Recent content by FujinAkari

Yeah... Fujin is pretty alluringly awesome :P

6 was my entry point, and still my favorite (ignore the avatar)

Actually... if you haven't played -any- Suikoden games, then you might also play Suikoden IV. Suikoden IV is, hands down, the weakest of the Suikodens... but if you haven't gone and gotten yourself spoiled by the really good Suikodens (V and II) then you won't notice as much, lol.

Suikoden V This is actually a prequel to all the other Suikoden's (except 4, but it takes place like 300 years later) so don't worry about jumping in in the middle. Suikoden V tells the story of the Prince of a Queendom being unexpectedly thrust into authority whenever one of the kingdom's...

Well, the way your phrasing it isn't exactly correct. Its more of "KesPa has been actively working against globalizing Starcraft for ten years, so Blizzard isn't willing to let them control Starcraft 2."

Starcraft was designed for a 56K modem. -Everyone- has that. Starcraft II is more graphically challenging, but I don't see a compelling reason why it would require significantly more connection than SC1 Edit: Additionally, Blizzard has explicitly said they are building options into the new...

http://www.geek.com/articles/games/pushing-buttons-starcraft-2s-lan-party-potential-2009076/

It should be noted that Starcraft II allows you to do this. Starcraft II includes LAN support, it is just within Battle.net. The -only- people affected by this are LANS without internet access.

Fun fact: The legality of ToS agreements is still very much in debate. It is a question that the courts have never had occasion to give a definite answer upon. See, the central legal question is whether terms and conditions that are only offered -after the sale- can be legally binding...

Except, of course, that after the third kill he stops gaining honor for it.

They did. She refused. The fact that the security officer was called to remove her is evidence that she wouldn't leave the classroom on her own.

She was not charged with assault or vandalism, she was charged with disorderly conduct, and refusing to cease disrupting a classroom to the point where security is forced to physically remove you and police are called in certainly qualifies.

Having read the actual police report... I see nothing wrong with this. The student had a long history of causing disturbances, blatently lied to the teacher, the security officer, the principal. The student forced a On-duty Police Officer to be called off the street in order to search her and...

This seems normal to me. If the girl ignored the teacher's command to stop, then she would have ignored a command to go to the principal's office. At least in my school, once security is involved, it is a police matter, not school.

Its Sarah Kerrigan, amateur :P ((Yeah, I know, really petty... but I just couldn't resist the delicious irony :P))