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It's a type of madness, to be sure ... obsessive-compulsive ...

The game looks okay, though I'm not entirely convinced with the predilection for cheap-Steven-Seagal-action-film-c

It's just a disaffected bunch of amoral utilitarians trying to invert the political landscape, leaving themselves up higher. I'm up for the boarding-windows-with-crooked-wood idea, though.

I loved that film; did it get a place on ST3k ?

That's why they wouldn't hire you (categorised under "unmanageable"). ;p

preview video: Splinter Cell: Conviction I don't know how merging these two posts ended up with your later post in front of my earlier one.

Only if your definition of "best" doesn't include fun.

Why? Because I don't equate the concepts of "best" and "favorite"? *is confused* Yes ... So Deus Ex is a better game, but you would rather play Morrowind? *is confused*

What sort of mods? (Nice hair mod. )

Both. 64-bit seems to be hit-and-miss with 32-bit applications. I would expect this to improve when the critical mass of consumers have (Vista-or-whatever's-next)-64, though I doubt that will be for a while.

I'm busy powering my way through the text books; today I read another couple of chapters of How the Universe works (all about Strong (QCD), electromagnetic (QED), weak (Bosons!) and gravitational interactions, the particles (leptons, hadrons), quanta (photons, gluons, gravitons) and magnitude associated with each).

The interviewers were just making sure you met the minimum standard of manageability; i.e. that you could be left to conduct bug-finding, reporting and play-testing generally without supervision, and can follow orders. The fact that you have a keen interest in games certainly helped, too.

Fliers are chasing the insects, which are attracted by the lights.

You are a very strange person. Or rather, your definition of "best" ("personal best" / "favourite") is very strange.

And you've been bleating on at them to hurry up and fix the "minor" bugs ... when they could be more work than a major!

It's just their entry in the game of Listing Favourite Games™. " Also, promite is much better than vegemite.

More mutants!

Ooo, miss a turn, Walsh! Hammersmith!

Morrowind had/has a huge following, though: if you were one of the players who can read endless pages of background info off scrolls that are left hidden in dungeons, and you like a sandbox game, then I can see why it would be placed so highly. I'm not, but that's more because Morrowind is a marmite type of game: people either love it or hate it, no in-between. Also, it's good to see Deus Ex getting it's proper acknowledgments.

Do barbarians backstab?

The current HP 30" beats the latest Dell in performance and features (and, unfortunately, price). This one looks nice. I wonder when it will be available ...

They're there? That's good, those pesky shortcuts will get their just desserts.

I believe the support for 32-bit applications (read: games!) is less than acceptable, though.

West Acton to Holland Park, utilizing the Peter Faulks manuoevre.