Gfted1

A reasonable tradeoff. I've played many games and can't remember any where backtracking to your stash was fun. Hell, Ive never played a game with unlimited inventory! I agree its a reasonable tradeoff but ultimately kind of pointless imo. After 2-4 weapon sets and the individual inventory that every toon can access, how often would people really be going into the stash to find something they need right now?

Afaik, the stash is only accessible while resting (Inn, camping). But while resting in every inn and on every campsite = still anywhere... Pretty much, but those options require the expenditure of resources. You cant access the stash while just walking around or in combat.

Afaik, the stash is only accessible while resting (Inn, camping).

Lets steer this back on topic, please.

I was a little bummed to see he wasn't brewing it himself.

I think Ive read somewhere that Ebola would be a poor choice for bioterror. Something about the infection rate not being high enough and the mortality rate only being ~50%.

Crap, my secret is exposed! Off to my volcano base!

Ive never played the franchise. Im just trying to prevent senseless accidents while also totally grooving on drone technology. If I could figure out a way for the drone to also take DNA samples I think we would have a real winner on our hands. Gosh I hope you're joking... Im not going to lie. When I become president the skies will be darkened with drones. Or did you mean ME 3?

@KP: Ive seen that Venn diagram with Bill Cosby and now the Colonel. Whats it mean?

Ive never played the franchise. Im just trying to prevent senseless accidents while also totally grooving on drone technology. If I could figure out a way for the drone to also take DNA samples I think we would have a real winner on our hands.

I would just like to take the opportunity to point out that a net and pepper spray deploying drone would have again solved the issue without loss of life. smh.

Whats up with the surface of your coffee table? How does that help "in game functionality"? What does it do?

I hope they keep the new system.

Sorry to see you going Hurl. Gfted1, Gfted1 never changes. To the great misfortune for the rest of you, Ill be here until I calcify.

The Flash: Im really enjoying this series and every episode is better than the last, imo. AHS Freak Show: A nice rebound for the series after what I consider a crap last season.

I can see where youre coming from but my idea wasn't to make police work easier, that's just a byproduct. My idea was more aligned with reducing almost all crime in one fell swoop. Almost every action we perform leaves behind some DNA via blood, hair, skin cells, etc... meaning it is almost impossible to interact with an object or person without leaving your DNA behind. If that DNA could be collected and instantly point to the bad guy then I think that would be a watershed moment in crime fighting.

I don't fully understand your meaning, can you restate?

We could also monitor everyone in and outside of their home. Implanting gps would be nice and lets not forget a kill switch. All problems solved. I understand the extreme you are going to but why would your DNA being on file be an invasion of your privacy?

If someone has a differing opinion it does not make them an alt/troll/bot. More on topic discussion, please.

Too bad we don't take a drop of blood from every single person born and add it into a database. With everyone's DNA on file we could probably cut all crime by a huge percentage. #abrightertommorrow

His last post.

He went on a walkabout to "unplug" or something like that.

I always wondered how they came up with that 20% stat. How do you quantify what wasn't observed / reported? Im sure there are many many cases that go unreported but pulling some number out of the air always sounded fishy to me.

Until we have three precogs floating in a tank somewhere, were going to have to rely on crime victims to report the crimes.