Orogun01

So Twilight: The game is being developed. Goody!

My only fear is that with so much awesoness there won't be a place for everyone to shine. This movie better be 4 hours of gore and kicks or i'm going to be disappointed.

Easily, it seems.

Holy sh**

Crimes of passion.

Hopefully they'll move more to JRPG RTS-based combat hybrid system, most of the strategies I used are the same.

Turns out I know somebody who had a bit part as a zombie in that film. Really?! Let's play six degrees of separation.

The men went to prison, they aren't virgins anymore.

There are alternatives to legalization, merely changing the level on the drugs act. It would remain a controlled substance while more resources could be diverted to the really dangerous drugs.

False argument, glue is even more dangerous when abused, yet we don't outlaw glue. Edit: All that's going to happen when pot is legalized is it'll get cheaper and more socially acceptable, more kids will get hooked and destroy their lives, and society will have more problems, not less. Edit2: Also, you can enjoy alcohol without getting drunk, you can't enjoy pot without getting stoned. Glue isn't meant to be consumed, weed is. Pot isn't as addictive as other drugs, kids have a bigger chance to become alcoholics. That said, I think it should continue to be illegal.

Do you have the schematics? If so, can you share them?

Naming the PC Mike Hawke= the biggest tragedy since the first blight.

Really? I thought it was awful. Revenge thrillers should be visceral and sharp - for all their faults Taken and Man on Fire are examples of the genre worth watching. Edge of Darkness, like State of Play, are both British BBC TV political thrillers. State of Play ran with the ball and was excellent, I'm afraid I can't day the same of Edge. And, much as I like Ray Winstone I struggled to picture him as an East London boy-turned-CIA covert operative. Mel Gibson was one-dimensional and... meh. By the time the movie warmed up it was almost over, and the neo-con, greedy corporate villain was mono-dimensional. Or maybe I'm just thinking about it too much. It's a genre I really like, so I was disappointed. Gibson, after all, is the man who brought us Apocalypto and therefore deserves to be taken seriously. He can do better than this. Really? I think this was more like a noir-style film rather than a Revenge or political thriller.

I knew I would get sucked up into FaceBook!

Dragon Age would be a better game if the GW become extinct.

Did he use his knife?

The "program curve" is sadly set by the lowest on the scale. This is a program that is marketed to millions and has to be accessible to them, I don't know if there are high end word processors that avoid pampering but it seems that is something that should be on your radar.

Connie francis-I will wait for you.

I'm watching Futurama right now. The Seymour episode, been crying the whole time

Congrats Krookie... So, whats up next? Rutgers University as an English major (probably), then law school (probably). Fall back plan or a second possibility is teaching English somewhere, or business. Time will tell! Wouldn't recommend teaching as a fall back plan since most it gets most people caught up. My second mom is a teacher, so if you have any question about getting your license I may be able to help. Best of luck.

Looks like Yatzhee isn't the only angry brit

Obsidian is working on a patch!

See you there

Yeah, compare Blood Money's AI search/awareness routines with AP's, where a helicopter circling the area will alert everyone to your presence, despite the fact that you're behind cover. Compare the suspicion-o-meter with AP's "guard finds a corpse, gets mildly suspicious, forgets about the whole thing ten seconds later" system. Oh, and hey, I guess moving corpses out of sight and ****ing closing doors is way too much to ask in a game where stealth is supposed to be a valid way of beating most scenarios. Who cares about that anyway? You have The One Ring! But yeah, in AP enemies flank you and have unlimited grenades to drag you out of cover. I guess in that respect, AP is better. Dialogues and characterization are better too. A shame that all of that is irrelevant wrt the points I was discussing, don't you think? So I guess you don't remember Hitman's AI is suspicious of you so it shoots you down. The suspicion level meant that if you ran or went the wrong way the shooting began. Or all the other erratic AI behavior, I think there are better examples out there than Hitman. PS. my guards never got mildly suspicious, they did a sweep of the area or called the alarm.

Because he has opinions and expresses them? O-kay. I can understand where some of the complaints come from, at any rate. Hitman: Blood Money one-ups AP with regards to stealth, infiltration and AI without compromising gunplay should the player want (or need to) shoot his way through a mission, and without pulling stupid **** like invisibility magicks. And, um, it's a 2006 game. Once again, the gameplay of an Obsid game just isn't up to par. I beg to differ greatly, Hitman has always had it's share of faulty A.I. mechanics. One of the biggest problems with the game is the need to constantly do "crowd control" or the enemies lining up in your sights on every fight. AP's enemy's AI does exactly what the dossier says that the faction will do.