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1. The @canteenatthemac Gears Up For Mac Download

Now Free on Steam early access Feel the adrenaline as you control your unique tank in multiplayer arcade action! Build your ultimate war machine from over a million different combinations. Now, will you go for the rumbling caterpillar tracks or the crawling spider legs?

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Try it Free now on Steam. A machine gun wielding, wall-climbing spider tank? Gear Up is an indie multiplayer game developed by a team of five. The game is about building your customized tank and battling online opponents in deathmatch, team deathmatch and conquest. Crawl the arena in devious spider legs, escape with your trusty jetpack or serve your opponents a healthy dose of proximity mines! Play Gear Up now on early access, we expect to release the full game on PC, Mac and Linux later in the summer of 2014.

As a very small independent team we gladly involve you in the development process. Join the steam community and help us with your ideas on how to improve the game and make it even more fun! To get latest news and updates follow us on. Master the art of propulsion – Will you go for the rumbling caterpillar tracks, swoop across the arena using wind turbines or let loose the smell of burning rubber with go-kart tires?. Adapt your arsenal of weaponry – Do you prefer the cold steel of the minigun or the heartwarming sensation of the flamethrower? Will you fall for the old world charm of a thundering bronze cannon or does the electric zapping of the tesla generator tickle your mind?. Wage war your way – Regardless if you deploy the body of a Russian submarine, blend into the background with stealth generators or love giving your opponents the dry taste of gunpowder with a barrage of missiles - the choice is yours to make.

Features. Battle up to 16 players online. Play Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch and Conquest. Massive customization with over one million different combinations of parts. Arcade physics simulation.

Leaderboards and achievements. Built on in-house game engine 'Traktor'. Game Editor will be release Try Gear Up Free on early access! WHAT'S NEW We're finally back with another update! The three main things to tell your neighbors about in this update are:.

Deferred rendering improving the GPU performance. Even more work on the net code. Improved navigation in menus and more polished panels. OTHER CHANGES Here follows a long list of other changes that we've made:. Disabled lowpass and echo filters for audio.

Replicator now only sync time with primary peer. Game scoring accumulation is only performed once every second. Fix to state replication issues. Primary peer is now responsible for camp balance. Fixed script crash when trying to award “Death to Deserter” achievement.

Optimized tank extrapolation method. Disabling time synchronization after time variance has reached acceptable levels. Time synchronization forced if drifted too far, continuous sync only in lobby. Re-activated old extrapolation path – using explicit extrapolation instead of physics integration (should be cheaper on the CPU). Able to set a lower max player limit.

A lot of optimizations in replicator and P2P, less memory allocations and reduced number of API calls. P2P topology now only scans first and second order routes. Fixed overlapping and misaligned issues in UI at half size. Fixed missing minimap in SP, and centered it. Fixed lobby user list UI glitches. Partially hidden panels in the tank customizer now flashes to attract attention. Various script optimizations.

Steam integration optimizations, no longer polling lobby users, instead update local list in callbacks. Fixed a lot of shaders to use the proper output. Fixed full garbage container collision.

Fixed arena monitor collision. Added dead plants to Oasis. Significantly slowed down the preview camera that's circling the map. Removed hours from match time, showing only minutes and seconds.

Vintage Jets asset change. Reduced size of cloud textures in skypsheres.

Added material to Vintage Jets hover. Reduced sound gain on some engines. Fixed flickering gokart textures. New Gear Up coin icon. Now also hides coin icon when no part is selected in the part store. Replaced XP with Rank on top of progression meter.

Now shows green symbol on owned parts in part store, and a red number to indicate sell price. Changed the colors for difference when changing mass in the customizer. Lowering mass now shows green and adding as red. Various work on textures. Added sounds for victory and defeat when a Conquest or TDM match ends. Removed hit ground sounds for spiders (constantly being triggered).

Added correct caption to the Replayer panel. Tank name is correctly truncated. Added one more LOD for containers to lower aliasing issues. A lot of small changes to weapon and auxiliary effects. Added loadout change panel to Conquest spawn screen.

New minimap looks. Tweaked minimap symbols and added legend to spawn picker. Fixed misaligned symbols. Pressing Play now brings the player straight to the lobby list – removing one step.

Pressing Back from own lobby now leads to lobby list instead of Create new game. Make sure we stop refreshing lobby list when creating a new game. Issue lobby query directly when entering lobby browser panel. Optimized pickup checking code a bit. Work on Create Game screen and localization. Minimap team mates now always seen. Show team mates on bigmap properly.

Menu, menu sounds and localization tweaks. Players (both teams) now seen on the Conquest spawn map. Adjusted minimap pulse visibility. Cleaned up input mapping. Added military rank style badges. Merged all events controlling camps into a new class, should resolve synchronization issues.

Fixed elevation projectiles (saw blade) that wasn't issuing any damage. Improved impulse direction calculation of projectiles. Work on lobby symbols and items. Fixed bug where AI bots didn't attack players in water. Fixed bot position on big map. Changes to improve heightfields in various ways.

