“many moons ago, when the sun was low in the sky…”

We call eastern coast time AEST

Well sort of. They are mostly constellations as seen from Earth

Just in case you were thinking about “Cold Lazarus” with the yellow sand, that was actually all practical. It was filmed in the sulphur piles in the Vancouver bay docks.

Have you seen the film Dark Star? Bomb number 20 gets stuck in the release bay with the detonation countdown still running, so they have to spacewalk out and convince the AI not to explode.

To be fair, milk at the back of the store is better to keep the milk cold from getting out of the truck and into the fridge.

I hope the second part comes with an overhaul of the first, but I doubt it. It’s actually not far off from being an ok game that’s worth paying for.

It’s definitely a shame. The fact that they are essentially making a genre clone (Commandos/Desperados/Shadow Tactics) meant that they had so many successful examples to pull from. It really just feels unfinished, but I guess they were against the wall and needed to release something to keep the accountants happy.

The upsetting thing is that this and every other failure to make a Stargate game just makes it that much more unlikely for a good one to be made. The fan game Stargate Network was shaping up to be really good, but at the time that Timekeepers began MGM sent them a cease and desist. This game essentially killed a much better game that was in development.

It’s a shame. So much potential, rarely utilised.

Has anyone else here play Timekeepers? Did you experience any problems like I did? What were your thoughts?

Well, yes and no.

The cartouche was a formal record hall, just like we see in real ancient Egypt. This is decal work, and I believe we have never seen the Stargate glyphs used as bling before.

Stargate has a huge potential for a video game, but they always seem to fail.

I haven’t seen .hack yet, but it’s on my list.

Paprika. I haven’t used anything else aside from having a folder of word documents.

Paprika allows you to copy/paste the URL of a recipe and it will download only the recipe. No more scrolling through a blog and a dozen ads looking for what you want. You can then create categories and tag recipes for any combination of categories.

It also has extra functions like meal planners, pantry inventory, and shopping list generators based on the meal plan and pantry, but I don’t use those.

It syncs between devices. The only real downside is you must purchase per platform type. If you bought the windows licence and you want it on your phone you must separately purchase the Android licence.

How do you do this?

But you can only mistake it as a custom object of you understand how coding works. I’m not saying an understanding will prevent you from being wrong, I’m saying having critical thinking will not reach the answer if you don’t have an understanding.

If you didn’t know the answer, it’s a critical thinking exercise? Not at all.

Answering this question relies completely on understanding programming. A correct answer cannot be reached without an understanding of programming.

This doesn’t rely on critical thinking. It just relies on understanding what “.length” does, which would’ve been previously covered in the lessons.

How does your music server work?

I got it on gog because I think this game might fall into the same situation the other attempts at Stargate video games did: there will be an IP dispute and it will be removed from sale, and development stopped. GOG gives out a drm-free copy that you can keep.

I’m not convinced the second half will be released this April, if at all. It’s clear that they needed to start sales to afford the costs of finishing the delayed product. The interesting situation they have found themselves in is that they’ve already charged for the full product, so if they don’t deliver they are liable for refunds, perhaps.

My opinion: if you’re a die hard fan, give it a go, but don’t expect it to match the lore of the show, and don’t expect it to be a fun game. It feels like something that started as a star wars game that had to change to a Stargate game mid production, and all the details are awkwardly crammed into gaps where they don’t belong.

It’s not a great game.

I consider myself a huge fan of SG, so I’m an edge case of a customer who would try it regardless of quality. I’m also a huge fan of Commandos games, I’ve played all of the classic run, plus fan mods that add extremely hard levels.

Stargate Timekeepers, being a mix of these two things, should be great for me. Unfortunately, the level design is bad, the lore accuracy is bad, the game is full of glitches, it was delayed over a year and they’ve only released half of the game, and it’s generally an unpolished not-that-fun game. I feel I’m getting more out of it than most, and even I am a bit disappointed. You are not really led into situations to utilize the characters’ special abilities, instead the character just start saying “Hey team-mate, you’ve been using that move a lot. Why don’t you try something else?”. But you don’t need to try something else. You can just punch and bind most of the enemies. So many of them are just facing the wall with no other enemy guarding them.

Then, ‘Timekeepers’? I’m half way through (level 7) the first half, and there has been no reference to the title of Timekeepers. I assumed the premise of the game would involve time travel, and yet I’m many hours in and not a single clue that hints it.

Not great at all.