BTGBullseye

1. The cave-in wasn't for the subway areas, but for the areas that were natural. (you mentioned natural caves) 2. First, the best gaming performance computer in my house is a laptop that can't even do HL2 at 60FPS when maxed. Second, you're likely going to come across a lot of people that will never use parrying in your mod simply because the window is too narrow. They are the casual gamers, like me, that don't have either the time or inclination to get good at using those narrow windows. They won't post anything about it, they'll just stop playing with it. If you don't mind a significant portion of your mod becoming unused effort for a large portion of players, then those timings are fine. Otherwise you might want to consider changing those timings. (maybe have them linked to the difficulty levels)

Cawut?

I am actually listening to this, just because I'm trying to figure out what may want to do for my next Vblog. 66dtiWctVWM

Unless you're using IE, autocorrect is included in the browser... Best one is in Chrome IMO. (it includes word choice correction)

Dave's not here...

Admiring (sort of) my work at making a Vlog video. (and wondering why my camera is shooting at 28 FPS instead of 30)

6. If you can, make some blockades and doors or whatever something that you can destroy. It'll make for a more realistic environment, and a lot more complex strategies. (like the underground areas, wood blockades you can destroy for possible cave-ins or a shortcut) 7. So why the 5-6 second delay? I seriously doubt that a realistic person would wait that long to start swinging again. Double or triple the parry window, (I'd say a perk for that) and decrease the delay to 1.5-3 seconds. (again, part of the perk to increase the delay)

Procrastination failed! 66dtiWctVWM

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What was that about Pineapple People?

DeLorean.

Is at times humorous.

Hiram Ulysses Grant

You didn't ignore me, Ninja. You're just being paranoid.

Frankie. Young Frankenstein.

The printer printing MtG cards.

Sithitis

The issue is getting the idea across to another person, that's what grammar is there for. It adds points of emphasis so you can better understand the intent. Also, despite the Grammar Nazis, we will always have need of Punctuation Man!

Feeling tired, but content... Printing off my own Magic cards for pennies is therapeutic when I see the 15-card boosters going for $5 each.

I am a direct male-line descendant of the 18th president of the USA, Ulysses S. Grant. (the name the army forced upon him because they were stupid when he went to West Point, his original name was Hiram Ulysses Grant) My great grandfather on my father's side was a rum runner, and my grandfather built stock cars from scratch. (6 cylinder engines that would consistently be in the top 3 against all V8's) My mother's side has Norwegian, Irish, and Scottish. (the Norwegian side comes from Viking royalty, but I never found out who exactly) Genetics have made my parents susceptible to being alcoholics, but I only got the part that lets me tolerate large amounts of liquor.

Pirate is good, pay to company is bad, you are meh.

Printing out my custom MtG card set, (the first set is just a collection of random cards based on the art I found, no particular theme) and making 3 more themed sets. (one is pirate themed, another is counter-poison, and another is a Commander deck)

1. You have no sources for your 'refuting' of my sources. 2. Are you really just that lazy that you can't use the sources that are there? I linked the wiki because I don't have time to link the numerous sources it does, and because you'll likely ignore them anyways. 3. About parts 1 & 2, because those weren't part of part 3, they could have been either cleaned or adjusted before you got them, hence no problems. (and you got lucky) Part 3, the 220 is a nice piece, it doesn't have a lot of problems, but that doesn't mean that it doesn't have any problems. (the magazine issue was not because of the mag, but because of the recoil spring, in case you didn't bother actually reading the problems I linked) 4. (the DE issue) It is likely that they were either using a DE produced by another manufacturer, or one of the other versions that had problems that didn't exist in the Mk XIX version. Specifics are necessary for an informed opinion. (using possibly completely unconnected issues to make a conclusion as to the reliability of a firearm is not smart) 5. (the ammo properties) You could've started the conversation with that, and your unrealistic values would've made a LOT more sense. 6. (RPG elements) Sounds like a lot of fun, but you'll need to make a large variety of different types and styles of missions in order to keep people interested. I like the idea of that perk system. 7. I still think you're overestimating people's reaction time.

Cloak.

Might Make Mike Munch Mulberries. JOLLY