Orogun01

Because they have a broad definition of bugs, maybe. Aside from the texture loading times, and clunky controls I didn't encounter that many bugs.

Forgive me but, how is a woman with three rows of teeth a bad thing? If it makes you sick then you're not that needy, give time though. A few more months and you'll be ready to do a San Fransisco Bird Feeder

Okay I'm jumping ship on this smoking thing. First of all, I believe in the right to privacy. What people do with their own bodies is no one else's concern but theirs, and public places are common ground you can't ban someone from public places for enjoying something legal. On the dangers of smoking, anything in excess is unhealthy if the government should dictate consumption based on health issues then why isn't there a stronger campaign to ban fast food? It is equally dangerous and the fact its that obesity and heart trouble are a bigger problem than smoking which is now very restricted. So aside from the fundamental hypocrisy of banning one's man joy because its offensive to you while continuing to support the other because you enjoy the eventual burger, what's the real issue with smoking? Because it sure as hell isn't some health concern, not in America where we raise hell when the government tells us that we should lower the salt content on our seafood because its above lethal dosages. @Wals: I'm still going through your link I will do a more detailed post once I've had a chance to completely read it.

I love that song http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0VwdpUXqq94

Forgive me but, how is a woman with three rows of teeth a bad thing?

Look on the bright side, now you have an excuse to get drunk. BTW seeing as Carlos Tevez is probably the missing link I'd say that any homo sapien is more of a man than him.

It is a nice tip of the hat to the Metal Gear series.

They seemed to do increased damage. Or instant kills. Agreed parry could take out a quarter or more of HP, it was actually one of my favorite skills.

Three words "Shadow of the Colossus" Only boss fights and still one of the best games ever. Not to mention every JRPG has an epic final boss fight right after you are done beating all his henchmen throughout the game. And WRPGs, surely they would be above that Japanese stuff and be free of bosses :cough: Sarevok :cough: So yeah, boss fights are totally arcade and not RPG at all.

Yes I would mind, because that's the part I'm terrible at. A doctor telling you to stop smoking because it has a negative effect on your health is not the same as a priest telling you to stop being gay because the bible says it's wrong. Being fine with one is not at odds with having a problem with the other. I'll help you. You were talking about people whose personal views are not absolutist; moderates. People who may believe in the right to life but still support the death penalty, it is not mutually exclusive because not everyone takes a belief as an axiom that its applicable in every situation and still optimal. In short, everything its relative so views change depending on the situation. Otherwise we would have every drug legalized in the US (as it once was) because of the right to privacy.

mmh, the whole thing's been blown so out of proportion it reeks to me of another simple case of bandwagon jumping. Could be, although I didn't have that much problem with it I was hoping for a killswitch. Or at least a bit of info prior to the fight that would had made the experience easier, otherwise it does feel a bit forced. Although I don't really mind it since I was looking forward to the boss fights when I was running through the levels.

I smell a conspiracy...Illuminati!

I'll wait, do you feel like sharing the cause of your sleeplessness?

Outsourcing because they didn't have enough time. Didn't seem to be an issue with the Q&A who thought that "it was entertaining". I personally think they should do anonymous Q&A over the net, since that's how most complaints will be delivered. You would get a more brutally honest opinion.

Maybe we have different views on what the model of drug trade is. I see it as a drug lord who controls the production through superior firepower, which he has to keep because that's his bottom line. So I'm thinking that there is a high production cost on related goods and opportunity cost. Personally I think that they would either have to increase transportation (which is a complicated process when it comes to drugs) or cater to a wider base. Also exporters have to face competition from manufacturers that are located in the US, who can deliver without the hassle of international export. Even if wholesale is low is a matter of demand being low.

Hell, why wouldn't they? The world is filled with idiots; present company excluded of course.

The economy its bad all around, I would guess that recreational drug consumption has dropped forcing them to focus on other avenues. I need to get confirmation on this but with an emergent market in South America that money could well become legit (I know of Brazil for sure but not the rest) Even if not, with more investors and developed countries taking an interests its going to be in the top priorities of those governments to guarantee a safe environment.

Kidnapping rings are already common in South America, particularly in Venezuela. I'm actually a bit amazed that the cops aren't wearing a more heavy duty armor (no wonder he got shot through the vest) bit of reminder for everyone, the kingpin who organizes all those "poor" people doesn't live poverty. Plus there is a great deal of distance between necessity and viciousness, thugs seem partial to the latter. Hell... kidnapping is a huge issue in Mexico. Yeah...Venezuelans are prettier, therefore I'm more concerned. Plus I have a friend that's a Venezuelan exchange student and I get a bit concerned when she travels back to her home.

True but the difference between regular grinding and MMO grinding its that with regular the rewards are evenly planned. With MMOs is all about the gear it to win it or some other scam.

Kidnapping rings are already common in South America, particularly in Venezuela. I'm actually a bit amazed that the cops aren't wearing a more heavy duty armor (no wonder he got shot through the vest) bit of reminder for everyone, the kingpin who organizes all those "poor" people doesn't live poverty. Plus there is a great deal of distance between necessity and viciousness, thugs seem partial to the latter.

Nah, the difference is there's an ocean in between. The fact that Americans built a wall to keep their southern neighbours out, should tell enough how they would deal with muslims. so, the US built a wall to keep southern neighbors out? HA! new mexico gots a spanish-speaking population of over 47%. california and texas is both having more than 1/3 population o' native spanish speakers. the US is the country with the second largest number o' hispanic residents in the world. no other country in the world has as many total immigrants from all countries as the United States has immigrants from Mexico alone. 11% of all living people born in mexico live in the US. if the US gots some kinda pervasive animosity directed at its southern neighbors, they gots a funny way of showing it. border protections (not a wall) is to stem the tide o' ILLEGAL immigration. duh. HA! Good Fun! The US is often divided down the middle on it's issues (not to say always) so you get both the support, understanding and bigotry, animosity. But the case with the Mexicans is that they have good geographical location (them bastards) and have settled in. Immigration in the US eventually ends up with communities of a particular ethnicity and the country adopting some of the customs.

Ahh, the glorious remnants of the British empire.

Saw Blitz today, nothing otherworldly. It's kind of a meh film, not bad but not all that either although I have to say that I love Crime films set in England and Statham plays the bad cop part to a T.

Do not give up hope, we may yet see the game... In 12 years.