I just came to play last night and i noticed it was seemingly laggy when clicking end turn and playing cards and such like. As the games progressed it got worse and worse. I put this down to it perhaps being really busy because of a patch or a Friday night or what ever? But after a few it came to being 10 or 12 seconds wait for a minion to attack, until i couldn't complete a turn because it just took too long....
Other games are fine, my connection seems stable, have re-installed, got rid of the cache files in appdata but it persists, i don't seem to be able to find any reference to this anywhere else either :/ Hoping someone at least has this problem......
Flying in a squad on arcade battle last night and we just thought that it would be handy to have different coloured/numbered targeting. Say you both target the same plane, it turns yellow or flashes perhaps. If you want to assign multiple targets, perhaps they could be assigned numbers and ground targets could be prioritised and marked. Yeah so thats about it....
My uncle got his first PC aged 55 and he cant wrap his head around anything other than mahjong, im trying to find a selection of the simplest (yet interesting) games to ease him in, any suggestions please?
Edit : I think Plants vs Zombies may be a winner to begin with and Portal to learn how to control an FPS without things shooting at you (all the time) Id love him to get into Civ 5 so i can actually have someone to play but i fear this will be well beyond him for now. Hes very much into anything military, i tried him with Company of Heroes and the original Call of Duty but once again overwhelming...
I couldn't think of how to word what I wanted to know into a single question so that was the most concise I could be. My question stemmed from an earlier post regarding the nuclear explosions set off on earth since 1945 and how they affect radiation levels. The upshot seemed to be that there was little to no adverse effects on radiation levels despite over 2000 devices being detonated... I found this really hard to accept. What I want to clarify is why/how, the surely vast amounts of radioactivity caused during these explosions is contained to only the local area of detonation, or so greatly diluted during it's spread it becomes insignificant? This radiation takes thousands of years to be
