Recent content by SilvanTyl

I've got several. A Wurmple (Which became a Dustox) from Ruby, a Misdreavus from Pearl, and an Audino from White - which is the only one I haven't killed for the EXP points.

In Metal Gear 3, the part with The Sorrow was literally just the ghost of one guard screaming 'MY NECK! MY NEEEECK!', spraying blood everywhere. My only non-boss kill up to that point. I'd cut his throat open, accidentally, while trying to knock him out. Not a proud moment in my tactical...

I support 'Blops'. It sounds awesome, and needs to become the official name.

The end was a bit like an intervention. "Come on Doctor. You're out of control. Let somebody else save the world for a change." Also, as soon as those autons grabbed him, you knew the Doc was doomed. Not even Eccleston could escape their kung-fu grip.

I'm going to build a suit of armour made of mirrors. It's the only way to be safe from the fiery cancer-causing wraithblade.

Bow ties are cool, but regular ties are just that much cooler.

The Penny Arcade/Kurtz/Wheaton podcasts. Sublime.

I've not grinded so far. When I find myself needing skill points, I just go to the relevant trainer and spend some gold getting them. The stuff I use more often tends to go up by itself without me thinking about it.

Donkey Konga, the only rhythm game I've ever played.

I went with training. In a one-on-one fight, the better trainer soldier would win. Unless his opponent hides in a shed with dual shotguns. In which case, training and tactics mean nothing. Of course, all of this is irrelevant, as victory will go to the side with the better War Face!

Yes, and I'm going with the PC version this time around.

Either Geth or Turian, just because I tend to play a stealthy/tech based character. Also; why no love for the Volus?

It's a Wonderful Life. I could cry right now just thinking about it.

Can't wait for this. The social preferences are going to make matchmaking so much more fun. Halo has always been a big part of my online gaming because of things like the party system, it's good to see that part getting better.

I've only ever killed a civilian in Crackdown with explosives, and always because I couldn't see them due to the draw distance. Generally, I tend not to go on kill-crazy rampages. Unless I'm playing Saints Row 2.