I was sort of surprised to see so many Radeon 9800s myself... of course, I was more suprised at the number of GeForce4 MXs (-_-;)
Seriously though, I hope most of these people play stuff other than HL and its mods... I was getting 90 fps using a Voodoo2 for HL..
People don't turn them on to avoid a ticket... its to make the car more visible, especially at night.
Now, if they're actually up to the curb and have them on, then they're just dumb.
Never dropped an SNES off a second story balcony then.. have you? How about spilling a can of soda on a classic Gameboy? Controller lost in the snow?
They all still work.:p
Helmet: Lone Star, I am your father's cousin's brother's former roommate.
Lone Star: So what does that make us?
Helmet: Nothing, which is what you are about to become.
This is a big matter of opinion... I, and many people I know prefer the Gamecube controller. I mean, come on, the analog stick is used so much, why is it still located in that weird spot, instead of in place of the D-pad?
Hm.. I've had it since Thursday.
Visually, its very nice.
And for the record, Greedo's shot is off a frame or two earlier than Han... though Han fires twice.
I played this a bit back... maybe 8 months ago... anyone know if they fixed the problem with landspeeders flipping wildly if they went airborune? Did anyone else even HAVE that problem?
Its hard to explain, but I'll take a shot.
The movie's core theme was about what makes us human. Motoko and Batou were both cyborgs (meaning that the only biological part left was the brain), Togusa was fully human (may have had data jacks though, been a while), most of the rest of Section 9 were cyborgs (though not to the degree of Motoko and Batou), and the Puppetmaster was a computer program. All were fully sentient, so the question remains, what makes one human? Togusa was the only fully alive in a biological sense... but Motoko sure looked human enough. So, if instead, human is defined as having a human form, then we have Motoko and Batou. However, this then would include androids (dolls in GitS2)... and was the Puppetmaster not sentient? If he (she, it?) was sentient... should it be counted as alive despite lacking a biological body?
Basically, where does Human end, and Human-replica begin?
I hope that didn't just end up being more confusing...
And very easy to miss. IIRC, he was in a coffin in a room that was locked when you first see it, and you had to return at a later time.
At least with Yuffie you had a good chance of finding her if you just ran around levelling in forests for a while...
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That's wonderful... until their creator gets mad and they begin eating stuff to replicate... then, while waging a war with us for supremacy, they eventually evolve into humanoid lifeforms.
This will force us to collapse the Sun into a black hole, from which they will undoubtably escape and return to attempt to wreak havoc on our new planet until an Air Force colonel accquires the knowledge of an ancient intergalactic race (who have since ascended to a energy state of being), and uses it to create a weapon capable of rendering these Replicators inert, thereby defeating them.
Really? I'm running a Radeon 9800 (128 mb) and I haven't had any problems with SP2.
I used a slipstreamed XP Pro install disc though, so I don't know if that has anything to do with it...
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I just have to say, you made me laugh too damn much. Blink tag, sheesh... what were they thinking?
It was a joke, albeit a bad one. Nihongo is the Japanese word for the Japanese langauge. Deutsch is the German word for the German language, get it?
Its always been free, unless Valve stopped the CS team from distributing it as a mod...
Thumb drive. It is about the size of my thumb, after all.
I was sort of surprised to see so many Radeon 9800s myself... of course, I was more suprised at the number of GeForce4 MXs (-_-;) Seriously though, I hope most of these people play stuff other than HL and its mods... I was getting 90 fps using a Voodoo2 for HL..
And to add insult to injury, throw in an https://.
Try the Harrisburg or Philly areas. They got hit worse AND the Susquehanna and Delaware rivers decided to flood as well.
People don't turn them on to avoid a ticket... its to make the car more visible, especially at night.
Now, if they're actually up to the curb and have them on, then they're just dumb.
Sorry, should have noted the context of the post. Ignore, please.
Never dropped an SNES off a second story balcony then.. have you? How about spilling a can of soda on a classic Gameboy? Controller lost in the snow? :p
They all still work.
Helmet: Lone Star, I am your father's cousin's brother's former roommate. Lone Star: So what does that make us? Helmet: Nothing, which is what you are about to become.
This is a big matter of opinion... I, and many people I know prefer the Gamecube controller. I mean, come on, the analog stick is used so much, why is it still located in that weird spot, instead of in place of the D-pad?
Hm.. I've had it since Thursday.
Visually, its very nice.
And for the record, Greedo's shot is off a frame or two earlier than Han... though Han fires twice.
Then... how is my Athlon 64 3200 running on an NForce3 based motherboard?
FFX-2 is back to ATB toggle though.
Install the Adblock extention.
I played this a bit back... maybe 8 months ago... anyone know if they fixed the problem with landspeeders flipping wildly if they went airborune? Did anyone else even HAVE that problem?
I wish they'd offer that at Drexel.. that'd rule.
Yes. Dude, its Ghost in the Shell, that makes it worth it. Heck, even if you don't like anime, the visuals make it worth it...
The movie's core theme was about what makes us human. Motoko and Batou were both cyborgs (meaning that the only biological part left was the brain), Togusa was fully human (may have had data jacks though, been a while), most of the rest of Section 9 were cyborgs (though not to the degree of Motoko and Batou), and the Puppetmaster was a computer program. All were fully sentient, so the question remains, what makes one human?
Togusa was the only fully alive in a biological sense... but Motoko sure looked human enough. So, if instead, human is defined as having a human form, then we have Motoko and Batou. However, this then would include androids (dolls in GitS2)... and was the Puppetmaster not sentient? If he (she, it?) was sentient... should it be counted as alive despite lacking a biological body?
Basically, where does Human end, and Human-replica begin?
I hope that didn't just end up being more confusing...
And very easy to miss. IIRC, he was in a coffin in a room that was locked when you first see it, and you had to return at a later time.
At least with Yuffie you had a good chance of finding her if you just ran around levelling in forests for a while...
That's wonderful... until their creator gets mad and they begin eating stuff to replicate... then, while waging a war with us for supremacy, they eventually evolve into humanoid lifeforms.
This will force us to collapse the Sun into a black hole, from which they will undoubtably escape and return to attempt to wreak havoc on our new planet until an Air Force colonel accquires the knowledge of an ancient intergalactic race (who have since ascended to a energy state of being), and uses it to create a weapon capable of rendering these Replicators inert, thereby defeating them.
Really? I'm running a Radeon 9800 (128 mb) and I haven't had any problems with SP2.
I used a slipstreamed XP Pro install disc though, so I don't know if that has anything to do with it...
Only if the whippees are llamas.
And Opera has that WAY cool banner ad.
Unless, of course you pay for it... or crack it.