thanks!
@Glitch I select the text exactly as it appears in my post above, just mouse over, highlight, then ctrl+c. I go to muxify, click in the left box, and hit ctrl+v. The left window matches the right.
I'm on Win10, using Chrome (though tried on Edge, too, just for fun).
And sorry if this is overly detailed, just trying to be thorough.
Revive!
Hey @Glitch, any chance you can diagnose why this isn't working fro me?
Input:
&f.auto.beats.weekly xpas=
case( u( f.current_period, %0 ),
0, 0,
1, 10,
2, 5,
3, 3,
1
)
Output:
&f.auto.beats.weekly xpas=
case( u( f.current_period, %0 ),
0, 0,
1, 10,
2, 5,
3, 3,
1
)
I would expect this output as a single line, to be inserted into the MUX.
@VulgarKitten said in Pokemon Go:
http://www.techinsider.io/pokemon-go-tips-and-tricks-2016-7
Found this. Very helpful.
Geez, where is this person? There's a poke stop everywhere! I have like 3 within a mile radius, and I'm considering that lucky.
@RnMissionRun I was in the park on a walk and spotted a gastly. One pokeball it escaped from, the other one had it captured... then game stops. I closes it, reopen, and I get that. Worst part, there was another guy like 10 feet away catching the same gastly and he had no issues. 
@Arkandel Player Nexus is our landing zone, not the OOC room.
Thank you for this! Very helpful.
Just a small addition... when installing TinyMUX as described above, the command being used enables inlinesql (which allows TinyMUX to talk to MySQL). To further configure MySQL (as is necessary for certain code, like Thenomain's stat-system), you can reference: https://github.com/brazilofmux/tinymux/blob/b628ee0b2a8083bcfb538c344432f47fecd28cbf/mux/SQL
@silentsophia Yeah, as @Seamus says, I can't imagine it working without a data connection. And it chugs data pretty hard.
Is out now! For iOS, in the USA, at least!
I found this thread with a lot of helpful information in it: https://www.reddit.com/r/pokemongo/comments/4rlnmc/some_tips_from_my_last_days_playing/
For those that do not know, Pokemon Go is a (free) augmented reality mobile game (for android and iOS). Basically, you can see yourself on a map, and see things around you, which include Pokestops (which are landmarks and etc that award you points for going to) and also pokemon. When you get a pokemon, you can turn on your camera and it'll show the beastie standing there in front of you. It requires walking around, exploring, etc.
So, anyone playing? Any fun stories?
My second catch, because I forgot to snag the first one: 
@Kanye-Qwest said in Interest/Volunteer Check: Major Multisphere Chronicles of Darkness:
If I have been following this correctly, don't you start up games and then abandon them pretty quickly? Not judging, just thinking that kind of obviates the arguments about 80s or other specific things being too niche.
As @tragedyjones said in the original post: "I am (in my own mind at least) p great at getting a game up and running. It is my thing. I am not so great (in anyone's mind) great at being the sole proprietor and caretaker of a game."
The goal here, as I read it, is for TJ to collect people and resources to get the development going. I believe the intent is to have a small group (2-4 others?) that will be involved in the whole process, and will serve as "head staff". Which is to say, TJ's the project manager, with actual managers established from the get go who will run the game after go-live.
My words, not his!
@tragedyjones said in Interest/Volunteer Check: Major Multisphere Chronicles of Darkness:
Setting poll:
Boston. We already talked about this.
@tragedyjones What about Possessed and Immortal?!
@Collective - Windows 10. Right click, run as administrator. I had issues with it saving files, and telling me it was when it wasn't. Was just rights issues, and run as administrator fixed it.
I like the idea of building a grid based on points of interest, not geographical locations. When helping construct BITN's Grid, we basically reviewed the area (admittedly large) and found the sites/towns that were interesting, and put those into the game. I then compiled a spreadsheet of all the different sites, and listed out a "type" for them, and reviewed that list to make sure I had "something for everyone". Poor area, rich area, wild area, commercial area, etc. From there, we had players requesting additional areas, and I believe it worked pretty well.
The grid became more about what was conducive to play than what was realistic. You'd skip a dozen towns/places/areas going from point A to point B, but there was very little value in that. I like to think of it a bit more like Baldur's Gate's map, rather than a logical map of the city. Skip over a few miles, cause they're boring (or more likely, redundant).
So, maybe shoot for 5-10 neighborhoods (those are your "grid squares"), and then shoot for a few locations within each. Assuming, of course, your game works like that!
More practically, use tools to build your grid! For individual rooms (and/or small builds), I have a tool, here: http://musoapbox.net/topic/850/a-tool-for-grid-building-digging
For doing big areas at once, use MUSHroom: http://mushcode.com/MushRoom
If you'd like any advice on either, feel free to give me a poke. Just a TOW BIG WARNINGS on MUSHroom: if you choose to start from the current room instead of a new room, it will overwrite your current room and if you create a big space in MUSHroom, you will eat up your input buffer. Break it down to sending 30-50 lines at once, otherwise you'll end up unsure where it cut off.
Cheers!