BTGBullseye

Preparing myself to be thoroughly berated for not having dinner prepared when my parents get home.

Putting a new SD card in my brother's phone, putting a ton of music on it, and updating all his apps.

The time delay isn't in the CPU, but in the GPU because of rendering the frames... From what I see, it completely removes the time it would take you to add motion blur, if you were recording at the same framerate.

Indeed.

You didn't mention what the armor would do against the new "looks like plasma" gun that Freeman just picked up... We already had a thread dedicated to the firepower realism of Freeman's Mind, and we conclusively determined that it's totally pointless to post walls of text about possible real-world situations that might be comparable to the game. Just accept that the videos are fun to watch, despite the unrealistic physics, building layouts, weapon physics, armor physics, textures, imagery, etc, etc.

Ok, on the long demo it took exactly 1 hour and 45 minutes.

"You dyed me purple... I hate you..."

Good. At least we're on the same page.

He can't get it from Newegg since he lives in Poland...

Took 22 minutes on mine... I had everything set to maximum quality at that resolution, and left AA and blur on... Total = 314 frames. I'll give the long one a try shortly... According to several real-world tests I've seen and heard of, lower benchmarking Intels still beat higher benchmarking AMDs... (unless you're talking the absolute newest processors from AMD, which are almost on par with Intel) Complete system specs: Windows 7 Ultimate x64, Intel i5-3210m CPU, 8GB of 1600MHz RAM 9-9-9-24 timing, Nvidia GeForce GT 630m GPU (the 96 cores version) with 2GB DDR3 VRAM, a 500GB 7200RPM Seagate internal HDD, and a 2TB external Seagate HDD in a USB3 enclosure.

Just because a fact fits a theory, doesn't mean that the theory is absolutely correct. My original reply was because someone essentially said that it was.

I just dislike it when people go around saying that because some observation fits with a theory, it means that the theory is now fact. This is still a theory.

That list is a vast list of intentional, or accidental misinterpretations... Go read the book yourself, and try to keep an unbiased mentality when doing so.

"What is that over there? Is it something that can hurt me?"

9/10

Fender. I had a Squire Strat, and an acoustic from them. (until they got lent to someone from church, and they got stolen from her house) