Now I'm not religious, but I'd sure as fuck rather be called a Christian than an atheist. Atheists are fucking assholes. Every single fucking one. And guess what - they have as much evidence for their beliefs as the Christians do!
Oh yeah? Well this atheist thinks you're a poopy-head!! THPTHPPTHTP!!
Well, yes. Remember that StarCraft 2 is something you purchase three times and then are finished spending money on, while World of Warcraft requires a monthly subscription.
It just struck me as funny that all of that sounds really ominous and important to somebody who's maybe 20 years old... and when you get a bit older, married, and have kids it all just sounds so stupid:) OMG, my chat logs!
Unless you're the obsessive, jealous husband who has to keep track of his wife 24 hours a day. Or if you're going through a divorce...
Deus Ex was fantastic at allowing you multiple paths to a similar outcome. Another oft overlooked game that does this is Wing Commander 4. Like Deus Ex, you start off fighting the "Terrorists" only to discover later on that the true villains of the game are on the side that you are fighting for. WC4 would give you several opportunities as the story and game unfolded to turn to the "other side" before putting you in a 'no-win' situation where you were more or less forced into it. It struck the fine balance between guiding you onto a storyline with letting your choices appear to affect the outcome.
I only have one complaint about the 'linear' questing: replay value. When leveling alts prior to Cata, I could be guaranteed seeing content and quests I've never run into before. You could level through any of the Northrend zones, and only see 1/3 of the quests available. Now, it looks like I'm going to see nearly each and every quest with each and every character I level from 80-85. It makes the world, and the game, feel much "smaller".
It's definitely more challenging. Heroic Dungeons are much more like "5-man raids" now. A Demo Warlock is my primary, and I need to use a lot more of my abilities now. When I first started raiding about two years ago, my GM looked over my spec. He instructed that my "survivability" talents I'd used for leveling should be replaced with straight damage talents for Raiding. "If you're taking too much damage, you're either standing in the wrong place, or our healers aren't doing their job". With the release of Cata, my 'panic' button bar is filled with survivability spells. With healers risking going OOM 3/4 of the way into a fight, I not only have to concentrate on maximizing my damage, but also keeping myself alive. It makes the game feel much more "fresh" now.
The thing you and everyone else who posts something along the lines of "I would hate to think what the police would think if they looked at my browser history" is overlooking is that this guy was the number one suspect in this death to begin with.
The only reason people *think* that he's right wing is because he's been very successfully branded that way by a bunch of idiot college students yelling "Fascist" at cops that take their marijuana away.
When people start thinking that Nazis were anything other than a radical right-wing movement, our country is truly fucked.
First of all, being fiscally conservative is not a matter of politics, but of basic math. If you do the math and can afford something without it impacting future plans, you can choose to buy it, otherwise you can't. Period.
There's your problem in plain black-and-white. "Basic math" works for keeping a family budget. But when you're running a country, it's far more complex. Say you have a government with a budget of $1000. Do you spend it on military research or social programs? You say $1000 isn't enough? Do you raise taxes or cut education? Is it better to fund services for the disadvantaged now? Or to fund prisons for them later?
Gee! I just read the United States Constitution a month ago and I totally missed the section where power is vested in the wife of the President to create laws! I can't tell here who is the bigger flake: you, or some hick restaurant manager.
It's here
He was angry at the neighbors for filing a police report on him. Apparently they called the cops after he grabbed and kissed their four year old kid.
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Oh yeah? Well this atheist thinks you're a poopy-head!! THPTHPPTHTP!!
FTFY. :)
They needed to shut down Glider. Yes, you could use it just to tinker, but you could also use it to cheat.
Unless you're the obsessive, jealous husband who has to keep track of his wife 24 hours a day. Or if you're going through a divorce...
Deus Ex was fantastic at allowing you multiple paths to a similar outcome. Another oft overlooked game that does this is Wing Commander 4. Like Deus Ex, you start off fighting the "Terrorists" only to discover later on that the true villains of the game are on the side that you are fighting for. WC4 would give you several opportunities as the story and game unfolded to turn to the "other side" before putting you in a 'no-win' situation where you were more or less forced into it. It struck the fine balance between guiding you onto a storyline with letting your choices appear to affect the outcome.
Nope, it was Alec Guiness. Only Anakin changed.
So you're saying that a clumsy 30 second scene ruined a two hour movie?
Ironic, that the guy who's still complaining about a movie that came out eleven years ago is telling people to "move on".
Actually, Luke's scream was cut out of the DVD release 5 years ago.
Nailed for what? Going after people who write cheats that muck up the gaming experience for their paying customers?
I only have one complaint about the 'linear' questing: replay value. When leveling alts prior to Cata, I could be guaranteed seeing content and quests I've never run into before. You could level through any of the Northrend zones, and only see 1/3 of the quests available. Now, it looks like I'm going to see nearly each and every quest with each and every character I level from 80-85. It makes the world, and the game, feel much "smaller".
It's definitely more challenging. Heroic Dungeons are much more like "5-man raids" now. A Demo Warlock is my primary, and I need to use a lot more of my abilities now. When I first started raiding about two years ago, my GM looked over my spec. He instructed that my "survivability" talents I'd used for leveling should be replaced with straight damage talents for Raiding. "If you're taking too much damage, you're either standing in the wrong place, or our healers aren't doing their job". With the release of Cata, my 'panic' button bar is filled with survivability spells. With healers risking going OOM 3/4 of the way into a fight, I not only have to concentrate on maximizing my damage, but also keeping myself alive. It makes the game feel much more "fresh" now.
WoW just hit their 6 year anniversary last month.
I saw the story of this trial on Discovery last year. It was a very circumstantial case.
The spouse is almost always the first suspect...
Never served on a jury, have you?
I've seen how conservatives vote! That tells me all I need to know about what they believe.
When people start thinking that Nazis were anything other than a radical right-wing movement, our country is truly fucked.
There's your problem in plain black-and-white. "Basic math" works for keeping a family budget. But when you're running a country, it's far more complex. Say you have a government with a budget of $1000. Do you spend it on military research or social programs? You say $1000 isn't enough? Do you raise taxes or cut education? Is it better to fund services for the disadvantaged now? Or to fund prisons for them later?
Gee! I just read the United States Constitution a month ago and I totally missed the section where power is vested in the wife of the President to create laws! I can't tell here who is the bigger flake: you, or some hick restaurant manager.
All I can say is she'll probably be making her living a dollar bill at a time.
It's here He was angry at the neighbors for filing a police report on him. Apparently they called the cops after he grabbed and kissed their four year old kid.
Or, just cut the wireless crap and dig out the patch cables.
Naive much?
Take Resurrection for what it's worth, but there was a good scene that demonstrated how quickly the drones "learned".