SanChonino

SanChonino

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[quote]and F.E.A.R has the beast AI to date.[/quote] What?!? The AI in that game is the biggest bunch of retarded bots on the planet. Seriously. The original Unreal had better AI than that piece of steaming turd. [quote]sin of a solar empire out shines homeworld do to the fact that you can find sins but you cant find homeworld in stores.[/quote] Ummmm . . . that's because Sin[B]s[/B] is new, and Homeworld came out almost ten (ten!) years ago. Try findin

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[quote]Well best you get that blow-up doll, then... apart from not looking silly on a tandem bicycle all on yer lonesome, you don't want all then gorgeous gals thinking you're an eligible bachelor, now do ya![/quote] /me thinks of 'Lars and the Real Girl' with fond horror. Fondness because it was a great movie; horror at the thought of doing the same. ;)

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[quote]What? You mean to say SanChonino doesn't have a lady????[/quote] Only because she left in an emergency for Mexico. So no, currently single. But hey - at least I don't have weird people telling me they love me after what, three dates, Cedarbird? :P

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Just finished my first game, and my bootie-whuppin' ticket of the Mighty Bills (Bill Richardson and Bill Clinton) just waltzed all over a McCain/Romney ticket. Suckers. Don't mess with the Bills. ;) First impressions on the game: Tougher than I thought it was going to be. I had a lot of fun trying my hand at creating a new candidate, just to give up and play with someone whose politics I already knew I liked (Richardson). It played more or less like I expected, but it stil

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[quote]The level design in Painkiller is amazing.[/quote] Hell yes it is. Shooting up churches, army bases, and orphanages in Purgatory, filled with the minions of Satan. The more I play that game, the more I absolutely love it. It's ridiculously fun.

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[quote]I simply don't understand why anyone would want this.[/quote] Because most of the target audience for this program [B]does[/B] have plenty of interest in skins, customizations, and docks. You have to remember, Stardock's customization community is much larger than their gaming community. (As a member of both, it's painfully obvious that it's the case.) It's only natural that they cater the product to their larger customer base rather than the nit-picky end user who watches his

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psychoak, you have good tastes . . . Unreal Tournament is the best mindless 'I want to blow crap up with a flak cannon' game ever. (And yes, I'm a total flak monkey.) System Shock 2, Thief, and Deus Ex are the three best in terms of immersion and storyline. Every other game since has [I]wished[/I] it could be so cool as these three, and failed miserably. I still have a soft place in my heart for Half-Life. Gotta love those headcrabs. Painkiller is a gre

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[quote]Does this mean it will integrate with user skins designed by other people? You know, skins made by that other software your company produces . . .[/quote] You can already use your default WindowBlinds skin, for example, by clicking the tick-box in the 'Preferences' menu.

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[quote]yet I still feel obliged to keep my frakking fingers in line even when some mewling wanker drives me 'round the bend.[/quote] One of the beauties of posting on one of Stardock's sister sites, JoeUser , is that pretty much any language (outside of personal threats) is tolerated. You should've seen some of the insults bandied around those parts. Vivid.

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Is anyone even reading my Spain stories anymore? I know there are a few (a very few) stalwarts, but I'm beginning to wonder if it's even worth the effort. -- 29 May 2008. 7:54pm. We sat there, the two of us, for the better part of the afternoon. I should have been studying, but what can I say? Sometimes you just have to neglect stuff like that in lieu of more pressing concerns. The sand was warm on my toes, the sun beating down on me,

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[quote]why not talking to VALVe and work together instead of split Community?[/quote] That's just it, though - Impulse's functionality will blow everything STEAM does out of the water. The minimizing to dock alone will make it one of the programs I use most often. Plus, the integration of an already flourishing community (through Stardock's sister sites) is just going to make it that much better. Maybe I'm just hopeful, but I can see the implications of what Impulse [

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So, fine JoeUsers and/or WinCustomize users, how does the day find you? It finds me quite well. I'm done with my tests, just relaxing today before embarking on weeks of adventure-filled travels, and I've gotten pretty okay grades so far (hey, no fails like Pervy, so I'm good). But when I'm just relaxing that means I inevitably play around on teh intarwebz a bit. So I'm poking around and stumble onto the Impulse webs

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Yep, I downloaded it in Impulse, Yarlen - that must be the issue. And, come to think of it, there wasn't any music either. I guess I'll pop open SDC and do it the old-fashioned way, but just so you know - they don't get included in the Impulse install.

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[quote]why the dont add a multiplayer-part like this?[/quote] Because most gamers are not multiplayers. They are, in fact, single players. And because Brad doesn't want it to be multiplayer. If you want a multiplayer Stardock game, get PM2008. I'll play you. Heck, I'll even lose, probably, and you can get a 'speshul ego-boost'.

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