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Yeah, it's a reservation I still have for playing Farcry.

There was another one that I made demonstrating the walking speed in Bloodlines, but I couldn't find it. I couldn't even walk halfway down a street in Downtown in 30 seconds.

Never played IW. I think the Greasels were set free in Paris to help weed out the riff-raff. As for the OceanLab and whatnot, I felt it was obvious that experiments were being run on them. Both Area 51 and the OceanLab were research centers. They started running free in Area 51 because Bob Page wanted them to, and OceanLab had an accident occur.

I didn't entirely disagree with TrueNeutral until I got to this part of his post:

Hehehe, I laughed when I read your typo because I didn't realize it was one. Unless you really meant predicated. It sounds funny with it.

I didn't mind Deus Ex, because I knew the basic premise of the game was that all of the conspiracy theories were true. When I saw them, it was just another coverup that the government pulled on us. The thing about Deus Ex is that every loonie with a crackpot theory was actually correct.

You made it with FRAPS right? Which should give you a huge AVI file IIRC. Just import that file into Windows Movie Maker, drag it into the timeline, select save movie, and pick a small file size (which I think it does by default actually, since the uncompressed movie file has plenty of room for compression left in it). And yes, my character was a Malkavian. I wanted to play through as one still, and after Hades had his problems with the werewolf, I had additional motivation to go through with it as I could also film a "How To" series of movies for the werewolf, that BC found.

Me neither. I enjoyed the WW2 tactical combat, and using the historical weapons in a setting I enjoy. Start altering that setting (which I love) too much, and even good games lose their appeal to me.

It's been a while since I've taken stats, so I was thinking you'd need to take into consideration the probability that your hat has been taken (essentially k/n). I suspect if I thought about it a bit more, I probably would have come to the derangement. Is diamond correct though? Or has he found the probability that you get neither an umbrella or a hat? (the question asked for the probability you get both). Because if a person doesn't get their hat back, then they can safely get their umbrella back and still have a valid solution.

Which is too bad, because I that game was swallowing up a TON of my time. I anticipated needing Bazookas for my commandos because I might encounter tanks. Not

Yeah. One was a demonstration of how sloooooooooooooooooooow walking everywhere was. The other was what to do and what not to do against the Werewolf. Surely you remember that

I was definitely a Westwood fan over Blizzard fan for the RTS wars

I'm hoping for San Jose because I have Thornton and Cheechoo in my pool My picks: Ottawa over TB Carolina over Montreal NJ over New York Buffalo over Philly Detroit over Edmonton (though I hope not) Dallas over Colorado Anaheim over Calgary San Jose over Nashville

Just put it through Windows Media Maker or whatever. It comes with Windows XP. It's what I did for my Vampire: Bloodlines movies that I posted a while back.

I enjoyed Silent Storm, up until it got a little too sci fi.

Not at all. The original games were developed by Westwood Studios, and published by Virgin Interactive.

Then an adventure gamer are you not. Still, most people dont actually like Puzzles in the sense of "heres a random rubics cube" but rather logic storyline-related problems that need to be solved. Things like NPC X being kidnapped on his way to meet you in order to give you some vital information and now you have to gather clues to where he ius and who is kidnappers are, that sort of thing. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I am a questing gamer. Give me a quest and I will seek out and kill the baddies to win the quest. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Doesn't sound like it, as a "questing gamer" would still enjoy a quest even if it had zero combat.

I never thought you'd feel Oblivion is better than PS:T. Heck...by your definition alone, you consider Morrowind to be better than Planescape: Torment.

It looked more like an insult and flame, coming from a moderator who should know better to boot. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> How on Earth is that an insult, or a flame?

Fun is one thing. It's a bit too extreme though that it just seemed rather silly IMO.

Errr, he just said why he prefers not to play onslaught.

Hahaha. Steve Buscemi

We can let the mods decide, or retire the other thread. We'll see what the other NHL posters think

It most certainly is: http://www.lineage.com/

Meh, colour me surprised with that. The only surprising thing is the level of dominance they had. I expected a tight race for first.