No, I'm not. I'm talking about gore because the summary mentioned it, and because in Half-Life 2's case, it would be directly died to an emphasis on the violence done to an ennemy (if HL2 even had gore.)
Yeah, but the game doesn't emphasize violence in any way and is mostly there to make the player feel like the enemies reacted. The screams aren't overly loud, the only thing that ever gets dismembered are the zombies cut in half (and only if you use a very specific prop in a small portion of the game), and all in all when you compare it to Doom 3, Half-Life 2 is a child's game.
Half-Life 2 is hardly violent. There is a bit of blood and people dieing and that's it. There is no such thing as "Exploding in dismemberment" in that franchise. So they took a low violence game and made it even less violent. Big deal.
Did you miss the part where you have to install everything yourself? I sure didn't. Now you're going to say it's to allow you to do X and Y and Z. This is why I said it's by design.:)
Oh please, let's not go back 10 steps. I've already walked your small brain step by step through it, and you've shown that the only thing you can come up at this point is more of the same insults, or recycled arguments that were debunked.
I shall leave your greater numptiness for good, enjoy staying dumb.
You should probably know that Dell tells you all of the drivers required for your system if you enter your serial number on their website when it asks you for it.
1) I'm talking about what you specifically asked me: "Faster? Do you include the time to search for the fix on the web?". Your greater numptiness appears to be showing again;)
2) A recommendation isn't an order, but then again I'm not expecting much out of you;)
Anyway, at this point you went beyond ridicule and you're no longer making sense, so this is totally pointless. It was fun to walk you through each step of your ill logic, but now there's nothing to chew on. Don't change your nickname!
1) Faster? hahahaha What a numpty. Do you include the time to search for the fix on the web? Numpty.
2) Hahahaha. Numpty. Most people don't install windows.
3) Hahahaha, yes - Your numptiness shines through in a single post.
4) Hahaha, reply again numpty.
1) Yes, I do. "net framework assistant uninstall". First result. But I understand someone like yourself might have trouble with it.
2) Then they live with the choices their OEM made.
3 and 4) Ahaha! Ha! Ha111!! Wait you have nothing to say, never mind. Thought I was right too:) Oh, I almost forgot the required childish addition. Numpty1!1
1) Both can be easily disabled if you so desire. Which makes the common "Omg it saps my perfurmance" argument irrelevant. The uninstall is what makes most people angry, and it's a pain in the ass in for both plugins. So that argument fails too.
2) Actually, that one is entirely wrong. Both downloads are voluntarily (you can disable Windows Updates and perform updates manually, just like you have to download the Java VM manuall). They also both include an unwanted side effect (installation of a firefox plugin grays out the uninstall button).
3) You're the one who made the first assumption, so you truly are one indeed.
4) I do this for my own amusement, at my own free will, thank you.
Point 1: Both are just as stupid, regardless of the difference involved. There's a way to remove it if you really want to disable ClickOnce which affects you in no way, unlike the Quick Start which preloads stuff I don't care about in memory.
Point 2: Yeah, I get it. MS = Different, they're EVUL. Since they're EVUL we can ignore the fact that the add-on takes no resources whatsoever, adds functionality that has been bitched about openly on this very website because it wasn't compatible with Firefox, and claim that it's IM-POS-SI-BUELH! to remove it even though it's a single registry key. Maybe they found a way to remove basic logic and brain functions from the anti-MS "numpties" too.
Point 3: It's fine, at least I don't bath in ignorance and stupidity like you do. Calling people who are smarter than you and proved you wrong numpty must be awesome, I'm sure:) Stick to your name, kid! It's working!
No, I don't. Both are just as bad, you're just so stupid you fail to realize this and decide to call people smarter than you numpty to compensate. Your name suits you well.
But hey, since it's MS, basic logic skills don't apply, right? MS SUCKZoskiasjkda!111!
there's no way to uninstall it from the add-on pane either, similar to the MS add-on.
No, it's not similar to the MS add-on you fucking numpty - there's no way to uninstall the MS addon at all & no way to deselect it during installation.
Hey, you fucking numpty, I wasn't prompt for the java bullshit either. Grow up, jesus.
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Those extra s letters lead to a blacklisted URL.
Aha, nice one.
Which, quite frankly, for the average network, isn't a big deal.
This is Slashdot. Your logic is no good here. LINUX OWNS WINDOWS SUCK![/sarcasm]
I imagine a Beowulf cluster of us hitting him.
died -> tied.
No, I'm not. I'm talking about gore because the summary mentioned it, and because in Half-Life 2's case, it would be directly died to an emphasis on the violence done to an ennemy (if HL2 even had gore.)
