Recent content by Skiftnycklar

I find it much more enjoyable to be the bane of snipers. Two quick shots from the Ambassador from point blank and BAM, they're dead. Then they switch to Pyro and try to find me. It's hilarious :D Also: Gentlemen.

My grandmother wasn't a very convincing Santa. This was when I was very young, probably less than six years old.

I don't know exactly what hit me, but something blew up beneath me, and I flew (all limbs except my left leg intact) over one of those 6-story buildings in D.C and saw missing textures everywhere. I then proceeded to faceplant on an invisible wall and plummit back to Earth.

1. 19 2. Male 3. Since it was released, 1000+ hours. 4. Besides chatting, both the voice and text kind, taunting is for communicating with the other team/an enemy when necessary! 5. Spy check! There is a lot, as is to be expected for any game this popular. 6. Random criticals. Especially...

I'd be a tool. ...same as now, then.

For me it has to be Boot Stamping on a Human Face Forever by Bad Religion. It really doesn't make you optimistic. Still a great song, though.

All of these. http://www.youtube.com/user/2hamsters1couple

Art? I'm not going to trip into a nostalgic ramble here and quote my past favourites, because I may be slightly biased about ye olde games... On topic, I'd have to go with Minecraft. Sure, it's made by one guy. Sure, it's basically 8 bit 3D. Sure, it's not about killing hordes upon hordes...

Mmmmm...quick time events. Makes me think back to the vehicle part in Resident Evil 5. And that's not a good thing.

Ah. So, Handoval, then?

The basic idea for most games is that I pirate and play them for a while to see if they're any good, then buy them if they're good / uninstall them and never think about them again if they're bad. Supporting the right people, y'know. Edit: The games I don't pirate I look up info, comments and...

Perhaps. But then and again, arguing about sports is like arguing who's hair colour is the best. I could care less about some sports, like why American football is called football. The rest, I basically couldn't care less about.

Crysis did this pretty well, except for one thing which it and (as far as I know) Halo 3 shares. The animations of your arm and gun doesn't correspond to the animations of your shadow arm and gun, but it does so with your legs and shadow of your legs. It is more noticable in Halo 3 than Crysis...

The penalty for attempted suicide is death somewhere, or so I heard. I don't see how that solves anyone's problems except for, you know, whoever attempted to commit suicide.

A fast, helmet-wearing, mute, eyepatch-sporting, heavy set Texan with a German accent who hunts prey in the Outback of Australia and specializes in subterfuge...according to Jack Thompson.