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It's been a bloody battle Kommandant Llyranor.

I haven't heard anything. Hopefully it's a reconciliation and Pronger has said "Family......screwwwwwwwwww youuuuuuuuuu!" and plays here for the rest of his career "

One of the targets you get you do indeed still have to kill. The mission isn't just to save the CIA agent. The CIA agent is required because he can ID the original mark. It just so happens that an additional two, optional marks were provided. Blood Money is certainly the most forgiving Hitman game out there.

It's like Mardi Gras here all the time. Everyone is just all sexed up!

The one that I have heard is that there was some sort of extra-marital affairs somewhere along the road, either by Pronger himself or his wife. Not sure if it was with a different player or not.

Not a trade rumour. A different rumour of some kind. Bob Stauffer on Team 1260's Total Sports was commenting about how they were not going to deal with it in any way, as it's just a rumour. ANyone talking about it would be cutoff. No emails containing it would be addressed, and so on. They did say they had no problems talking about a trade rumour, but not "the Pronger rumour."

The escape is

Well, the term you used earlier was "getting back in shape" which is very different from building big muscles.

Have you heard much about the "Pronger rumour?"

Jump up and down of course. Try going hard, without even doing any tricks, for a half hour or so. You'll be pretty tired.

I never let go of the case.

Why not?

Pick the "solo" route. I preferred its ending over the Anarch one.

I was particularly surprised to see Jediphile pull this argument out...

Who is he to say that people are playing the other games "the wrong way?"

I think story is important though, because if done well it can induce an emotional response.

I haven't been taking screenshots...but then I realized I could just go back and take some from the previous postings without too much difficulty.

Nope.

If most people play console games, then wouldn't it make sense for most of the retail space to be occupied by console games? I would imagine that the decisions to reduce the size of the PC game shelfspace is not because they feel that they should NOT do what they feel the people want.

This of course assumes Steen is still playing for the Leafs in 10 years. And that Pronger would only be interested in playing for 4 years. The thing I noticed last season, was that whoever was paired with Pronger, was easily our second best defensemen. You could probably put him on a pairing with Wade Belak, and suddenly Belak will be a good defensemen. For us this season, Bergeron, Spacek, and Smith all played their best hockey when paired up with Pronger. He really does seem to be one of those "make your teammates better" type players. I guess it always depends on what you feel the upside of the younger player is. And whether or not you think he can actually get to it.

Meh. Pronger took an Edmonton team to the Finals. At 31, I really wouldn't consider him a dinosaur either. You'd also have him for 4 more years. His style of play doesn't seem to be all that reliant on being exceptionally speedy and relying on raw athleticism. I wouldn't be surprised if he remains a solid player for a further 8-10 years.

He had already started a thread on this here

That's purely because it's a console game! Not a game that was rushed to make a quick buck!

The high level guns are very, very effective. Plus you can get mountains of ammo for them. For much of the game I used the anaconda as my long range "sniper rifle." The 'Jaime Sue' is a oneshot kill weapon if you use it when zoomed in, and the Steyr AUG is great for supernatural beasties. Toss in the Desert Eagle (don't remember what the game name is for it) and even the Glock (can't remember its name either) and you can be decked out with an impressive arsenal.

I'd be much more willing to concede that Lockdown was made as a quick cash-in to get more out of the franchise. But hey, you have to try to bash consoles some how right?