Orogun01

Damn man, so sorry to hear that.

Sigh; he is talking about effectiveness, how much gets absorbed by the body and how much it burns.

Volo, we both know that this isn't going to be like BG2 or NWN. At best its going to be a harmless gimmick like the Mako or the HammerHead, at worst they actually going to make the whole thing co-op which will affect the SP.

So you're saying that this resurgence will soon go away as it did once before?

I don't think that your statement is entirely correct, back then there were still genres that were exclusively single player. Horror, RPGs, Action Adventure, and little by little all these have been "multiplayerized". Which wouldn't be a problem except that they run the risk; with a high probability, that it will drag the whole experience down and quite frankly I don't see multiplayer going anywhere in the near future in terms of advancement.

Well gentlemen Skynet is up, it has been a pleasure knowing you.

Ok I'm game, you're a moron. The only reason that no calamities have been caused by under 18s; which I doubt that in the entire history of the world is true, is because they can barely take care of themselves much less exert their will upon the world. Also; I broke the dam.

Ok that makes it worthwhile for me. Sorry to derail from the Hitman thing, but anyone else checking this AfterFall thing? http://www.afterfall-universe.com/en/index

Oh no they aren't out of touch with themselves, Ray and Greg have moved on to greener pastures and left the company to newer hands who seem to be doing all of the ****ing up. So its that they aren't themselves.

What the **** is wrong with games today? Every damn thing has to have multiplayer today

Don't like the new acrobatic aspect, I think they should downplay it. The skill that lets you see through walls seems a bit overkill and may just kill my experience; I hope that it doesn't play that way on higher difficulty levels. But I really liked the one for the yellow bar when he is trying to avoid suspicion.

You know that's not always the case, I prefer a shapely A cup over an unnatural looking C cup. Stay tuned I will post pics. You've just never seen a good anatomically shaped implant. As a connoisseur I appreciate subtleness and aesthetically pleasing natural lines. Implants belong no more in human bodies than ice belongs in Whisky. Amen to both!

You know that's not always the case, I prefer a shapely A cup over an unnatural looking C cup. Stay tuned I will post pics.

I see it another way, democracy is corrupted from the get go because if there is something that's ever true is that every man will act in their self interest. Fact is that democracy in America is more corrupt because we thrive from self interest, and with the consolidation of power into the upper 5% it has become easier for them to affect the political discourse. Now everyone with enough money can buy lobbyist to protect their interests in Washington and while i'm not assuming malice on their intentions their issues will take priority to those of the common man. Which when you count the time that the incumbent has in office and the time he can actually dedicate to legislation; which is very short, we get very few laws that benefit the public in effect.

The difference is that the people who attend these roasts are comedians and B rated celebrities with a sense of humor and a connect to reality. The people at the Oscars are the snotty Hollywood elite.

Is is it serious surgery or something minor?

I would agree with this statement if I wasn't aware that most psychologist thread very carefully whenever they do an experiment and the reason they are stuck in the old ways is because ethics were more lax back in the day allowing for some experiments which we would frown upon today. So there really isn't any innovation to go on. The big field that seems to be making leaps is neuropsychology, or at least it was a few years ago. I haven't kept up with the latest.

No it is the worst....except for every other kind. Except that it's the most inefficient one, maybe our modern view is eschewed by all the tyrannical regimes (some of which we put into power) and vestiges of Cold War thinking. But if you need some proof you only need look at the government inefficiency to deal with economic crises, being completely dependent on the free market to get back on course by itself. Which also renders them incapable of staving off the corporate takeover of government.

Still holding my breath for the one FPS that won't all "Warrr, **** yeah!" and actually explores the emotional burden of war. But that would be good storytelling and games don't do that

Walt has kidnapped our thread! Will the mod squad come to our rescue?

Now that you mention it, Montreal would a good option.

So you probably can't tell the difference between Borderlands and Fallout? Because if you do it means that you are aware of 2 completely different Wasteland artstyles.

It's not about the plot, it's about the advancement of the setting The events of Fallout 1 did effect Fallout 2's setting. And New Vegas showed us much of what followed from that, the NCR expansion, the Enclave becoming a small group of retirees. Even Black Mountain and that old ski lodge are showing a facet of the aftermath of the Master's army. Oh, sorry I misunderstood. Still you could have all those elements on Cuba, since the Platt amendment gave the US the right to set military bases on the island. It makes a lot of sense that the US government would outsource their morally questionable research to the third world, oh wait..they did.

Its a game for stubborn perfectionists. You just sold me on it.

I thought about this and I still think that's a good idea, forces them to change their consumption into either healthier eating habits or reduce their portions. Come on Wals, its price elasticity 101. How much do you think that fast food joints can charge and get away with it?