Orogun01

All fruits are equal, you bigot.

Is she using a padded bra, or did she get a boobjob?

I think the answer to that is a resounding No in any court that actually holds the U.S. Constitution with any regard at all Let me know when you find one of those: http://reason.com/blog/2017/06/23/supreme-court-deals-blow-to-property-rig Touché Common Law is so ****ing stupid.

Well, the instrument arrangements look neat. Would be great if they played something with it. I think I will just stick to Les Luthiers for hispanic bands that make their own instruments and joke around. At least they play actual tunes and are funny.

It might be that they stick to the better known authors, I generally try to avoid sci-fi that feels a bit "pulpy".

It is, I mean the CIA did smuggle drugs.

So you want to be able to buy crack, meth, speed, heroin etc. in any store? Anything else is government nannyism? I could make some money establishing clinics,recovery homes and non profit organizations to help addicts. Pharmaceuticals could make more money selling drug treatments and drug dealers will get money when the addicts relapse. The only reason that it isn't allowed is because people will die from it and governments don't like to lose their property.

My argument against it is that potheads won't shut the hell up and keep talking about weed.

Remember that Prey isn't trying to be a horror game, just survival. And yes, the combat got on my nerves too. It's a lot better on my second playthrough when I started properly using environmental hazards, but that took getting used to. Question, how are you guys playing? I only got a few mods to help me with combat by upgrading my weapons, but then again I did pre order so I had a nice shotgun from the beginning. Even so, I still stealthed through some sections to avoid being killed. All moot once I got my alien mods. I've avoided the alien mods so far. I tend to just kill the enemies as much as possible (using canisters, turrets and flaming pipes where possible) if only so I can hear ones that I didn't know where there coming more easily. But I've avoided dealing with the big ones so far (like the technology corrupting jerk) Not sure whether respawns just happen or they are triggered by certain events, so far at least the Lobby seems to have been free of spontaneous respawns as has the Neuromod research area. Oh yeah, and I think I'll avoid hacking as much as possible, some horrible minigame that is. EDIT: found a mod that "fixes" the hacking minigame, yay \o/ That's interesting, I tried to kill as many as I could since Typhon organ are used to create mods. My two cents would be too focus on skills that allow you to gather more resources (I broke down a lot of spare parts into materials, bullets too since I was using Typhon mods) since that will allow you to create more recycler charges (They are very OP) and also focus on Lab Tech and wrench damage mods since the game has more lab weapons than security weapons. The QBeam and Disruptor are your best friends. I wouldn't skip on killing enemies since you lose on materials for Neuromods which you will need later on. BTW Technopaths are weak against electrical attacks IIRC. Hope that it helps That said you're missing out on the best part of the game, those Typhon mods are sick!

Remember that Prey isn't trying to be a horror game, just survival. And yes, the combat got on my nerves too. It's a lot better on my second playthrough when I started properly using environmental hazards, but that took getting used to. Question, how are you guys playing? I only got a few mods to help me with combat by upgrading my weapons, but then again I did pre order so I had a nice shotgun from the beginning. Even so, I still stealthed through some sections to avoid being killed. All moot once I got my alien mods.

Discretion is the better part of valor as far as this game is concerned. Specially if you're dealing with archers.

May he squat in Slav Heaven

I don't know about Desktop Dungeon, but I find the difficulty on Darkest dungeon is part of its appeal. Desktop Dungeon is more of a puzzle experience - trying to solve the math problem of how to most efficiently kill monsters and gain xp. You feel great for succeeding, but it is very frustrating when you just can't find a winning strategy for a quest. I just make teams based on a single damage type or ability, and then just figure out what damage type is an enemy weak against. Add to that some min maxing with items and skills and so far it has worked out great.

I don't know about Desktop Dungeon, but I find the difficulty on Darkest dungeon is part of its appeal.

Exactly. Are you trying to say that people should be good at their jobs?

RIP Clyde.

That's the coolest looking feature I've seen added to Madden in over a decade. But will it be realistic? its the real question, unless I can get in barfights and beat my wife I don't think this will really give me the NFL experience.

Hurlie, What kind of fast food places have you been going where they don't let you eat or touch the food?

It skips a fast paced portion to keep up with the gimmick.

Yeah, this place will do all that to ya.

Being DPS is pain.

Well, it wouldn't be enough to ban gun ownership, not to mention that gun classification just as often has no basis in logic. Banning would just be a tenuous start. In order to make availability go down most of the industry would have to go as well. The same for collectors and re sellers of all sorts. Considering that the majority of these spree shooters are liberals, I think we should start talking about banning liberalism.

I'm ok with since this a very obscure movie that nobody knows, although it probably is on every hard sci fi must watch list.

I read this and upon seeing that Anthem had jetpacks it sunk in that it might be true.