Not only that, if there are bugs in the console version, the patch has to be sent to Microsoft or Sony first, and from the time the developers release the patch to when it's pushed out to the customers is generally at least a month.
That said, do you wash the tap-knobs before washing your hands?
Actually, I do quite often, because I know how dirty they can get. This is especially apparent in my kitchen, where I'll need to wash my hands to get chicken grease off of them.
Well, you haven't proved it yet, because you were trying to prove that DynamicBits hadn't played it, not me.;)
As for me, I've seen Yahtzee's review, and according to him it's worth playing, despite its faults (mostly story, apparently). I may buy it sometime when it's on sale on Steam.
If your job is on the negative side of the fun scale, then even though you get paid, you wouldn't choose to use your free time for work over a game. Meanwhile, if there's a very fun activity that costs a bunch of money (skydiving, perhaps?), you might decide that you'll only do it once a year.
This is how I convinced my girlfriend that pre-ordering Left 4 Dead was worth it.
I buy about 2 games per year, and play the hell out of them, so even though Left 4 Dead had a 50% off sale 4 months after release, by then I'd already played enough to pass the $1/hour line on my $45 purchase.
That's the neat thing about the last episode of the show that I did like (thought it was not addressed too deeply). When John jumps forward that last time, he jumps into the future. He skipped the entire time that he was supposed to be fighting. NOBODY knew him or had every heard of John Connor . . . yet the resistance was still there and fighting.
I'll accept any evidence to support your theory, but I disagree: I think John jumped forward to the same timeline, fairly early on in the fight against Skynet. The resistance members are already fighting Metal, but John Connor's arrival will give them the knowledge needed to make a real impact in the struggle. A few years later, he sends Kyle Reese back in time to save his mother, and so on.
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Advanced UNIX users live in the shell.
I saw this, and read it as "Unix users live in a shell", and I thought you were calling them hermits. :)
Not only that, if there are bugs in the console version, the patch has to be sent to Microsoft or Sony first, and from the time the developers release the patch to when it's pushed out to the customers is generally at least a month.
That said, do you wash the tap-knobs before washing your hands?
Actually, I do quite often, because I know how dirty they can get. This is especially apparent in my kitchen, where I'll need to wash my hands to get chicken grease off of them.
Wow, a 5-digit UID posting at -1 by default! You must really love that negative karma, huh?
There's a statute of limitations.
Ditto, although most of the Batman ones have been *much* better...
Sorry, I should've quoted the whole part of the parent post that I wanted to refer to:
When was the last time you saw a cinematic remake of a 60s TV show which made hundreds of millions of dollars?
I was being facetious by pointing to the Adam West Batman though, since I know it was a comic book before then.
Well, you haven't proved it yet, because you were trying to prove that DynamicBits hadn't played it, not me. ;)
As for me, I've seen Yahtzee's review, and according to him it's worth playing, despite its faults (mostly story, apparently). I may buy it sometime when it's on sale on Steam.
At some budgets, $45 constitutes a major purchase. We discuss every major purchase with each other.
If you share a budget with someone, and don't discuss major purchases with them, you'll soon either be broke, or broken up.
When was the last time you saw a cinematic remake of a 60s TV show
Not too long ago, actually...
Then call the new one by its actual title.
(best value) = min($/hour)
I'd argue it's more like:
value = ($/hour) * fun
If your job is on the negative side of the fun scale, then even though you get paid, you wouldn't choose to use your free time for work over a game. Meanwhile, if there's a very fun activity that costs a bunch of money (skydiving, perhaps?), you might decide that you'll only do it once a year.
I haven't played Braid, but even if it is good, a statistical anomaly does not disprove a generalization.
This is how I convinced my girlfriend that pre-ordering Left 4 Dead was worth it.
I buy about 2 games per year, and play the hell out of them, so even though Left 4 Dead had a 50% off sale 4 months after release, by then I'd already played enough to pass the $1/hour line on my $45 purchase.
It needs to be living flesh, which is why Cameron's body wasn't successfully transported in the last episode.
I use the NT-style login interface, so "Logoff" is one of the options under the Shut Down menu for me.
If I happen to be on someone else's machine and it requires one or two more presses of the Up arrow, I just adapt to that.
I use the "Classic" Start Menu, so I imagine there might be an extra step if I used the XP menu.
Also, if I used Vista on a regular basis, I'd probably do "Windows, c, m, d, Enter" instead.
I know Windows-R exists, but I still use "Windows, Up, Up, Enter" instead. It's quick enough, IMO.
That's the neat thing about the last episode of the show that I did like (thought it was not addressed too deeply). When John jumps forward that last time, he jumps into the future. He skipped the entire time that he was supposed to be fighting. NOBODY knew him or had every heard of John Connor . . . yet the resistance was still there and fighting.
I'll accept any evidence to support your theory, but I disagree: I think John jumped forward to the same timeline, fairly early on in the fight against Skynet. The resistance members are already fighting Metal, but John Connor's arrival will give them the knowledge needed to make a real impact in the struggle. A few years later, he sends Kyle Reese back in time to save his mother, and so on.
Metal wrapped in flesh can be transported. This is why the Terminators can time travel in the first place.
Sorry, I was trying to word that into a joke, but now that I read it again, it just sounds condescending.
s/EFF/FSF/g;
I think it's just that you see people criticizing the current administration, and see it as "the Right bashing the Left".
Some of us just don't like power-hungry politicians, no matter which way they lean socially.
Maybe it's a 1TB storage device, containing many disks?
but they didn't ruin the place like the most recent outgoing group did.
How do you know, if the data's been lost?
Gibbs gives her one (large) cup every time he comes by, which is probably no more than once a day. Assuming a 32oz. cup, she's still under 2 liters.