So I spent 7 years of my life killing myself in the video game industry and these are a collection of observations that I have had or conversations I have had with others. 1. (TESTER) It will be fun I will get to play video games all day! This is one of the biggest misconceptions people have about testing. They think that testing is playing the game and looking for "bugs", this I am sorry to say is bullshit. Testing is not playing the game testing is doing the ...
Updated 02-27-2012 at 09:30 AM by Tenelen
This is a topic that has been in discussion on mumble during raids lately and most of the time it's the new people wondering or commenting on it. First off drinking while raiding for some of us is NECESSARY!!!! I say this as many of us have been raiding for ages. A lot of the old school Hossers have been raiding since EQ so to continue raiding may require a bit of booze to get through the evening. Other people use booze like a buff to increase their healing (*cough* Andass ...
Updated 12-07-2011 at 07:21 PM by Tenelen
When the iPad first came out I saw it basically as a large toy with little to no real value. I pretty much swore it off and was opposed to the idea of spending $400-600 on a glorified iPhone with less functionality. A few weeks ago the company iPad was returned to us after a long stint with an ex-employee. Since we support access to our Citrix system from the iPad I figured that I would take it home and get familiar with it. In my defense I did spend a few hours getting familiar with ...
Originally Posted by Beelzebubs The exact same MMR, a back and forth game, lots of running around screaming Leeeeeeeeroy. The result: Attachment 6936 It even said the other team would win. Literally milliseconds in this game.
This question comes up enough that I thought I'd just write a blog about it. Step 1: Log out of WoW (or whatever game you are in that you see the overlay in and want it gone from). Step 2: In Mumble, open the 'Configure > Settings' menu. Step 3: Click on the 'Overlay' submenu. Step 4: Un-check the box next to 'Enable Overlay'. Step 5: Click 'OK'. You're done. Alternatively, you might actually like the overlay if it was configured ...
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