Yeah, but the game doesn't emphasize violence in any way and is mostly there to make the player feel like the enemies reacted. The screams aren't overly loud, the only thing that ever gets dismembered are the zombies cut in half (and only if you use a very specific prop in a small portion of the game), and all in all when you compare it to Doom 3, Half-Life 2 is a child's game.
Half-Life 2 is hardly violent. There is a bit of blood and people dieing and that's it. There is no such thing as "Exploding in dismemberment" in that franchise. So they took a low violence game and made it even less violent. Big deal.
Landmines.
*whoosh*
Please tell me you're kidding and you aren't _that_ clueless regarding iBench.
Ehe. 3
Did you miss the part where you have to install everything yourself? I sure didn't. Now you're going to say it's to allow you to do X and Y and Z. This is why I said it's by design. :)
Gentoo is still a pain to install every time, but that's by design :P
Oh please, let's not go back 10 steps. I've already walked your small brain step by step through it, and you've shown that the only thing you can come up at this point is more of the same insults, or recycled arguments that were debunked.
I shall leave your greater numptiness for good, enjoy staying dumb.
You should probably know that Dell tells you all of the drivers required for your system if you enter your serial number on their website when it asks you for it.
1) I'm talking about what you specifically asked me: "Faster? Do you include the time to search for the fix on the web?". Your greater numptiness appears to be showing again ;)
;)
2) A recommendation isn't an order, but then again I'm not expecting much out of you
Anyway, at this point you went beyond ridicule and you're no longer making sense, so this is totally pointless. It was fun to walk you through each step of your ill logic, but now there's nothing to chew on. Don't change your nickname!
1) Faster? hahahaha What a numpty. Do you include the time to search for the fix on the web? Numpty.
2) Hahahaha. Numpty. Most people don't install windows.
3) Hahahaha, yes - Your numptiness shines through in a single post.
4) Hahaha, reply again numpty.
1) Yes, I do. "net framework assistant uninstall". First result. But I understand someone like yourself might have trouble with it.
:) Oh, I almost forgot the required childish addition. Numpty1!1
2) Then they live with the choices their OEM made.
3 and 4) Ahaha! Ha! Ha111!! Wait you have nothing to say, never mind. Thought I was right too
1) I went over that. Read again. Both are annoying. Given how badly the Add/Remove controls is written, I'd argue the registry fix is faster.
2) Actually, both were opt in for me, I don't know what you're talking about. It asks you to pick either choices in the Windows install.
3) Which you both can't easily judge through a few forum posts. So you're still wrong, sorry.
4) Not really. I get a kick out of reading all the idiocies one can come up with to bash a company over another.
1) Both can be easily disabled if you so desire. Which makes the common "Omg it saps my perfurmance" argument irrelevant. The uninstall is what makes most people angry, and it's a pain in the ass in for both plugins. So that argument fails too.
2) Actually, that one is entirely wrong. Both downloads are voluntarily (you can disable Windows Updates and perform updates manually, just like you have to download the Java VM manuall). They also both include an unwanted side effect (installation of a firefox plugin grays out the uninstall button).
3) You're the one who made the first assumption, so you truly are one indeed.
4) I do this for my own amusement, at my own free will, thank you.
Point 1: Both are just as stupid, regardless of the difference involved. There's a way to remove it if you really want to disable ClickOnce which affects you in no way, unlike the Quick Start which preloads stuff I don't care about in memory.
:) Stick to your name, kid! It's working!
Point 2: Yeah, I get it. MS = Different, they're EVUL. Since they're EVUL we can ignore the fact that the add-on takes no resources whatsoever, adds functionality that has been bitched about openly on this very website because it wasn't compatible with Firefox, and claim that it's IM-POS-SI-BUELH! to remove it even though it's a single registry key. Maybe they found a way to remove basic logic and brain functions from the anti-MS "numpties" too.
Point 3: It's fine, at least I don't bath in ignorance and stupidity like you do. Calling people who are smarter than you and proved you wrong numpty must be awesome, I'm sure
No, I don't. Both are just as bad, you're just so stupid you fail to realize this and decide to call people smarter than you numpty to compensate. Your name suits you well.
But hey, since it's MS, basic logic skills don't apply, right? MS SUCKZoskiasjkda!111!
Oh and congratulations, you're no better than the average anti-MS obsessed basher.
Oh dear, Java does the exact same thing!
Fresh VM, latest version of firefox, latest version of Java. Numpty.
there's no way to uninstall it from the add-on pane either, similar to the MS add-on.
No, it's not similar to the MS add-on you fucking numpty - there's no way to uninstall the MS addon at all & no way to deselect it during installation.
Hey, you fucking numpty, I wasn't prompt for the java bullshit either. Grow up, jesus.