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I have 72 D6 dice, and had one character build for Shadowrun 4e that could actually use all of them when rolling for trickshot sniping with a suppressed light pistol from a half mile away. (naturally the character was way OP, even though it only had the equivalent of 580 Karma points used)

Semi-relaxing until I have to go pick up my parents from work.

Happy belated b-day to everyone!

Star Wars The Force Awakens 7/10

And it keeps coming back to this... How many is 'enough'? What is the definition of 'good' in this context? Not everyone lakes all games in the same genre, even if done well. (many I know love Starcraft, but hate Command & Conquer, and vice versa) Enough is relative, and what is enough for you, might not be for others. What is 'good' to you, might be crap to others. What kind of games do you enjoy? I enjoy a large selection of games, but ones that aren't done well (this is a purely subjective assessment) result in my total lack of enjoyment of the game. The problem is the 99% of the F2P games are usually poor quality, and that other 1% is usually made up of stuff that requires a lot of microtransactions to do anything worthwhile.

We actually have a thread specifically for suggesting games... viewtopic.php?f=63&t=5959

I'll give it a try on pirated XCOM 2.

The beta has ended, because Ubisoft is stupid.

I don't recall any of the lore ever saying that it was... I sincerely doubt Africa was hit very hard by the nukes, or Australia.

Yeah, it's supposed to be an MMO, but I never once saw anyone outside of the starting zone... That means it isn't a true MMO, but simply has a matchmaking and social zone, and gives a big excuse for forcing the game to connect to the internet at all times. (it really has no need for it, it could very easily use the same system that the Borderlands games use)

The Division Beta. It's fun, but I'm hoping there is a decent SP torrent of it after release.

Agree 100%. It doesn't necessarily fix anything, it just enhances an already great game. +1 OT: The Division Beta. (it's fun, but numerous bugs are problematic)

+1

Was it a shooter, RPG, puzzle game, etc? First person helps, but not much... What general year do you think it was released? What year did you play it? More details will be very helpful.

Yes, good controls are an absolute must.

My take on their system is that they do it the way they do because of the way the DMCA is worded... The DMCA give a massive advantage to those serving the notices, and a massive disadvantage to everyone else. Since that is the case, Google has erred on the side of caution to reduce the likelihood of litigation, which is extremely costly for the defendant, and very cheap for the prosecution. I don't like the current takedown policies, but I do understand why they're the way they are, (the DMCA and other copyright laws) and don't blame Google/YouTube in the slightest for doing it the way they do.

Depends on if you consider Assembly a spoken language... How many serious relationships have you been in? (ones that had the possibility of being permanent, marriage material)

The former, since I have had them before, and know exactly how to make them stop being loud and neurotic. (it's impossible to make a dog care about someone it doesn't care about though) Live recordings, or studio recordings?

Granted, but you can no longer remember anything for longer than 5 seconds. I wish time was more forgiving.

Underpaid.

See that orang text at the bottom of the page, it says 'mark all forums as read'? Just click that and it's the same as reading them all and not responding. I refuse to be, how come I can't not be?

9/10

That is really quite cool... Though it is just a tad high on the low mids for my taste. (IMO, drop the 65Hz-250Hz range by 4db, and the 250Hz-550Hz by 2db)