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Chilloutman

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  1. Well, is called consistency - he is just consistantly irritating, at least you know what to expect xD
  2. Almost every time I make any post with anything of actual discussion value, I get a reply from Bruce. Sometimes I bother to click the little button that says "view this person's post", sometimes I don't - I try to never reply, regardless. What does happen, though - regardless of whether I view or reply to his posts - is that posts from him, and from a very, very few select others, are constantly changing the direction of the thread, changing what people are replying to. This might not be so terrible on an individual thread basis, but...I would like to go into a "serious discussion" thread once, just once, and not have Bruce's asinine thoughts bloating the thread and changing what everyone's talking about to be refuting the same terrible lines of thinking that he uses and that they're always refuting. Oh my goodness, it gets so old seeing people rehash the same stupid discussions with him over and over across dozens of threads. That's what I hate: that these threads are basically shaped entirely around these people, over the same fundamental issues that have been fought over so many times before, with the same people, even - even though they're about different subjects, subjects that may have been interesting, but not here at the Obsidian forums. And it's over literally years... So your lack of self-control and others desire to reply to posts you find 'derailing' is driving you crazy. I have Bruce in ignore list as well but I will fight to death to let him derail whatever he wish, there are still people who find debates with him valuable. Seems like you are upset that some people dont consider your posts relevant enough to continue discussion with you
  3. wow, what is this, promoting censorship based on ones feelings in thread named 'Blame SJW for Donal Trump'? what an irony xD
  4. yeah only 3 races seems really underwhelming
  5. We need Quistina back
  6. thez reallz have mate. I cant believe that that old game is still is one of best i have ever played. I didnt get even that hype for Star Citizen, it looks so mediocre in coparions to EVE. I wish I have again that time to get into space with my corp again
  7. wow, is this that revealing part where Oby finally show up that he/she/it is actually one of that russian strippers Bruce is dating in Johannesburg? xD
  8. not looking much forward to Mafia 3, original script was amended too much :/
  9. yeah same here, best was that one which added personal focus, love it
  10. Yes, people are actually more up in arms about Minsc (and Safana and Jaheira for that matter) than the whole "trans" thing. Because it´s out of character for Minsc to say this line, and inconsistency in a character people know for almost two decades is really miserable writing, just so the writer can take a jab at some online movement. It´s cheap and for roleplayers (we are talking about an RPG after all), it can be an immersion breaker. The CEO of Beamdog also realized this now, and they are removing the line. It´s a small step, not that it improves the overall quality of writing. hmm, no, Fallouts (the good ones) have tons of pop cultura references and was still hell a lot of fun
  11. Interstate '76 is still my favorite vehicular combat game. that thing was just amazing (not a big fan of Carmageddon, Twisted Metal is my favorite VC series though), didn't quite like Vigilante 8, but my second favorite has always been Rogue Trip. Death rally anyone? http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-4xnXFbvlKoA/UkTfHxrPe3I/AAAAAAAABD8/v2eSX3zasfI/s1600/death+rally.png
  12. Wow you are a strong man because you are using sex to do them your bidding. You've read it now at least. at last my life is fulfilled
  13. I mean, I never ever heard someone to tell anyone. 'WOW you are strong <insert gender>' because you are using sex to do them your bidding' xD
  14. yeah i get it, i thought he was THAT visionary
  15. did he really told that? If so, my deepest respect for him
  16. wow, didn't know Longknife was giving Bruce red pill. I also love Bruce reply Longknife: Seriously though, here's a challenge for you: quote one post for me in this entire thread where you actually make an argument. You'll find that all of your arguments are "I don't think so." That's it. You just disagree without stating why Bruce: So as much as I understand your view of me and I appreciate the effort its misplaced and you have the wrong impression because most people dont follow RL etiquette on a forum so I doubt we will ever understand each other and thats fine ...as long as we can debate just never assume I'm trolling, I can answer anything you ask me Loving it
  17. Hard day ended by few drinks mate?
  18. ouch, that must hurt
  19. SJWs are eating their own xD sorry for rubbish site, i dont bother to dig more as I seen it on local news http://stylenews.peoplestylewatch.com/2016/03/30/emma-watson-rep-responds-to-controversy/
  20. man, what I would give to be sex object xD
  21. ^this is exactly what happened to me, BG1 was the last of the IE games I tried, and it seemed just terrible after PST, BG2 and IWD. That's interesting. When I first played Baldur's Gate, very shortly after it was released, the experience was a bit different for me. I'm pretty sure I heard choirs of angels singing, and the heavens were opened (really), telling me that it was my sacred duty to skip basically all of my classes for the next week so that someone could get to the bottom of why my foster father had been so brutally murdered. I'm pretty sure I also skipped a few showers, meals, and plenty of sleep, just for good measure. Really, I can still almost feel the trembling delight that overwhelmed by body with every moment I played that game. Up until that moment, I had no idea that so wondrous an experience could be had with mouse and keyboard. I was utterly baffled that my roommate at the time -- who had actually purchased the game rather than me -- was so disinterested with his purchase that he decided to gift it to me without a second thought. I naïvely said I'd check it out, completely unaware of the wonderment I was about to experience. Yep, Baldur's Gate was a game changer for me. I must say i got very similar experience with Fallout 2 which I played before BG1. And at that time I even didnt know english at all (not that i improved that much from that time)
  22. I am nearly at end of BG1 with one of my play through so maybe i will pick this up...
  23. bad thing about ignore function on this forum is that you still see their comment when someone else quote it
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