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[schadd]

first of all, just look at that vp screen. ooh baby vineyards.

second of all, that is a remarkably small amount of seconds. as in, most computers would only have like three ticks in that time frame, so at least there should be fewer significant figures. also the outage i experienced felt more in the range of 4.000000000000E0 seconds

[gkrieg13]

Isn't that number actually a HUGE amount of time?  1.456E9 is like 46 years if I'm not mistaken

[Limetime]

first of all, just look at that vp screen. ooh baby vineyards.

second of all, that is a remarkably small amount of seconds. as in, most computers would only have like three ticks in that time frame, so at least there should be fewer significant figures. also the outage i experienced felt more in the range of 4.000000000000E0 seconds

I get that message about 4 times per game and have to wait ten seconds each time. It is so annoying. At least it does that instead of crashing.

[Roadrunner7671]

Isn't that number actually a HUGE amount of time?  1.456E9 is like 46 years if I'm not mistaken

Isn't it like 1.4 seconds?

[enfynet]

Isn't that number actually a HUGE amount of time?  1.456E9 is like 46 years if I'm not mistaken

Isn't it like 1.4 seconds?

Did you miss the exponential notation? 1.4x10^9 and 1.4x10^-9 are only a factor of 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 apart.

[Roadrunner7671]

Isn't that number actually a HUGE amount of time?  1.456E9 is like 46 years if I'm not mistaken

Isn't it like 1.4 seconds?

Did you miss the exponential notation? 1.4x10^9 and 1.4x10^-9 are only a factor of 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 apart.

Oops!

[schadd]

whoops. i decided that it was E-9. so that is a different thing

[A Drowned Kernel]

In 46 years, Making Fun will still be waiting for you. Others may have given up hope, but Making Fun will never let it die. Each day, Making Fun makes the long journey out to the lighthouse, keeping a vigilant post, waiting to see the sails of your ship on the distant horizon. Making Fun clutches your last letter, penned in haste on that fated night so long ago, close to its chest. It has read the words a thousand times, it knows them by heart, but it still reads them each day, just to keep the connection alive in its mind. Other suitors come, but Making Fun gently rejects them. The villagers shake their heads in sadness; they do not understand the pull of true love. Making Fun pays them no heed. It knows that someday, you will return, and on that day you will embrace, tears in your eyes. No words will be necessary, but Making Fun will still pull you close, and whisper gently into your ear,

"Schadd. It's time to finish your game."