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CrashBang said:
UnableToThinkOfName said:
It's been somewhat of a long time...

UnableToThinkOfName said:
I don't listen to music most people do (let alone can dance to) but for some reason I can dance to this loud, violent slab of punk.
Greatest punk band in the history of ever
I met Lags (lead guitar) last weekend, best moment of my life... probably
Nice. What was he like?
 

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UnableToThinkOfName said:
CrashBang said:
UnableToThinkOfName said:
It's been somewhat of a long time...

UnableToThinkOfName said:
I don't listen to music most people do (let alone can dance to) but for some reason I can dance to this loud, violent slab of punk.
Greatest punk band in the history of ever
I met Lags (lead guitar) last weekend, best moment of my life... probably
Nice. What was he like?
I told him he was a legend and that Gallows are my favourite band and he just said "nice, cheers man, that really means a lot". He was pretty cool. He was DJing at Slam Dunk fest in Leeds, it was epic
 

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Sir Bob said:
Even though Avatar didn't have the best story out there, to compare it to Halo on a large scale seems rather far fetched. But hey, we all know how the fanboys react when you even look at their precious Masterchief..
 

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On a thread about shotguns and how they mean imminent attack :

Radu889 said:
Serious Sam first encounter : Double-barreled shotgun in the middle, pick it up and you're about to get brutally raped.
 

ParkourMcGhee

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In a "Game mechanics you hate" thread - it's the earliest one I could find in posts

Bigfootmech said:
Simon says Don't HAVE to be bad, has anyone here played Fahrenheit? It allows you to get into the button pressing... although I did actually change the controls to wasd and up dn l r as opposed to who knows what and the keypad.

I do hate button mashers though, I keep getting a cramp because I have a tenancy to "overmash".
What is this, I don't even... Was I drunk? Oh well. I stand by my opinions, even if I voiced them in a very unusual way. I only probably liked the controls in that game because it's similar to StepMania (Dance mat for PC). However what those controls are doing in an 'adventure' game I will never know.
 

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^=ash=^ said:
I must say its one of the most fun games I've played in a while (especially on multiplayer), I can agree that its more of an expansion rather than a full new game but I really couldn't care less XD
My opinion of L4D2 :) in the "Opinions of L4D2" thread would you believe.
 

SovietSecrets

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EcksTeaSea said:
Id say buy, after playing the first level of single player and bout an hour of multiplayer, all my regrets about buying this game were gone
From a thread about someone asking if World at War was worth picking up or not.
 

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Most importantly, eat a good breakfast before going to the Dentist's as you will lose quite a bit of blood, Brush your teeth too obviously.

Your Dentist should be clear on all the dos and don'ts after the treatment:
Don't fidget the affected area too much,
don't eat anything for a while,
don't exert yourself, smoke or drink for the rest of the day.

If the blood clots get too irritated they'll come off and you'll find yourself with a dry socket, which means the bone your teeth rest in will be exposed, not very pleasent but don't fret over this, dry sockets in my experience almost always come from patients who have smoked after an extraction, keep away from the fags and you should be fine.

take it easy for the rest of the day if you need to eat/drink keep away from hot food and drink.

listen to your Dentist.
 

Sporky111

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Aperture Science v. Black Mesa (whew, this isn't as bad as I expected)
Sporky111 said:
I have to choose Aperture because of GLaDOSs singing and for the cube, plus theres cake. Although the building was poorly planned, anyone remember the catwalk above the bottomless, cavernous room.
 

NBSRDan

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The interview scene in Watchmen. At first it's just a necessary plot device, but then...

"A dead human body has the same number of particles as a living one."

*mind orgasms*
 

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WARNING: Probably won't make sense at all

When you enter a room, you hear this raspy, uneven breathing, and it is coming from a monster you can't even kill the first and second times you see it. They also limp kinda weird, and they have this crazy stare you always see when you look in their eyes.
Scary as hell
 

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I simply can't rank my top games of all time, so I'll list them in chronological order by release date. I have two lists, pre-2000 and post-2000.

