Your opinion is to me irrelevant, as I thoroughly enjoyed both the first and the second one, and would like to see a third one.
It's a game I and friends repeatedly return to when we get tired of everything else. We've played some 70 different campaigns, and even on a bad day we enjoy it. Screw scavenge, versus and similar modes. Coop is where it's all at.
I live in a heavily trafficated area of our capital. It would benefit me and my environment if more cars were electrical. Less local emissions to air, and a lot less noise. It would surely help with the asthma cases in the area too.
So even if the climate and the environment as a whole won't be beneficially affected, it sure would help in heavily polluted city environments.
I see I forgot to mention those ranges are what you should consider dangerous. You would barely be able get a grouping the size of a barn from those ranges.
In myself, being a gamer, I know that I usually surpass my none-gaming friends in two areas: Reaction time, and spatial awareness. These we've even tested under atleast close to scientific circumstances. We have a museum here in Oslo called "Norsk Teknisk Museum" (Norwegian technical museum). They have an interactive exhibition providing, amongst other things, reaction tests and similar. What it showed is that the 3 of us playing a lot of games had way faster reaction times than the average.
Those does not take into account the "extreme maximum" range, but rather the common range for those shots. Even altitude can have a huge impact on range. With No. 7 1/2, which is commonly used for trap shooting, one should have a safety range of 300 yards.
That is provided they use shots, and not slugs. Slugs have good accuracy to 70-80 yards, and are lethal at several times that distance.
I actually prefer keyboard, although all combos are tried. I am more precise on keyboard, than I ever were on controllers, and I've had a few. Might have something to do with me having used one for 30 years of PC gaming. Still have ps3 and xbox360, but they are little more than dust collectors.
But biggest WIN on PC gaming is Track IR. Until Oculus Rift is out, it is the supreme POV sensor. Simulators, racing games etc. will not be the same without! The shear amount of peripherals are staggering, but Track IR is one of those little known, and nearly forgotten devices that raise the bar.
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So, did this happen before or after the trolls?
If Murphy had used a smart gun, he wouldn't have been shot with his own gun.
On the other hand, he then wouldn't have become Robocop neither.
Your opinion is to me irrelevant, as I thoroughly enjoyed both the first and the second one, and would like to see a third one.
It's a game I and friends repeatedly return to when we get tired of everything else. We've played some 70 different campaigns, and even on a bad day we enjoy it. Screw scavenge, versus and similar modes. Coop is where it's all at.
I guess I'll steal this and post where slightly relevant.
Doesn't matter.
But where's L4D3?
Something something about NSA keeping tabs on your luggage for you.
From your choice in hats, I am guessing you are in the market for butt ugly, so how's this for ugly?
http://www.baldron.eu/radiation/skjerming-emf/klaer/baldron-hat-for-woman-wool-b-damelue.html
No worries, they also carry vests and similar:
http://www.baldron.eu/radiation/skjerming-emf/klaer/baldron-designer-vest-in-peat-for-men-b-torv-vest.html
Or are you more of a premium nut case? Then this might be for you:
http://www.baldron.eu/radiation/skjerming-emf/klaer/headnet-veil-of-translucent-silver-fabric-st-headnet.html
You'll have to craft them yourself.
It's either that, or buy them here: http://www.eforchina.com/view/127946/Fashionable-Outdoor-Anti-radiation-Hat-for-Blocking-UV--Mosquito--Grey-.htm
Organic: As in partially assembled by human worker droids.
Sosialistic: Because made in China.
Well, I guess they've taken water over their heads then.
Bless the sea, and get baptized every time the flood comes.
I love Key West! It's the only place in the entire US I feel entirely at home.
newfag anon calling oldfag out... lol
In all truthiness, what's socialists got to do with tinfoil hats? It's the right wing teabaggers that wears tinfoil hats.
Socialists wear organic copper threaded wool hats.
I live in a heavily trafficated area of our capital. It would benefit me and my environment if more cars were electrical. Less local emissions to air, and a lot less noise. It would surely help with the asthma cases in the area too.
So even if the climate and the environment as a whole won't be beneficially affected, it sure would help in heavily polluted city environments.
There's an Irrelephant in the room.
Those reactions are not directly transferable to body mechanics =)
I see I forgot to mention those ranges are what you should consider dangerous. You would barely be able get a grouping the size of a barn from those ranges.
Gamers don't cause bad drivers. GPU manufacturers cause bad drivers.
Without good drivers they'll crash.
We are talking 'bout the same thing, right?
I just rush through the crowd, pushing everyone aside, Ezio style.
I am willing to bet that years of gaming will physically change the brain, to a degree that it will not quickly subside afterwards. Not unlike the cab drivers of London learning "The Knowledge". It has been proven that the hippocampus area of their brains actually grows to a much larger size than the average population. http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/notrocketscience/2011/12/08/acquiring-the-knowledge-changes-the-brains-of-london-cab-drivers/
In myself, being a gamer, I know that I usually surpass my none-gaming friends in two areas: Reaction time, and spatial awareness. These we've even tested under atleast close to scientific circumstances. We have a museum here in Oslo called "Norsk Teknisk Museum" (Norwegian technical museum). They have an interactive exhibition providing, amongst other things, reaction tests and similar. What it showed is that the 3 of us playing a lot of games had way faster reaction times than the average.
Depends on ammo type, but here's a little table:
No. 2 - 330 yards
No. 4 - 286 yards
No. 6 - 242 yards
No. 7 1/2- 209 yards
No. 8 - 198 yards
Those does not take into account the "extreme maximum" range, but rather the common range for those shots. Even altitude can have a huge impact on range.
With No. 7 1/2, which is commonly used for trap shooting, one should have a safety range of 300 yards.
That is provided they use shots, and not slugs. Slugs have good accuracy to 70-80 yards, and are lethal at several times that distance.
A wall is only a hindrance if you haven't got the proper tools ;)
I do my own cabling as need arises.
Can I run SETI@home or similar on those virtual consoles? If not, they're not "mine".
Laptops are for peasant gamers. Farmville peasants and such.
Use Steam "Big Picture" mode. From a proper gaming rig.
Or haven't you figured that the PC is capable of connecting to TVs these days? =)
Besides, my TV doesn't support a resolution of 2560x1440.
That's just bad planning.
I actually prefer keyboard, although all combos are tried. I am more precise on keyboard, than I ever were on controllers, and I've had a few. Might have something to do with me having used one for 30 years of PC gaming. Still have ps3 and xbox360, but they are little more than dust collectors.
But biggest WIN on PC gaming is Track IR. Until Oculus Rift is out, it is the supreme POV sensor. Simulators, racing games etc. will not be the same without! The shear amount of peripherals are staggering, but Track IR is one of those little known, and nearly forgotten devices that raise the bar.