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Developer Blog: Frozen Synapse’s Singleplayer

Tue, 31 Aug 2010 19:40:03 +0000

We’ve just started work on the single player campaign mode for Frozen Synapse. Although the core of the gameplay is about two players trying to outwit each other, we’ve known from the outset just how important single player is for a strategy game.
A lot of strategy fans have an aversion to multiplayer; they like the [...]

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Current Obsession: The Celine Boston Tote

Mon, 16 Aug 2010 16:20:05 +0000

Have you ever seen a bag in person, talked yourself out of buying it and then obsessed over it for months on end afterward, at which point it has become sold out and you can no longer get it? That’s the tragic story of me and the Celine Boston Tote.

I thought I had successfully put the bag out of my mind, but after seeing Leighton Meester carry hers two weeks ago and Tommy Ton’s great photos of Celine bags on Jak & Jil Blog (from whence the above picture came), my obsession is back to full power and it shows no signs of abating.

The bag is just…perfect. Oversized and attention-getting without being overworked or over-designed, classic but modern, graphic in its details but simple in shape. I’ve yet to see a color combination that I wouldn’t be proud to add to my closet, but the bicolor blue version in this photo has my heart the most. I don’t even like blue bags. How did Phoebe Philo manage to make me like blue?

My love for this bag defies both logic and budget, but the more I look at women carrying the Celine Boston Tote, the more I want to join their ranks. Depending on color combinations, the bag ranges from around $1800-$2500, and it’s sold out virtually everywhere. For more lovely pictures of women who are lucky enough to already have one, visit Jak & Jill Blog.

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Developer Blog: Making the AI Work

Wed, 11 Aug 2010 17:40:03 +0000

This week I’ll hand over to Frozen Synapse’s Lead Designer, Ian Hardingham, who has just had a breakthrough with creating Frozen Synapse’s pathfinding engine… – Paul Taylor
I’m pleased with myself today.
The pathfinding in FS has always been atrocious – experienced players pretty much have to use shift all the time to bypass it. It’s [...]

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