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Thanks Gabrielle. It's still nonsense of course; as dwarves are unequivocally awesome in all ways.

I'm sorry, but this is unintelligible.

**** no! Down with sewers! Get rid of them forever!

Like I wrote before, **********************************************. As I remember, this was one of the things I pruned out of this thread before.

I've just played through Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones yesterday. I am the master of stealth kills.

There's less ammunition in the PS2 version of Resident Evil 4, so it plays more like the other Resident Evil games. /hearsay

That's paternity, not maternity.

Thirty two is a lot of novels! Why do you use multiple pen names?

Richard Cory - Simon & Garfunkel Is it a coincidence that the last thread was stopped at 1984? I think not!

I love the sign taped to the desk in the first comic.

Aloe Vera is a useful plant to have around, say if you burn yourself sitting next to an open fireplace.

I used to have some coarse rugs like that. That's pretty much what they look like.

State, County, Federal, etc. There's a lot of laws. We've got libraries.

You can mock all that you would like.

Hell yeah!

Yes. Would you like one?

Bottom of the page. Posts that end up on the bottom of a page tend to be overlooked, so I was being courteous and putting your post on the next page.

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Yes, it is. I suppose there are many of ways one could represent damage in a similar manner; various visual cues such as colours washing out, a dimming screen, incrementally reddening screen and audio cues such as the character's heartbeat, pulse, and breath. (Actually I believe I've seen some of these elements implemented in a number of FPSs as secondary aides to a life guage.) I'm not sure more visceral interfaces are necessarily better though. Like you were saying, indefinite guages are problematic.

I got it.

The player characters in the Resident Evil series begin to hold themselves and walk when they are wounded. There are visual cues to the characters' health during gameplay.

Considering the short essay whe wrote for PFLAG about his son Pete, which can be found here, I am inclined to doubt it.

I guess I must be magic then, since nearly every Gamestop I have ever been in has a bin of random old carts and consoles.

Baba Yetu - Christopher Tin I hate that damn edit tag too. Grr...

If you've some luck then yeah actually, you generally can. Of course there's also that mother****ing internet. I hear there may be a couple of places you can buy things there.