Lanny Ansar

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DUDE. THEY'RE BRINGING BACK C&C: RENEGADE? YES---

There's a difference though. The TV Series managed to get another season for 2014. People wish the videogame would just die already.

On a side note: Decided to try the Defiance free trial. The story's cool and the game mechanics seem alright, but the world is pretty-much completely empty as of now. I've never seen more than 3 people in a single area at one time. PvP is a joke. Everyone carries around chargeable Sniper Rifles and has insanely-good accuracy to where they can basically #360yolonoscope you whenever they want.

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Came here for N'Sync, was not disappointed.

THEY SAY THAT ONCE YOU GAZE INTO THE VOID...

They do, but its' slots are limited. You actually have to pay for an extra 10 guild member slots.

Wait, what?

23rd. And...Did you make a thread? My bad...musta either got buried or I totally didn't see it...

http://www.pathofexile.com/ So a few RL buddies of mine mentioned this game a couple days ago, and I decided to give it a try. It's your usual Dungeon-Crawler layout, with a multi-act storyline that's actually pretty good for a F2P game. The graphics are really well-done, the combat feels fluid and not very clunky, and everything feels essentially like a VERY polished and refined Diablo II. Not only that, but there's no separate servers either. The fighting areas and such are all instanced, but it's completely open when you get into town. But the thing that REALLY got me going was this: (Edit: And even then that's only half of the screen. >_>) THIS is a skill tree for a single class. The base classes they give you (Templar, Marauder, Ranger, Duelist, Witch, and then Siren and Shadow later on in development) are essentially just base concepts. You pick a class and they go "Okay, this is typically the stats that this character runs. Do whatever you want past that." It's detailed to the point of being frightening. The game itself is developed almost entirely from community feedback, and so-far after leveling a Templar to almost 20, I can say this game has officially sparked my interest.

Yeah. I could only manage about 30 minutes of gameplay before I had to uninstall. The graphics are HORRIBLY outdated, the gameplay mechanics are incredibly clunky, weapon accuracy basically doesn't exist (Hence why you'll see 99% of players using the stock SMG), and the only gameplay mode worth trying is the car chase / heist map. This game would've been amazing circa 2004-2005, but as of right now, CS:GO is only $15 and basically does everything this game does, minus car chases. EDIT: Apologies for how negative this post sounds. The game itself does show promise. Unfortunately it suffers from quite a few issues, including a lack of decent funding and a large-enough development team, as well as coming into a market that's WAY over saturated in the arena FPS genre.

JUST THE TIPS. JUST TO SEE HOW THEY FEEL.

\o Wait, I have awards? wat.

I have trouble seeing the screen because my nose doesn't have enough room to adjust within the 2.5 inches of space I provide from my face to my screen. That and I target things in-game pixel by pixel. :)

Sounds good. And I can understand the Open-Carry 5K race. Do I see where they're going with it? Yes. Do I think it'll solve anything? Not really.

So I purchased an item from Wal-mart earlier today that literally had me both surprised and laughing at the same time. It's a children's toy. Cost me about $17 with tax. And it's a near-life sized replica of an AR platform with an optional detachable supressor, fake red dot sight and detachable foregrip / flashlight combo. The T-handle also moves and makes a reloading noise when pulled. It has a bunch of non-moving parts as well that totally mimic an actual AR as well (Safety, bolt release, etc). And it's totally a kid's toy. But it got me an idea. So I decided to start a "How do you get away with making this" thread, where we can post things we find in day-to-day life and simply ask "How the Ffff did this get made?"

Wait a second... How has she NOT earned the Star up until now? Mercury is likely one of the finest pieces of codework I have ever seen get implemented into Second Life's platform. And to be honest, is likely going to be the only one of its' kind for a LONG, LONG time. So does she deserve the award? OH DEAR GOD YEAH. Like I stated before, I'm surprised she didn't get it before now.

WE DO NOT SPEAK OF THAT DEVIL MAGIC HERE, SIR.

Forgot you were in the CO area... Anyhow, welcome back man! Good seein' ya!

Yeah. Unfortunately I'm unwilling to relocate my two Vice Admiral toons to the OI, simply because I have too much reputation as the only effective Science Officer within the 111th Fleet there. xD That and they're all really good friends of mine. However, when LoR comes out and I make a Romulan, I can definitely see what I can do about that. (My main's a VA Science Officer. Running Mk.XI MACO / Liberated Borg gear on most of my ships, and Mk.XI ground stuff.)

Sweet. Now I have a reason to play my Near-max level Cleric there without spending gobs of money.

At first I was all " >_> Okay..." watching through the trailer. Then Hendrix started blaring. You have my attention.

Not bad. Not bad at all. And, ironically enough, my father actually left the US a few months back because he couldn't stand the political hooplah that was going on. He now lives in the Czech Republic and gets his rocks off slamming the US over Facebook. He was merely an anarchist-type and was stocking up for some sorta Martial Law / hostile political takeover of the country that may or may not happen ever. At least according to him. Dunno about the mount itself, but the NV Scope on it is a PVS-2.

Ayup. My Dad wanted to keep that rifle as close to its' era (Vietnam-ish) as possible. Ended up selling it to an Ex-Marine Colonel for $2500.