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PK htiw klaw eriF

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  1. You bagged a cougar? Congratulations, the best I can do is a 30 year old. i was just getting hit on by somebody who had a 37yo daughter. And who was a grandmother. I've never sobered up this fast in my life. Thankfully I've never had that happen. I imagine I would rapidly expel the alcohol in my system and run like hell.
  2. One of his conclusions seems to be that this game reminds him a lot of Assasin's Creed. And I have to say that I completely agree with him. I have asked this maybe 2-3 times on the Bioware forums but never gotten a direct answer as to why this or if my intuition about this is correct. As for the exploration and the visuals, I have had a fear - or intuition - that Bioware wanted to turn the DA franchise into some sort of skyrim game e.g. Bioware wanted to take several clues from Skyrim for inspiration when they wanted to make DA: Inquisition. And it certainly seems that I was correct. Statements from lead devs. have confirmed this. Sadly - however - it seems like Bioware's thinking at the moment is this: Skyrim sold 20 million copies. If we, Bioware, make a game that looks and feels and plays similar to Skyrim, we will sell, maybe 5 or even 10 million copies. Since a lot of people played Skyrim as their first rpg...it must therefore followt hat they want something like this in a rpg from Bioware. However, Im not so sure about this. Bioware rpgs have always been strong in story and characters where Bethesda's rpgs always have focused on exploration. They are two distinct - adn different - ways to make an rpg. And I'm not so sure that Bioware will sell between 5-10 million copies of this game. Well let me put your fears to rest, a BW style Skyrim isn't likely to happen. The amount of content and testing that is needed for an open world game would leave little time for BW core mechanic, the romances. Although is very possible that if they do decide to go full open world that they will reuse a lot of assets from previous games; they've done so with Inquisition, freeing their time to focus on the storytelling and ****ing over 3d artist that need to feed themselves. Mass Effect 4 will feature open-world romances. In fact, the plot revolves around exploring the universe and ****ing almost anything that you come across.
  3. In the current climate, getting angry when someone flippantly endorses genocide or mass murder is not something you need to apologize for.
  4. I'm 22 and find myself thoroughly disgusted by the statements that come from the supposedly moral crusaders. Advocating extermination, castration, bullying, rape, or encouraging suicide over internet drama is utterly repulsive. No one deserves to be shoved in a death camp, castrated, raped, bullied into submission, or encouraged to kill themselves. These are terrible things and I find the idea that some **** would casually wish for such a thing so ****ing wrong that I have to wonder if these people can even be considered people due to the lack of a soul. I think it's been covered, but the pro-corruption partisans hate white males despite being composed almost entirely of white males.
  5. This is absolutely disgusting, I really hope this is false and there is nobody so stupid as to flippantly advocate Death Camps, especially not when they're white men advocating the death of diverse millions from every race, sex and creed. It's real.
  6. Ah, ok. That makes sense. Today I'm going to jog 6 miles and study with a girl I think is hot.
  7. We contain multitudes.The temptation to laugh at Mojo Jojo is too much for my weak will to endure. I think having bad hair is a requirement for the pro-corruption crowd. It doesn't matter to the issues. However, I was suggesting a personal attachment, perhaps as part of an identity with one particular side of the divide. I realise it might be considered crude to bring it up. What I am really talking about is subjectivity, as in the different POV every human views the world with, which is of course completely inescapable. I'm a bit confused dood.
  8. I'm sure stillgray is down with the death camps.
  9. We contain multitudes. The temptation to laugh at Mojo Jojo is too much for my weak will to endure. I think having bad hair is a requirement for the pro-corruption crowd.
  10. I was convinced of it the first time I saw her talk. Send e-mails to Knob Creek.
  11. You bagged a cougar? Congratulations, the best I can do is a 30 year old.
  12. So Dyson just pulled out from Gawker.
  13. Pointing out that a problem someone is experiencing isn't widespread is talking down to someone? Okie dokie.
  14. I think the appropriate response is "....the fűück?" when faced with that kind of response.
  15. It isn't just you mate. It reminds me a bit of BG2's Sword and Shield style, in that it's ****. I'd say an armor piercing or damage boost would be best, as that would go with the "theme" of the talents boosting the inherent benefits of each style.
  16. The McIntoshZone is frighteningly insane. I hope we find out he has a drug problem or something, cause posting that sober is......strange.
  17. While I'm disappointed, I think they covered more in that interview than the Chu interview which was pretty much "ZOEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!" as the response to every question. I wonder who will be interviewed next? I hope Oliver Campbell gets another shot after cancelling because butthurt(his joke not mine).
  18. We could really start privilege checking by how the social justice warriors are all about bringing up and dominating the discussion with white people's problems. That certainly explains the dislike my minority friends have for them, that and being lectured on how Mexicans hating black people isn't racist. Anyways I'm off today and got some exercise. I'm going to do some reading, play some vidya, and likely get drunk.
  19. She was on Pakman's show as well. http://youtu.be/OflBPs49vok
  20. I've been focused mostly on sending emails to advertisers. Speaking of which, apparently Gawker has lost Scrivener as an advertiser.
  21. As the leader of GamerGate, I did as well.
  22. Eh, who cares? I see her as nothing more than a source of comedy to deride. I just think it's kind of sad. You have a person who quite obviously has mental illness and I suspect, in my highly unqualified opinion, that the events going on currently are doing said mental illness no favors, in fact, the hoopla surrounding this, from all sides, those holding her up as a champion, a martyr, a victim, a charlatan, an antagonist, etc., and I count myself among those people, though I do not exist in any real sort of social networking capacity so I highly doubt she's ever read anything I've written, is likely fueling her illness and driving her further and further into madness. I hope someone offers her the mental help she needs. I'm not sure of she's doing this in a cheap bid for attention or is mentally ill. I suppose it could be a little of both, but whatever the case it's like watching a bad high school drama.
  23. Eh, who cares? I see her as nothing more than a source of comedy to deride.
  24. Liberal arts majors have to do something with themselves I suppose.
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