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Every review I read seems to be all about the bugs. I don't remember that being much of a focus when the original came out, and yet the bugs seem to be a carry over problem. Is it really that buggy? It's ben fine for me, I had one graphical glitch early on but it was easy to work around.

When I first saw this I thought it said "your brain could be blessed" O.o Well, I've always thought you were a bit blessed in the brain, Calax

The nausea is a very clear sign of a concussion. You really should go see a doctor to be safe. Your brain could be bleeding.

Jaundice is a very real problem.

The Jock enters the fray and scans the room (my neck is too taut with muscles, so I rotate my entire body.) I sight my target. 1. I wait until she is getting hit on by a scrawny guy, and then I step up and give him a painful wedgie. My opening line is "Don't waste your time with a loser like that, a real man is here for you." This will work because she probably secretly enjoyed those wedgies she received as a child, and as much as she will hate to admit it, she is attracted to me just like she was her childhood bully. 2. I will give her an autographed photo of me competing in a recent Bodybuilding competition. The bronzer will glisten. 3. I've already rekindled memories of her childhood, and my aggressive nature will cause her to hate me. But that hate will burn bright, and once the emotions are running high, I will bring her into a passionate kiss. If she doesn't pepper spray me, I'm in. 4. Of course I make fun of her name. But I'm not smart enough to make any witty changes to it, so I just pronounce it funny and laugh.

With a doctors kit, I believe.

I don't think hardcore was really designed to be more difficult, it is just more of a realism mechanic. I'm enjoying it so far. Traps definitely suck more when you have to go to a doctor, and worrying about the radiation level of food is neat.

Is Firefox mom?

Formal fallacy, affirming the consequent That wasn't a fallacy, he wasn't implying that the latter logically followed from the former. It was just a statement. It was a fallacy because it assumes that DA1=DA2 which is not true. No, he used the term likely.

I could eat naan all day, especially with potatoes.

This contradicts what you're regularly posting in the threads about Bioware games. Boo has a job to do, dangit, and it's bigger than whether a game is good or not. He is the Anti-champion of Bioware!

It's censored because of the potential for embarrassing misquotes.

When it is all said and done, it will probably be remarkably similar to the original. Take that as you will.

I'm on the PC and enjoying it, no troubles so far *knock on wood*

Except there is no argument here. Entrerix didn't like the guy in the camp, and I agreed with him. Good luck with your future trolling, kthnxbye.

I agree, it was a major immersion breaker.

Again, Steam is free DRM, whereas that used to be a significant cost. That is why it is no surprise developers are jumping at it.

That is less impressive when we take into account you are only 8-years old.

Steam is pretty much the future, it's free DRM. The nice thing is they have greatly improved Steam since the original launch, so at least Offline mode works more regularly. I'd say you could get a console to avoid these hassles, but my PS3 is getting more and more finicky over the fact I don't have a stable internet connection, so I don't see that lasting much longer.

Order online. Cook it yourself. God no. I love curry, and I've cooked it. It is not a smell that leaves the kitchen easily. Seriously, leave it to the professionals.

I found a pic of this poster online...

I would think PC gaming wouldn't be dead until they stop porting console games over. I also think there are plenty of games every year that are released on both, but are better on the pc.

I'm getting old There have always been a few Mexican states that were pretty much out of the reach of the government. It's basically dense jungle in some of these regions. As I said, the US has these areas as well, although the yokels out in the Appalachians aren't quite as well trained as the Zapatistas in Chiapas.

Mexico was in much worse shape twenty years ago. The peso was completely devalued for awhile there in the 80's. Currently their economy is as stable as it has ever been, which is surprising given the current state of the world economy. edit: I realize that doesn't really relate to the drug war per se, but what I'm saying is Mexico isn't close to collapse here. I think I get Wals comparison a bit better, in that the drug war in Mexico is similar to the was in Afghanistan due to the nature of the enemy. I just don't think the countries themselves bear much similarity. Mexico has 16 companies on the Forbes top 100 list, after all. It still has a sickening divide between the rich and the poor, but it isn't a country in ruin.

We need to try and get all the Obsidian folks on the same server. That way we can all play in misery together.