So someone with an older system than yours is getting a better game experience.
Just goes to show you, splurging to get the latest and the greatest (i.e. buying what the advertisemens tell you to) isn't always the way to go.
Sorry for Heather Graham fans out there, but as pretty as she is, she never struck me as being a great actress. And as a voice actress, it seems to me that she loses a lot of her appeal.
Christopher Lee, on the other hand, is a legend. And he has a fantastic voice.
Strangely, some games that were fun to play 15-20 years ago are terribly boring nowadays. Who remembers "The Bard's Tale"? Who enjoyed it? And who would loathe to play it today?
I remember wasting months on the first Bard's Tale. Literally. While I liked it, the main reason was that I was stuck -- possibly for more than a year, before I broke down and bought the hint book. (Turned out I had missed a single square inside a dark area.)
At least, by then, my party had leveled up enough to easily beat the monsters within the remaining dungeons.
I have the feeling that/.ers aren't saying they deserved what they got because they were committing a crime, but rather, because they were dumb to get caught.
I have to admit my idea of the perfect Lord Of The Rings movie would be to film almost every scene and with a minimum of adaptation, and almost no changes to the dialog.
It sounds to me like you're less a fan of Tolkien, and more a fan of accuracy. A recreation of every scene in Lord of the Rings? Preposterous!
I was told that while the movie was being promoted and the actors were being interviewed, they were totally clueless or confused by questions about the satirical aspects of Starship Troopers.
And it wasn't because they didn't understand what satire means. It was because, in their mind, they played it totally straight.
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So someone with an older system than yours is getting a better game experience. Just goes to show you, splurging to get the latest and the greatest (i.e. buying what the advertisemens tell you to) isn't always the way to go.
I really don't think that's what the grandparent meant by "register." He meant register as in, pay at the...
Yes, he's obviously not a Pod Person that mindlessly follows trend! Er, I mean, iPod Person.
Getting along with people is actually Charisma, not Wisdom. At least in 3rd Ed D&D.
You're absolutely right! I'm going to download a book on Shareaza RIGHT NOW!
Sorry for Heather Graham fans out there, but as pretty as she is, she never struck me as being a great actress. And as a voice actress, it seems to me that she loses a lot of her appeal.
Christopher Lee, on the other hand, is a legend. And he has a fantastic voice.
How about.... Steamware!
Come on, someone had to say it.
If they got great sales, that sounds like a good argument for the "invicibility" of Square.
Do you mean introduced? I'm pretty sure I've been struck with engine wash in X-Wing Alliance (which came after XvT).
Strangely, some games that were fun to play 15-20 years ago are terribly boring nowadays. Who remembers "The Bard's Tale"? Who enjoyed it? And who would loathe to play it today? I remember wasting months on the first Bard's Tale. Literally. While I liked it, the main reason was that I was stuck -- possibly for more than a year, before I broke down and bought the hint book. (Turned out I had missed a single square inside a dark area.) At least, by then, my party had leveled up enough to easily beat the monsters within the remaining dungeons.
Mind you, the article was about boring games, not bad games. So it wasn't called the worst game ever in the article; just the most boring one.
Actually, didn't Derek Smart threaten legal action against them to prevent them from "developing thier stuff"?
Yes. I've seen it twice as a kid. I was surprised to learn that it's actually an obscure movie, then again it is a Canadian movie. :)
I'll give them this: that was one creepy rabbit.
I could swear that http://www.cinemaclock.com listed Equilibrium as an upcoming movie when it was released. However, now it's gone from the list.
I have the feeling that /.ers aren't saying they deserved what they got because they were committing a crime, but rather, because they were dumb to get caught.
I was told that while the movie was being promoted and the actors were being interviewed, they were totally clueless or confused by questions about the satirical aspects of Starship Troopers. And it wasn't because they didn't understand what satire means. It was because, in their mind, they played it totally straight.
It's full of dust!
Now we have seven days to live! Thanks a lot scientists!