1. Super Mario Bros. (1985): What can I say?
2. Tetris (1986): Tetris is just Tetris. Like Mario, nothing negative can be said.
3. Crystal Quest (1987): The most difficult game ever made. I can say without hyperbole that no one has ever beaten the original version's 255 challenging levels. The 360 remake is much, much worse.
4. Super Mario World (1991): Oddly, I didn't play this game until the late 2000s, but I still play it now.
5. Nanosaur (1998): The best third-person shooter ever. The day OSX stopped being compatible with this game was the day Apple died for me.

After 2000:

1. Pokemon Gold (and Silver) (2000): Simply the best Pokemon game in almost every measurable aspect.
2. Battlefield 1942 (2002): The most well-balanced FPS ever.
3. Impossible Creatures (2003): Relic's Insect Invasion mod finally gave this game the infinite replayability it deserves.
4. Left 4 Dead (2008): Good balance, great online play, amazing voice acting, and you shoot zombies.
5. Fallout 3: Broken Steel (2009): Vanilla Fallout 3 is several degrees worse, because the level cap is too low and the ending is terrible. Broken Steel fixed every flaw and made FO3 the game it deserved to be.

Wow. Sorry my list is so long, but I felt narrowing down both old and new games into a list of 5 would be impossible.
 

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From Episode 8 of I hit it with my axe
Warning; rage filled.
I have tried watching every single episode and I just can't make it past the 2 min mark, it is dreadfully boring and to be honest the concept is less than original, cool, or anything else on those lines. I am bored by this so much I just registered to say I don't think this could be any less amusing. Pornstars REALLY? Because someone who is 15 would want to see pornstars playing a tabletop game? Urealms was great, ZP is great, LRR is and always has been hilarious, Unskippable is almost always funny I nearly died the first episode, D&A is raising it's already pretty decent level of entertainment, but this is just so BAD and mindless god forbid I am in a nursery and it is on!
 

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This post was made on Christmas Eve, talking about Prototype:

"It really looks like they're just trying to cram too much stuff into one game. The hype machine is working overtime."
 

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On one side, my relatives were Italian royalty. On the other... my great-grandfather left Mexico in a fruit truck.
 

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From a thread on sniping skills in FPS games, and how to obtain it:

Kiefer13 said:
I consider myself to be a fairly decent sniper, at least in most of the FPS's i've played recently (BF2, BF2142, Quake Wars, COD4 etc). Here's a couple of pieces of advice that I find helps me.

1. Map your fire button to the keyboard! Seriously. It may seem odd to not have it assigned to mouse1, and indeed may take some getting used to but trust me, it helps with accuracy ALOT. When you click, you're going to move the mouse, even if it's only a little bit and this can throw off your aim significantly after the first shot, giving the target time to respond if you don't get them first shot (especially if your mouse's sensitivity setting is set higher than normal, like mine). Mapping the fire button to say, enter will mean that you can aim as normal with the mouse, and fire without throwing throwing off your aim.

2. Get a decent mouse. The best snipers do not use that bloody mass-produced microsoft affair that came free with your rig, period. Get yourself one that has good reviews and decent DPI. A heavier than average weighted mouse is probably best as well, as the more lightweight ones tend to sometimes move more than you intend (again, especially if your sensitivity is set higher than normal). A mouse is something you use practically every time you use your computer, so getting a good one is money well spent.

3. Don't pick the obvious sniping spots. Don't even THINK about sniping from a guard tower, or somewhere that can be seen easily from the other side of the map. You might as well just wear florescent pink armour, stick a bullseye on your head and announce your location in the open chat channel. Sniping is just as much about stealth as it is marksmanship.

Instead, pick somewhere less obvious, such as going prone in a bush at the base of the guard tower. Don't sit up on the roof or the top floor of a building. Fire from the first floor window. This has the added bonus that if you miss the first shot, your target will likely swivel around and look at the most obvious spots to try and spot you. This might give you time to re-aim and take him out with a second. Also, don't keep going to the same spot again and again if people kill you. It just means that they will automatically know where you are if you miss, and probably just turn around and kill you again. Move around between different spots, and always keep your opponents guessing. This is especially important on games like COD4, with the killcam.

4. Practice! I know I'm probably sounding like a broken record when I say this, but there is no substitute for experience. While general sniping experience carries over between games, don't just expect to be good at sniping at one game because you are in another. Each games weapons handle slightly differently, each game has different hitboxes (as has been said before)), and it takes time to get used to the nuances of sniping in each different game. But if you keep practicing and honing your skills, you WILL get better.