General Discussion Thread of DOOM

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I can't sleep again, so here I am. Nights run into days. Darkness blankets me in the sweet solitude that I desire. Although I do miss the light of the sun, enjoying the times I do see it, I am content with this existence, living on the fringes of society.

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Oh and Konami is pretty dead.

http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1046059
 
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Fallout 4 will most likely be a surprise to us when it is announced, plot wise I mean, with a teaser that might be enough to garner our interest and let us down all at once, however I think they might actually pull something off that feels different enough to be interesting in some way or the other. Surely they won't rehash BoS and Enclave shit...right?
 
I guess the hero will somehow get a chance to shout people to death. Maybe trough radiation or some other form of mutation. The radiation language, a powerfull voice making the player the chosen one.
 
It's obviously gonna be a special version of the Glowing one's radiation wave, the hero will drink some FEV and become a Dupper Mutant so he can shoot radiation waves like the Glowing one, and he will be able to learn new powers by collecting 50's songs and absorbing Mini fatmans.
 
My physics knowledge is long dead n' buried - but to paraprase someone in the comments, isn't this more in the line of new discoveries in solid matter, rather than a whole new state of matter?

Uh... @Hassknecht ?
 
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It's basically another quantum mechanical phase transition, like the "normal" superconductor or the quantum Hall effect (and its various incarnations).
Not really like the solid/liquid transition, at least not for the nuclei. It is a similar transition for the electrons, though.
It's really interesting because superconduction (at least at high temperatures) isn't really well understood. Finding more phase transitions with odd materials can give a lot of insight to the quantum mechanics behind superconduction.
 
So, if I'm understanding you properly, you're saying that the nuclei of atoms which compose this matter are left the same, while the only present interaction is among electrons and it is...super-awesome interaction? So that the matter looks like solid state, but its "intra-atomic" properties are completely unlike solid matter?
 
Yes. In physics, phase transitions are not necessarily as severe as liquid -> gaseous or something like that.
Any change of property can be seen as a phase change, like superconductor -> normal conductor, or ferromagnetic -> paramagnetic.
That Jahn-Teller-metal in the article does involve some movement of the molecules, though. The article is a bit thin on details, though, and I'm very hung over, so I don't exactly understand it anyway.
 
What happened with PES? AFAIK, it's the best football simulation out there. Is Konami dropping that one too?

Aside from that, I only associate Konami with Yu-Gi-Oh! Dunno any other stuff that they are actively producing.
 
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