Nothing important here, just figured it might be amusing:
As a bit of an experiment, I used my missionkit mission reader/writer to load a popular single player mission into the JUNG graphing program. What you see here is a dot per MCU, with the Mission_Begin being pink, the first timer being yellow, it's Targets&Objects red. The gray value for each dot it the 'complexity' (how many outputs) of each MCU.

What are you smoking Pakfront?

Things a little slow at Crissy Field today?

Nice pakfront, it's a neural network of sorts. Ignore the rabble mate

Ming

Hey, that's the same mission I made this weekend ....... what the .... ! LOL.

WOW!

Very cool.

I must confess I thought it was the neural mapping of the thought process involved when a woman is asked "how do you feel?" with the yellow dot representing the actual question. The response generated would be "why, is something wrong?"

For a man it would be just two dots, the second being "Horny."

the thought process involved when a woman is asked "how do you feel?"

No it's my neural network when asked "How do I look in this new dress? Be completely honest"

The yellow dot is the fear condensing just north of Broca's area

Ming

Huh, sounds like you guys are more dynamic campaign types. In these cases I go static/predetermined. I have two preprogrammed responses: 'fine' and 'great'. Doesn't make for very exciting missions, but it does get me home every time.

dynamic campaign types

Perhaps but only if shoe shops aren't the main objective

Ming

The slightly grey dot in the upper left hand corner is wrong. Otherwise everything else looks "spot on".

Ouch

Ming