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Wouldn't you do the same? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> No. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> By no, you mean yes?

Wouldn't you do the same?

Nobody had stated earlier that it was an adventure game, so I was clumsily stating that. It had a few action scenes if I remember correctly, so that might be what I mean.

I can already see your grammar improving. Way to go Rokor.

I actually really liked the game. It was more of an adventure game than anything else. It also was pretty short, I think under 10 hours. It did a great job of capturing the atmosphere of Ridley Scott's world. I'm guessing you will have trouble running it on XP though.

Good, feel the pull of the darkside.

I'm glad the Oil won, but I'd be pissed if I lost on that goal. He basically just barreled into the net to push it in.

Huh? I played the demo on my widescreen TV and it looks terrific.

I bought Metalheart for $20. It was painful. The potential was there, but seriously, worst translations ever.

Seriously, it kick started an Arcade Renaissance. Give credit where credit is due.

I can't believe you guys knock Oblivion for being smaller and having less quests. It still has more than I could ever finish in a year. I agree with all the other negatives.

Return the game and buy a grammar workbook.

Dude I frickin' warned you. Don't cry to me when you are on your death bed and you want that 88 minutes back.

Like every team sport, I'm sure there are gay players who just keep it quiet. Although a gay guy who can skate has another sporting option. That sounds like a stereotype but, seriously, figure skating takes a certain mentality.

Very few people actually choose to believe in God without having been indoctrinated from birth. I find there is a distinct lack of choice in every Christian I know. Going to a Christian school, that's quite a lot. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> You can say that about Christianity, but religion in general has been a huge part of humanity. Religion is extremely important. It plays a very prominent role in civilization. Dismissing it as stupid seems a bit short-sided to me.

You know, the Catholic church actually supported the claim that homosexuality is a dormant genetic trait. Even the bible is quite clear that it isn't homosexuals who are bad, but rather their actions. This doesn't mean they support homosexuality, it just means that someone who is gay is not inherently evil. They expect abstinence. I don't think it's fair to expect that from someone, but I was happy when they released that statement (It was in the early 90's, if I remember correctly.) I'm just disappointed most other Christian churches ignore the science.

I agree with that, but there are many government run programs for adoption as well, and I don't think they should discriminate. They should seek the best parents, regardless of race, religion, or orientation.

Whoa boy, that was not pretty. One thing for Carolina, they mastered that 70 foot pass. Not many teams have taken advantage of dropping the 20line pass rule, but I saw Carolina do it during the regular season and it looks like it may help them hoist the Cup. Still, San Jose went up 2-0 also, so the Oil aren't done yet.

True, but race isn't really the crux of my argument. Non carcasian isn't the only minority. Should muslims have equal adoption rights? Is it fair to give the child to a family that will force it to pray 5x a day to a brick? Obviously not. Minorities aren't ideal candidates imho... it just makes life unnecessarily harder for the child. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> It sounds like you both are punishing the victims here. Just because members of society will discriminate against minorities and gay people, doesn't mean they shouldn't be given the same opportunities. Society will never change at that rate. We'd still have segregation. Race and sexual orientation should not have any bearing in adoption, but rather good parenting skills. It's true that children of gay parents encounter major discrimination, but those children also tend to be open-minded and willing to fight discrimination. Part of that is because a gay couple rarely gets knocked up randomly, so they are much more prepared for parenting. There are no statistics that show the children are more prone to being gay.

By that thinking, minorities shouldn't be allowed to adopt either because the child might face discrimination.

Spoken like someone who has not been married. Why don't you tell that to my wife? Seriously, a gay couple deserves the same civil rights as a straight couple. Right now, in most states, they do not get that. If people think it's going to destroy marriage, then Taks is right and the government should get out of the marriage business. The government should just handle civil unions and let churches decide whether to marry a couple or not. The state has no business preaching.

Choice of games is always tough to look at too early. Every one of these consoles is too young to really expect a ton of games for. It takes 2 years from release for a console to really have what can be called a game library. I can't think of a console that didn't take time to build up a library, and with games getting more complex, it takes developers even more time to adjust to the new generation of consoles.

I like how you threw in Diablo there...almost slipped by my keen eye. The biggest problem with Lionheart and PoR2 is that they had potential and failed miserably. It's like that unplayable Lands of Lore sequel.

Actually Darque did an awesome job helping this poster. And I'm serious, Shadowdancer 2 is the secret Sega/Obsidian project.