Conquest bar changes to a darker color when team isn't getting any capture score. Conquest bar flashes when the team is 25% from winning the round. Ammo symbols flash when replenished. New crosshair and screen center symbols. New thumbnails and loading screens. Friends show a green symbol when invitation sent.

Fix to cap player positions to map limits on the various UI maps. Replaced “Confirm” with “Start” in the lobby. Fix to team coloring of meshes surrounding camps.

Fixed lobby issues where lobbies could enter limbo when created. Moved the lobby search spinner to the center and removing it when the lobby search is finished. Now shows if a joined lobby is private or public. Fixed offset error in heightfield methods, causing misaligned ray queries in physics.

Fixed incorrect camp states replicated when a ghost connects. Now both red and blue conquest tower rings count from down and up. Made neutral team color darker to match neutral tower counter color. Toned down the repair effect and corrected longevity. Fixed issues with specular in deferred renderer. Disable specular when tank is either stealthed or in near camera mode. Fixed skysphere direction on Oasis and Valley.

Fix for store camera. Fix for part prices not going back from red to yellow. Neutral tank parts now matches the dark grey neutral camp color. Fixed dps stat when multiple main weapons are attached.

Gear Up is free to play on steam.

On Wednesday, February 27, Mac students will join communities around the Twin Cities to advocate for better banking practices. The day’s events are part of a Cities-wide Week of Action campaign organized by Minnesotans for a Fair Economy, but the Macalester campaign focuses specifically on the college’s relationship with Wells Fargo. The activities on campus reflect ongoing negotiations between the bank and Kick Wall Street Off Campus (KWOC), a coalition of student organizations organizing around the issue. On Tuesday, February 26, representatives from KWOC will meet with officials at the bank to discuss their demands for more ethical banking practices.

The demands were formally issued on February 14 as part of KWOC’s Valentine’s Day event, and they include a request that the bank adopt principal reduction strategies for homeowners currently underwater on their mortgages. If the talks go well, Wednesday’s events will be a celebration. However, if KWOC’s demands aren’t met the day will feature a march to the Wells Fargo branch on Grand Avenue. There, participating students, staff and faculty will close their accounts with the bank and transfer their money to other institutions. These events will be followed by a rally on Bateman Plaza, and KWOC will encourage the school to seek out a more responsive bank to partner with.

On Wednesday afternoon, the Week of Action events will move into the cities. Demonstrators from Macalester and citywide communities and organizations will lobby at the capitol for a bill that addresses the foreclosure crisis. There will also be a rally at the foreclosed home of Gayle Lindsey in South Minneapolis and a march to the Wells Fargo Home Mortgage Headquarters. These events unite Occupy Homes Minnesota, Minnesota Neighborhoods Organizing for Change, MPIRG and other economic and social justice organizations. “The Week of Action is a turning point, where all groups stop what they’re doing individually and come together for big actions to pressure banks,” said Rebecca Hornstein ‘13, an active member of KWOC and an organizer of Wednesday’s events, “Oftentimes, we feel really powerless, but when we come together we have collective power to change things.” Besides targeting issues of foreclosure, wealth inequality and banking practices, the Week of Action will highlight the local Service Employees International Union’s (SEIU 26) current contract negotiations. The union, which represents over 6,000 local janitors and security workers, has approved a strike if the contract companies they work for fail to meet demands for higher wages.

Wells Fargo Center, Target Corp., Medtronic, the U.S. Plaza, and Macalester are among the organizations who work with these contract companies to hire some of their security officers. If negotiations fail, the workers are prepared to strike starting on Sunday.

“Macalester treats workers really well, so if there was a strike, they wouldn’t be striking against the school,” said Hornstein, “Their company, on the other hand, has not been negotiating in good faith and has used lots of intimidation tactics to keep workers from fair wages and working conditions.” “We aren’t in this fight alone and no one else should feel that way either,” said Luke Mielke, a member of MPIRG’s economic justice task force and KWOC organizer. “If you’re a student crushed under debt, a homeowner dragged from your house or a worker denied a living wage, or any other oppressed group, we’re willing to stand up and fight back alongside you.” According to Mielke, KWOC hopes to have 100 Macalester students participate in the rally and in other Week of Action activities. Several events have been created on Facebook and the organization is currently working on advertising. “We haven’t had our big publicity push yet, so I think not a ton of people are aware of what’s going on,” said Sarah Knispel ’15, a member of MPIRG and a KWOC organizer. “I think very few people know that the homes and banks day is part of a much larger Week of Action, but we are working to amend all that.” Though Macalester KWOC organizers are optimistic about the impact of the events, they recognize the importance of widespread participation and visibility. “We talk a lot in our classes and amongst ourselves about these issues and we feel like we have no power, but when people take action together it shows we don’t have to just talk,” said Hornstein.

“As students we have a lot of power.” “I often get overwhelmed by the scales and complexities of domination in our lives, but there are a lot of tangible changes we can make right now that will reduce suffering and dispossession,” said Maya Pisel ’13, a KWOC organizer. “This is one of them. It’s not everything, but it’s a lot.”.