Recent content by dMighty

I remember playing through that during the course of a high school cs class. Good game, good review.

Most recently "The Idiot" by Dostoevsky. Also "Armageddon in Retrospect" by Vonnegut, though that was more sadness for his passing.

22, my first system was the commodore 64. http://www.classiccmp.org/dunfield/c64/h/complete.jpg I still use that monitor to this very day. It currently has a PS2 and a gamecube hooked up to it. The thing is a beast.

Discussions are good opportunities for learning, people who don't know much about a topic should be encouraged to participate. Even if they do not argue the point well it still shows a desire to participate and, perhaps, to edify themselves. If you want to have a more nuanced conversation on...

I imagine so, otherwise why would people do it? Or at least start it. Sure, you may come to enjoy it, but you probably started it because you had friends who were doing it and you took it up either out of curiosity or the desire to fit in and look mature or badass or cool or whatever. Or...

If two cars are both speeding one behind the other, would you ticket the guy in back or the leader? Or would there be some way to ticket both?

Slow = Dread, Fast = Shock. Depends on what you're in the mood for.

It's Picard. Why is there even a debate?

That's a real shame. It was sometimes too cute for its own good, but overall well done and creative. They seemed to do better in the second season about creating greater story arcs to encourage return viewers, but by that time I guess it was already too late. Brian Fuller sure knows how to...

Jagged Alliance 1&2, Battle for Wesnoth (Open Source, a lot of fun), Fallout Tactics...there are probably others. Those are all for PC.

It's like a post-apocalyptic 'Homeward Bound'

I think it would be more inline with Gonzo to write about playing the game and becoming immersed. This is borderline fan fiction. Interesting though.

Sacrifice. For obvious reasons.

Nobody ever suspects the butterfly... I'm afraid of heights, which is inconvenient as I'm a fan of rock climbing. I'll be fine for awhile and then suddenly get an intense bout of vertigo. Happened once on a scissor lift when I was delimbing a tree, almost murdered myself. Also, large...

Most of the hate is directed towards the moral vegetarians and understandably so. They take a ritual deeply ingrained into the status quo and declare it morally base. The act of eating meat is done unthinkingly for the most part and to have that act questioned is sure to ruffle some feathers...