I agree with this. Kids should be given some freedoms within the classroom environment to be themselves and all that shit, but in this situation the teacher should have the authority to take the little brats phone and throw it out the window.
Removing an object from the possession of its owner without the owners permission isn't stealing anymore? Doesn't really seem like an analogy worthy of an insightful rating:P
I don't think WoW will be truely dethroned until a company actually manages to create a system of progression that isn't just more questing.
Just hoping its not another godforsaken fantasy setting:(
It would advantageous if those hunters were able to remember where to locate and how to sharpen sticks.
Even better, they could combine rock and stick to form more complex tools.
Clearly running the same battlegrounds from 11-80 is far superior:P
I would rather tattoo my retinas to say Cock and Balls respectively than run another godforsaken AV.
And I didn't even get the privilege of that kick in the pants until three years ago!
Just to nitpick, the first two complaints you mention are things that happens in WoW to this day. Though not as frequently. Suprise, they don't happen nearly as often in WAR now either. I will concede that pet pathing was atleast six kinds of insane though.
As for a perceived lack of variety, I don't understand what you're trying to say. Questing sucks fairly equally in both in my opinion, but the fact that you could choose to level by traditional grinding/groups(PQs, Kill Collectors,ect), through questing(zzz), or through PVP gives WAR the edge in that respect atleast.
Speaking of PVP, in the years WoW has been we've been given what? Five BGs? Arenas? lol.
Looking into purchases is pretty much common sense, and taking an active interest in controling the videogames your children are exposed to is in my opinion good parenting. I'm not trying to trash you but wouldn't a rating system which allowed for more verbose explanations of content be more reasonable than expecting the world to hide all the big scary things from you?
I definately agree with what you're saying. I will pay extra to support a store I trust, if possible.
That said, BBB membership means about as making sure workers all have their cooties immunizations.
That was exactly the mentality in my computer lab classes throughout highschool just a few years ago.
They tried to block our common chatrooms, so we would edit the names of files on the drive to talk back and forth.
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What that kid needs is a collar, not a teacher.
I agree with this. Kids should be given some freedoms within the classroom environment to be themselves and all that shit, but in this situation the teacher should have the authority to take the little brats phone and throw it out the window.
Not our problem. Solution is to make good use of international waters.
I support this like I support putting police bullets into gang members. Excellent use of tax dollars, but problematic to ensure power is not abused.
Removing an object from the possession of its owner without the owners permission isn't stealing anymore? Doesn't really seem like an analogy worthy of an insightful rating :P
Don't forget making sure to leave all doors and windows open at the same time.
This sums up my thoughts perfectly. I may not agree with everything Microsoft has done, but this complaint seems frivolous :P
I don't think WoW will be truely dethroned until a company actually manages to create a system of progression that isn't just more questing. Just hoping its not another godforsaken fantasy setting :(
It would advantageous if those hunters were able to remember where to locate and how to sharpen sticks. Even better, they could combine rock and stick to form more complex tools.
Hope you're near a dairy farm? :o
Until they realize it means it's not going to STAY that big :P
Would I be out of line to complain about how slow copy/move/rename functions are, then?
And you'd expect a University to have sprung for the health and power stations.
Clearly running the same battlegrounds from 11-80 is far superior :P
I would rather tattoo my retinas to say Cock and Balls respectively than run another godforsaken AV.
And I didn't even get the privilege of that kick in the pants until three years ago!
Just to nitpick, the first two complaints you mention are things that happens in WoW to this day. Though not as frequently. Suprise, they don't happen nearly as often in WAR now either. I will concede that pet pathing was atleast six kinds of insane though. As for a perceived lack of variety, I don't understand what you're trying to say. Questing sucks fairly equally in both in my opinion, but the fact that you could choose to level by traditional grinding/groups(PQs, Kill Collectors,ect), through questing(zzz), or through PVP gives WAR the edge in that respect atleast. Speaking of PVP, in the years WoW has been we've been given what? Five BGs? Arenas? lol.
If mugged by a group of cosplayers I would feel nothing but shame.
His survival depends on his ability to fashion a phaser from soap on a rope. I don't think Big Henry will be impressed, though.
Looking into purchases is pretty much common sense, and taking an active interest in controling the videogames your children are exposed to is in my opinion good parenting. I'm not trying to trash you but wouldn't a rating system which allowed for more verbose explanations of content be more reasonable than expecting the world to hide all the big scary things from you?
I think they were talking about games people are willing to pay for.
So... should they have released TR as a mobile app?
This man speaks the Gospel of Truth.
You might be young enough for that to be... Harvest Moon?
I definately agree with what you're saying. I will pay extra to support a store I trust, if possible. That said, BBB membership means about as making sure workers all have their cooties immunizations.
That was exactly the mentality in my computer lab classes throughout highschool just a few years ago. They tried to block our common chatrooms, so we would edit the names of files on the drive to talk back and forth.