Scope72

Oh my god, I heard about you guys during a class at college and my friends and I got drunk one day and sent you an email declaring war! We threatened to take your shanty! Did you ever get it? It had a picture of my friend with an orange apron sitting on the toilet holding a toilet paper roll and a can of natty light.

Ok, Just woke up (I live in Australia these days) and saw this. Here is the link to the photo.

http://imgur.com/qX5mXvE.jpg

Text from the Email:

Seen here is the Sultan of Squat of the glorious Land of Bowel. He has announced his desire for Sealand's Oil and Humble Shanty, so we the people of the glorious Land of Bowel formally declare war upon the treacherous Sealand.

RESISTANCE IS FUTILE!!!!!! THE OIL AND SHANTY WILL BE OURS!!!!!

Cessation of Hostilities: I, the current ambassador for the Glorious Land of Bowel, declare the Oil and Shanty of the treacherous Sealand to be the the sovereign territory of the treacherous Sealand. And recognize Sealand as a sovereign state hence forth.

Until further notice.

It seems that DirectX 12 would be a huge boost to how much processing power is needed for CS. I've also heard that Unity is making their updates right now to support DX12 and that should be finished in a few months. Are there any plans to support this in the future?

Edit: I love you guys and this is likely my most played game of all time. Great job and thank you for continuing to support it and interacting with the community.

The short answer is that the case was heard twice. First, as a narrow ruling and then it was broadened in the second set of arguments at the request of Justice Roberts.

This New Yorker article is a great breakdown: http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2012/05/21/money-unlimited

People who move to new cities in real life are typically around the same age. I haven't checked if that's the case in CS, but I would assume so. Most people die within a certain age range as well.

Personally I build slower since I play on Surface Pro 2. I never have death waves. It's because I never have "move in" waves.

If a lot of people move in at the same time then they tend to die at the same time. I don't think there's anything to "fix".

Edit: If you are going to downvote you should probably first realize I'm right

The major new move activity takes place within the 18-34 year olds, with people in their 20s representing the highest concentration. Once people reach their 50s, their move rate is minimal. And in people over the age of 70, the move percentages are below 2 percent annually.