numerarius5988am

numerarius5988am

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If there were a nuclear device detonated in the ionosphere, then, yes, consoles would be doomed. But then again, so would PCs be doomed at that time as well as any electronic circuit not shielded or designed to be hardened against EMPs.

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Yea! I can post again! Hey guys, there isn't much here that I mind, but please try to keep things lower than R rated.

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Mario. My dad and I used to play that game a fair bit when I was a kid. [Edit:] Code: Geass? I guess... In Halo, do you prefer fighting the Covenant or fighting the Flood?

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The Rich Door... Puerto Rico. I'm thinking of a type of player on Halo which is too lazy to go fight the other team but instead kills their own team.

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Michael Jackson's ghost? I'm thinking of people who sit at a desk and get paid more than those who actually work in the sense of work equaling force times displacement times cosine angle.

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[quote who="-RAISTLIN-" reply="60" id="2544186"] Quoting numerarius5988am, reply 57as they work best for first person shooters no, they really don't.[/quote] I think they do. ... once you are accustomed to the controls at least. Certainly for being a stand-off player, it is quite simple to hide in some annoying corner of a map with a high dpi mouse and picking off enemies, but if you try to do multiple forms of combat in the same game, such as assault, melee, flight, I have

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I think consoles will stay, as they work best for first person shooters, but I think computers will always have a monopoly on real time strategy games (at least until a console is made which has a keyboard and mouse along with games existing for it which aren't crap on a disc).

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Henry Limpet. I'm thinking of a type of paved surface which is supposed to be used by pedestrians, but inn my area is currently slipperier than an ice skating rink.

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[quote who="xGhost4000x" reply="41" id="2543141"]Goldeneye[/quote] That was actually the game I was thinking of. I used to play that game a lot when I was a teen. It kept me from thinking about the loads of depressing things happening around me, such as my birth father's death by lung cancer and my mom finding a replacement for him just three months afterward... along with my stepdad being a verbally and sometimes physically abusive jerk... Goldeneye and Red Alert: the

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Hapsburg leaders in Austria just prior to the Thirty Years War. I'm thinking of the best game made for the Nintendo 64bit console.

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[quote who="Scoutdog" reply="405" id="2503952"] it seems stupid and not ancient-y... seriously, seeding three gates then moving to a whole new GALAXY? how many planets did the ancients need? really, seems like bad lore to meActually, this seems to make a lot of sense from a survival-of-the-species perspective: the larger and more diffuse their empire is, the harder it is for a threat (be it a hostile race, some sort of massive cataclysm, or internal decay) to take them all out. Rather th

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[quote who="danielost" reply="406" id="2504094"]according to both the bible and science we're do for a major catasterphy. probable a meterierite, according to the bible 2/3 of the planet is supposed to be destroyed/ie the life on it. now if we had pops on the moon and mars. there wouldn't be as big a problem unless of course your part of that 2/3rds.[/quote] A few catatrophes for this planet according to the Bible. According to science, in and of

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