Looking very nice. Turrets can probably just be manually gunned. Guards are fine for the effect, but turrets could be included if the player needs a little extra firepower.
erathoniel
People should be smart enough to realize one thing: Never take risks with your house. Man needs two things for a relatively healthy life, food and shelter. These take care of most everything. Luxuries are extra. They can be bought, but don't whine about loosing your house because the car payments or PS3 drove you under.
I'd just say it anyways. If they tried to try me, we'd see how well they could persecute. The punishment is not enough to outweigh the glory of serving God. God should be in control of my life, not the ACLU or the wackos who wanna keep me from praying after asking me to.
[quote]However, when I hear the Christianese bullshit that claims our lives will be perfect if we simply follow a set of hard and fast rules, I literately want to vomit.[/quote] Who says this? Avoid 'em. Life will never get perfect. It's merely the possibility to have one aspect totally covered, the most important one, the afterlife, that gives us any safety.
I hate the pen tool. Brushes work better for me, unless I want a curve that is very neat, for lack of a better word.
I don't think it's intelligence, merely curiosity, that determines the amount of faith one can have. If you can't just let a unknown factor in, you'll need a lot more intelligence or time thinking to get to sleep at night.
[quote]PC gaming is also being hurt by piracy/hacker assholes. [/quote] Yeah, I think that's been established many times in this article's comments, before.
I think that though the man is still a criminal (unless it was self-defense), he is not evil simply for his actions, other than his innate sinful nature.
I use a laptop for [B]everything[/B], so I wouldn't know, but I never unplug it for more than a minute or so without turning it off. Power surges are unheard of where I live, and in severe storms I unplug it. Though, I do connect to the internet using a cable, so I guess the surge aspect is moot. However, there's a lot of network on my network. It wouldn't be the first thing hit (not that I'd have time to unplug it or anything, but it's furthest from the wall behind a modem, sharing with another
Can we burn the city now, please? Please? (I'm joking, if anyone's stupid enough not to notice.) Unrated games frequently have cleaner content than the rated ones. There's all ratings for games, and the ESRB is not known for turning any game down. An AO rating is devastating, not a death sentence. The only damage done is to the indie market. This law makes Cortex Command contraband. And, nevermind the rhyme, nobody wants that.
Aptly said. Though I have my doubts if he's playing .
[quote]What ever. Call me what you want, I'm not the one going around constantly posing my words as absolute. [/quote] They ain't my words, they're the words I agree with. [quote] You and Lula can pretend to believe you are following God's words all you want, in the end you will still be a sinner till your time comes and only God can judge you and everyone else.[/quote] Excuse me, you obviously haven't brushed up on theological doctrine quite as much as you're trying to s
I like it.
[quote]Unless you think you are a God and are perfect and so your words are supreme. I bet you've seen Bruce Almighty and wish you could have had such a chance to be God. Seeing as how your opinions are prone to thinking of yourself as perfect. [/quote] Charles, you are so deluded. If I thought my words were supreme, I wouldn't be exalting His. I've never seen Bruce Almighty, and I really don't wish I had a chance to be God. Since when have I said that I am perfect, you libellious sla
[quote](even classic maps like Painted Desert in TA can't hold a candle to some of the cool arenas in Demigod)[/quote] I'll hold you to that. I wanna try this. Will it have full-functionality single-player, or will I have to go online?
[quote]I can't confirm that anywhere. I actually use borax and baking soda to scrub the toilet, but the lemonade trick is good for bad stains on the porcelain. Pumice can also be used to scrub out the stains. [/quote] I'd doubt lemon juice would be any more corrosive than any type of cleaning project, but after years (think decades or centuries) it could add up.
[quote]Bingo! As the saying goes "The truth is in the eye of the beholder". [/quote] Yes, but then truth is not correct, making everyone's truth (save God's) meaningless.
The only problem I can think of is that unless you use an acid-based cleaner anyways, that lemonade could be causing unknown acidic damage to the plumbing. Bleach and whatnot is a strong base, but lemon juice is an acid.
[quote] You forgot "Per person". There is only one truth for an interpretation for each person. Absent absolute knowledge, there is no truth that is absolute for every person. [/quote] Yes, but the universal thing is true, universally, truth is just a matter of perception then?
What is the image of God? The Bible preaches that man is made in God's image. So, what part of man is representative of God? There are proponents of the "body" theory, which states that our bodies are made in the image of God. This basically states that God is in form, a biped with two arms, two eyes, two ears, two nostrils, and whatnot. This is, however, a theory, though it can be theoretically reinforced by stating that it is written that "the body is th
Oh Lord, it's like dystopian science-fiction.
Eh. His decision making process is too strange for me. And too liberal.
[quote]MMMMMMmmmmm BBQ cat my favorite on a hot day!!![/quote] There goes my appetite.
For what it's worth, ObjectDock is a necessity. Especially when you have a lot of shortcuts and only use two or three enough to put on the dock.
[quote]Real Answer: bit torrent, pirate bay, torrent reactor, etc., etc. [/quote] If you wanna make sure it dies, go do that.