Farenheit 1111
- Thread starter The_root_of_all_evil
- Start date
Recommended Videos
Orange Box. 5 games mother fucker!!!
If they found that too I'd have no other choice. You think video games incourage violence hu? Well, we'll see about that. *pulls out chainsaw*
A world with out games...can you imagine?
*thinks of a world of happiness and butterflys and people dancing in the streets*
*shivers*
If they found that too I'd have no other choice. You think video games incourage violence hu? Well, we'll see about that. *pulls out chainsaw*
A world with out games...can you imagine?
*thinks of a world of happiness and butterflys and people dancing in the streets*
*shivers*
i was going to say the exact same thing the orange box hl2,portal and tf2 thats all i need to survive. I wouldnt go quietly either id let them into my house peacefully and then back stab them all with a butterfly nice of machete.SomeBritishDude said:
in soviet Russia sniper back stabs you
The_root_of_all_evil said:
Ahahah... Yeah... Acti-Blizz and Bungie don't have the stones and would drop their trade the moment the law was passed. Bobby Kotick would take up selling drugs to children. Valve and EA would most likely try to fight it legally, which would likely fail (or it would ruin the setup for this post), and then they'd realize they still have families consequently retiring/changing profession.
That said, there's a lot of stuff on my hardware I'd rather save before a videogame (my artwork for instances), but considering it would only knock out games for some reason, probably something sandboxy. Of the games I own, probably Vice City or Fallout 3. There would be no point saving multiplayer games since you wouldn't have anyone to play them with, and any story mode by itself would get old really fast.
Edit: Would I fight? Depends. I have more to live for than games, so if all they wanted was my games... Meh. Not worth dying for. If they went violent, now that's a whole different matter.
If they wiped out Valve, be damn sure they wiped out Steam too. TF2 would be useless without a net connection, and the others wouldn't work without steam. Sorrydark_taint92 said:
Personally I'd grab Oblivion, and spend as much time as I had left frantically downloading all the mods I could get my hands on.
Why would an EMP degrade the data on a DVD? it's etched in plastic. It's not a hard drive or magnetic tape.
I love Fahrenheit 451, this is a cool adaptation of it...
OT: I guess I'd take a few SNES games like Secret of Evermore, Donkey Kong, Zelda: LttP, they'd keep me going for quite a while, and hopefully I'd meet up with others who have DVD's too and we'd be able to share...
As for would I fight? I guess I would, I'd like to think I wouldn't go down without a fight...
OT: I guess I'd take a few SNES games like Secret of Evermore, Donkey Kong, Zelda: LttP, they'd keep me going for quite a while, and hopefully I'd meet up with others who have DVD's too and we'd be able to share...
As for would I fight? I guess I would, I'd like to think I wouldn't go down without a fight...
Freedom Fighters.
Just to send a message.
Thats what I say, but if it really happened, I would save Timesplitters Future Perfect.
And the only way they will get that game is to pry it from my cold, dead hands.
I will not give up a hobby that I love so much so easily.
Just to send a message.
Thats what I say, but if it really happened, I would save Timesplitters Future Perfect.
And the only way they will get that game is to pry it from my cold, dead hands.
I will not give up a hobby that I love so much so easily.
I would put an SNES emulator on the DVD along with ROMS. No game company will probably care that I pirate their games by then and DVDs have a big enough storage to hold almost if not all of the games for the SNES.