If you've kept an eye on the bug tracker, and more importantly the responses in them, you could probably see mention of "LCD." So what is it, exactly?

No, the LCD I refer to isn't the same as the LCD you might see when talking about monitors. LCD here refers to Local COM [Clan of Marchosis] Development. More to the point, there's LCD-1 and LCD-2 (and tentatively LCD-3).

Local COM Development 1 consists of my computer (sometime referred to as localhost) where most...

Shriden

So over the weekend, my Xbox 360 decided to have a bit of an identity crisis. I know sometimes Microsoft products (well, not to single them out as other companies have their own quirks; for this I am), but this one made me laugh for a moment.


I had popped in my copy of Halo 3, and this is what I got. I'm not completely sure if this was a sign that my console...

Shriden

I seem to have problems with Double EXP weekends, don't I? Well, this time it has to do with the zombie weekend Bungie had.

One thing I had a problem with was with betrayals and booting, partially to what I would perhaps call a bug in Halo 3. There have been times where I've betrayed someone because we were in a crowded area with a ton of zombies, and they got in the way when I pulled the trigger. So what happens? I get booted for an accident. I'll admit there was a few times where...

Shriden

I'll admit I've been quite mute one the subject of 2.1; in fact I don't think I've really dropped many hints about what exactly is coming except that it should prove promising.

For starters, I've been taking a look at the information gathered so far for the Gamercard feature (which I give credit to Chris for creating as I was working on many other things for the initial 2.0 release) to see how to expand upon it since most of the features for 2.1 rely on your Gamertag, and I learned...

Shriden

So I've been playing Grifball this weekend in the Double EXP (if you want to play later, send me a message whenever I'm on), and I've noticed a few things that kind of bug me.

For one, it's people who get annoyed when you betray them. If anyone has played Grifball for a while, you know what I mean; you try not to betray your own teammates, but if you're all clumped together it's kind of hard not to. I'll admit I do accidentally pull the trigger once in a while though but it's rare....

Shriden