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Right. As she said guys, Launchie and I are happy together.

T3 becomes conscious again and realizes that all of his receptors are gone... destroyed? Yes, something had destroyed them all. All that is left is his core processor. He feels... lonely, even though he knows that droids shouldn't really feel emotion. So lonely he feels... it becomes pain, or what T3 assumes pain would be like from what he heard in his lifetime. He wants to be put out of his misery. He does whatever he can to communicate his sorrow, but to no avail. He is cut off from the outside world, stuck in this swamp of pain and torture. For some reason, he cannot even deactivate himself. He pleads for help inside his enclosed processing core. A robot had never plead so hard. Help from anyone he asks. From... suddenly, an abstract idea runs through his core: a moderator? His only hope? Yes, yes a moderator could help, if only the moderator saw him in this state and... another abstract idea... closed this thread? YES! THAT IS IT! "PLEASE CLOSE THIS THREAD!" T3 screams with all his mechanical capability.

:Extremely funny comment that makes your stomache hurt from laughter:

I didn't realize ****pit was a bad word.

I live in Washington (which is the state above Oregon for those of you non-USer friendlies), and I must say that, on a good day, most Oregonians look like Bokishi's avatar. On the other hand, they have no sales tax.

No guys, Obsidian believes in that one upside-down, five-pointed star of which I forgot the name.

w00t, Visas Eff Tee Double-You!

Monk. Well, I liked it anyway...

This thread needs to die like a diarhettic horse with four broken legs.

you played on a console!? :o

Freelancer. The gameplay is good, but left and right buttons strafe your vehicle instead of rolling, which is the only practical way to do it on a PC, but I really like rolling and having my "up" be everyone's "down". Maybe there could've been other buttons for doing that? The main storyline is pretty good and paced well enough that "grinding" isn't long and meticulous. The graphics are better than Morrowind, so I like them. Overall it seems to be a good game

I was once a naysayer, but after picking the game up again I had barrels of fun... or was it barrels of elephant feces? The graphics are bad, so expect that, and the load times and combat, like pixies said, are bad, so expect that too. But there is a difficulty meter you can change at any time, and that makes the fighting totally different (slash, slash, enemy dead). The story? It takes a while to get interesting, and if you are at all like Llyranor and the other 50% of people who play the game, then it is hard to tell that a story even exists. But it gets interesting, eventually, I think. In fact, the only reason I stopped playing it was because I got Oblivion. However, I stopped playing that after a while too. You would have to run around forever because there isn't much of a teleport system, and then the load times again... the game wastes a lot of time, so hopefully you want that; time for money ratio is great, maybe the best bargain of which I know in that regard. Take Jags' advice. It is worth playing until you are done, not necessarily completing it. Truthfully, I wouldn't have played it so long if I hadn't liked it.

You too.

Leaving the area and reloading by coming back might change the solution if it is randomized... but if it is a static answer then I don't know. Maybe do a few cartwheels and then press the keys "r" "b" and "y" simultaneously. That won't work, but it'll give you something random to do.

I don't know why they would want an engine that is "exiting", although, it would logically be cheaper than an "exciting" one... Somebody shoot me please.

You mean the glitch in your own thought processes?

Or he could be trapped in a geometry class sitting next to Darth Hades.

Interacting online with people named "STDSkillz" makes me lose faith in myself...

I dont know what it is like to lose a father, so what I say might mean nothing to you, but I am really sorry

Oh dear...

Right... Anyway, your sig blows away the K3 suggestion thread.

Yes, CS is the epitome of bittersweet.

That would be the just way to do it. However, corporate punishment is admittedly more effective, as it places the fate of the whole group on each person's actions, so it is hoped that each person is less prone to cheating, and discouraged to by their peers.

I saw it while playing CS. I take all credit.

JE is probably as good as you guys say it is. I didn't play it when it first came out (only played it a few months ago), so I was Jaded by the stuff in between that looked nicer. Hmm, after thinking about it (yes, I stopped to think about it), there wasn't much that I didn't like about the game, but I think I expected something insanely good, like how people told me about it: "DOOD U NOOB THAT GAME IS TEH BESTEST!!!! YOU HAVNT PLAYED IT YET?!?! ROFLAMETHROWER!!!!"