I'm sorry, but when I'm doing three at a time I get a little lazy/forgetful. If you ask me for a link for Oblivion, I am likely to destroy something expensive. LINKS: http://www.mythos.com/ http://www.ambrosiasw.com/games/evn/
It is great. I recommend it for everyone. Don't buy FATE while you wait, though, because it's very similar in style (albeit better).
Never thought of that yet. Anyone want a swimming lesson? Don't worry, I know CPR.
Now, I'm in the Mythos beta, and this is all I will say about it: It's awesome. It's like the Korean grindfest games, but it doesn't get boring as quickly and has a lot of content. Also, it's got a major drive to level up. I'll be playing it a lot. However, I find that I've been spending a lot of my time on games, and not much doing everything else. For instance, I did maybe 8 hours of work in a day, I spent 8 playing Mythos or EV Nova (bought it
Nope, I live far inland, I'm fine with seas rising... wait, what?
Well, I'd be fine with Bush for four more years too, but the constitituon disallows it.
Versus the blatant Democrats?
I sincerely doubt that Huckabee is the antichrist.
[quote]I think we should all buy Blizzard games to help support the pc gaming industry. If we buy blizzard games than more money will be spent on creating new games like world of starcraft or warcraft 12. Blizzard games are great who doesn't agree. *NOTE* I am not a Blizzard employee [/quote] Open source. It owns. Try Glest.
Huckabee! I'd take Huckabee before anyone . Except maybe Jesus, but I doubt He'd be elected.
[quote]If you worship Bush to the point that you consider him infallible, then you have no place to question anyone's Christianity.[/quote] I don't consider him infallible. I just agree with him the vast majority of the time. So then, therefore, if he endorses John McCain, and he shares my views, and he knows McCain more than I do, why should I consider my tiny amount of knowledge better than his?
[quote]I found out that you can already buy Sony Playstation 3s with Linux pre-installed, but still not exactly an avenue for most consumers that already own one. Still a step in the right direction none-the-less.[/quote] WHERE??? I WANT! (All-caps done now).
Actually, KFC said that God did not intervene because of His being banned in schools. Granted, I do believe that secularism led to the shootings at schools (pretty much any), due to the decline of morality that accompanies it. Yes, there can be moral secular people, but it's much more rare.
[quote] You are anthropomorphizing pieces of silicon. They will run if they're requested to by the application. They're not going to hold a strike on the northbridge demanding lower temperature conditions.[/quote] They have in the past. :SNIFF!: Actually, they don't really have any compatibility for the software that works. For instance, Dual Core optimized stuff runs fine, but older high-power and some other lower-technical support stuff won't like them.
I think that Hillary should run as an Independent candidate. She obviously wants to run, and I believe that it is her right to do so. Heck, let her run as a Democrat with Obama. See if I care. But I do believe that she should run. And for fairness. Let my Republican status sink in, and, then, sure, make her run. I, however, believe that she should make the decision of whether or not she wants to run and stick with it.
[quote]Your dual cores perform more than 15 times faster than the absolute minimum system requirements of XP, and 4.5 times faster than the absolute minimum system requirements for Vista. They're totally overkill for the OS.[/quote] Yeah, but they're AMD and don't like to run much. [quote]Well, look at how much hardware has changed since XP's release: What we have today far exceeds the systems we had in 2001. You could run XP comfortably on a machine with about 300 MHz and 256 M
[quote]Erathoniel, nothing you have ever said in any article or comment has shown you to be more mindless and bereft of the ability of an original thought than this. Are you saying that Bush was never wrong about anything? what an embarrassment that you are an American.... or even a human being.[/quote] What an embarrassment that you have a keyboard. What an embarassment that you even call yourself a Christian. [quote] I believe Bush is a charlatan parading as a 'man of faith',
[quote]1) "The better question would be asked by me:" So...your question is better than my own...thanks for opening with a response that is so affirming and encouraging.[/quote] Yes, but as someone with a computer you should be in the upper 50% of the world. [quote]2) "he only does things with minds for the most part" I supposed I'm out of my mind?[/quote] Nope. It's perfectly natural to falter. The problem is that if you wait only upon God, but avoid doing your own insig
[quote]But it isn't even true if there are other choices. Or do you think the Republicans or Democrats have some "right" to your vote? If you don't like who the Republicans or Democrats are running, at least consider the other options. If you don't, you aren't voting, you're merely visiting a polling place for an emotional food pellet[/quote] Heck, I'd vote for Condaleza Rice (forgive me, I'm not 100% sure on the spelling) before any of the candidates, because if G.W.B
The better question would be asked by me: Why am I here? Here where I have so much that I did nothing for. Why is it that I am not one of the ones with nothing and I, through no merit of my own, recieve so much stuff that I can become physically sick from eating, when there are people dying? The answer is this: God uses the Church for his commandments, and the faith and obedience of the Church is His physical influence in the world (h
Obama's just goin' on popularity 'cause he's so deficient in actual politics.
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Or you could use LiveSwif or an equivalent and put in photos in order. Just put the music in the background and you've got a working video slideshow. You can probably rig it up to go slide by slide too.
Eh, there are better arguments. For instance, here's some: 1. There are terrorists who would love to bring down the United States. 2. The Iraqi people probably don't care that much, they want us out now that we've saved them (or so says the press) 3. Nope, Communism is not a big threat. It's a self-destroying form of government. Unless it's a theocratic communism (the early Christian Church being a good example), or well accounted (like the early Jamestown colony), it's not gonn
Here's some rules a MMORPG should follow to maintain a PnP style. 1. Naming must have realistic names (from a list if really needed), and must be capable of having multiple same-name characters. 2. RP'ing is mandatory on specific RP servers/channels. 3. Questing with few uniques/procedural uniques. A-la Mythos? 4. The rules must be based on PnP, not more traditional CRPG (except if they are, of course, PnP inspired). 5. Procedural generation. Have each machine make a lit
Today I will be looking at why media franchises fail. I will give an example of a good franchise with a bad game that failed, and a good franchise with a good game that failed nonetheless, and how they could have been saved. Franchise 1: Galidor Galidor has a pretty neat concept. Change forms from one to another and become a wonderful fighter. It was sponsored by Lego, but it had a fairly decen
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