Tale

The Wayans were only involved with the first two Scary Movie spoofs. The rest were done Friedberg and Seltzer, who co-wrote the first Scary Movie. They even advertised one of the movies back in the day as being by "a couple of guys who helped write Scary Movie." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jason_Friedbe...d_Aaron_Seltzer It's slightly worth noting that Friedberg and Seltzer had no involvement in Superhero Movie. As a result, it's almost watchable.

Religion causes Chic-Fil-A to be closed on Sundays. Point against religion. Because Sunday is the day I want it most.

Not even the source material, since they don't even watch their source material. And often are producing it at the same time as the source, so they couldn't if they wanted.

I mainly only used block to get stance abilities. I think I only specifically used it for damage reduction in the mines, when people shoot at you as you are on the floating platforms. You can expend power spheres when using defense stance abilties. That may be what you're referring to.

There should be an EDIT button right next to + QUOTE and "REPLY." I do not recall if we have a time limit on editing or not, that may be preventing you from doing it to your earlier posts.

I've actually started to really enjoy Dawn of War 2. I stopped using cover and I only attack move. Helps that my guys are all level 17 or so now. My Force Commander can take on the enemy armies by himself. My ranged guys will automatically move forward if they lose range.

Let us get back on track. Before this gets permanently sidetracked into discussion of who may or may not be alts. What's the latest update on Libya?

It's a legal requirement. At least for the US. I don't understand why Steam, which has my age in my profile, still makes me verify it all the time. It's something about the law. Someone asked the question pretty much like you commented. And a Valve employee responded on their forums with "It's a legal requirement." So, maybe they're not allowed to use that stored data. Or they have to check every time.

It's a legal requirement. At least for the US.

Trying to play Dawn of War 2, since I own it and both expansions, but have never even gotten through even the first campaign halfway. It's a struggle. I can't say I enjoy this campaign even a little. I wish they had cheat codes so I could plow through it like I do when other RTS games get too tedious. Usually that's only later maps and defense maps. It's kind of every map for this game. I'm sick of using the same four units... every...single...map. And having to set up their flaky cover points every five feet. Only for the ranged guys to automatically lose range 5 seconds into every fight. But I want to see what happens.

Only if they hate the franchise. They seem best with IPs they don't like.

So, does humanity in the end triumph over da bed alienz?

Only time I really care for it is when it gives you access to customized equipment. Like NWN2, it's how you could get Adamantine Daggers. Just as an alternative to loot. Though the ideal for me is shops that have good variety, or even smiths that do custom orders so I don't have to haul around crafting supplies the entire game just in case it needs all 12 emeralds that exist or whatnot. I guess that's my complaint against crafting systems. I can't trust them. If you find an ingredient for crafting, save it until the very end, because there's no telling if the infinity +1 sword requires all of any particular component. It provides a fair mastery system on subsequent runs, but I don't think it outweighs the distraction.

Finished Resistance 3. Didn't particularly like it. The very last area was pretty good. But most of the game was about popping out for a second to take potshots at long range. Doesn't really excite me in a game.

I rented Resistance 3. After hating Resistance 2, I decided I wouldn't buy 3, but still would like to know how this ends. Also, I fear my computer graphics card may be dying. Today and yesterday I got an issue while playing Space Marine where my character model would get frozen in a position (a bit more complicated than that, but that's it generally). And my menus turned all black. Hoping that's just a software bug, not hardware errors. The fact that it doesn't continue after exiting the current match leaves me some hope. Dusted the inside of the machine just to be sure.

End of old thread. I had to get a cat to stop chewing on my shoelaces. It's a never ending journey. I even bought him shoelaces just for him to play with. He prefers my boots.

Past 500. Starting new thread.

Your wife is an amateur. Crack the legs with your hands, takes a second.

Isn't that pretty standard for software? Companies don't want to have to compete with their own employees. Or risk employees taking ideas from the job, expanding them in their free time. Or have employees passively sabotage current projects so they can sell an improved product they made on their own.

You say that like it's a bad thing!

Oooh, Tale loves the game. What do you love about it? What about the SP was excellent? I think I primarily enjoy the mix of TPS and hack and slash. Open fire on an incoming horde, then when the magazine empties, start slashing right into them. If things get bad, switch on fury. Or switch to a melta. Or dodge out of the way, try to regen armor/reload. It ends up just feeling like a sword and gun wielding badass taking on hordes of orks. Or Chaos Space Marines. There's something about dodging plasma fire to bash a guy's head in with a hammer. Difficulty is a mixed bag. Expect deaths that you can only attribute to "too much **** is going on for me to really pay attention to." Likeseveral rocket launcher orks firing on you while you're stuck in a melee. Or other range dependent fights while you only bothered to equip for power hammer. But at the opposite end, you've got moments in the game where you're equipped with assault packs and power hammers. Literally nothing will stop you. For however much I love it, there's several people around here who felt it was repetitive. I can't stress trying the demo enough.

A motion comic of the first issue was with the augmented edition. I don't see how it can fit into the game at all. At what point did Jensen have time to make a trip to South America? Also, the motion comic was a grand total of 9 minutes long. Is that how short a comic book issue is these days? Is that new or is my memory bad?

I absolutely love the game. The multiplayer is okay. It's tacked-on, but has some fun going on similar to War for Cybertron. I'll enjoy it for a week or two until it dies. The singleplayer I thought was the excellent part. I feel the demo was really representative. So, if you liked or disliked that, it should give you an idea on how you'll feel.

I'll be. I didn't scroll down far enough to see that he does have game writing credits.