As I'm sure some of you noticed, today the internet is protesting the SOPA and Protect-IP acts currently going through Congress and Senate.
For those of you in the US, I suggest you contact your representatives and let them know of your displeasure. You can find their contact information by visiting Wikipedia.org and searching for anything. After you type in your zipcode Wikipedia will give you links to their web sites.
Hi folks! Lost Company is moving the site and forums by end of january 2012. There will be a new owner, new domain and maybe a new design and content. But no fear! The mission is the same: Supporting the AC2 fanbase with a home for discussion and news! More about the move in a few days...
Oplock released some new AC2 video. Shows new interaction on inventory and picking up objects. Hope we will see the heroes wearing armor and weapons soon!
So this post is a little different than normal. This post (original working title was "Get to know your Local(ish) Devs") is mostly a plug for someone else that most of our team (and presumably Oplock's team) has great respect for, Eric Heimburg.
Who the hell is Eric Heimburg you might be asking yourself. A few of you may recognize his name... a few more of you may recognize is former call sign: Citan.
This article just popped up on Ars Technica, the creator of the C programming language and co-creator of Unix passed away. Since pretty much everything we use on a computer anywhere has it's history in C, I figured this was worth putting on the front page as a memorial.
Read the full thing (though still rather short) here:
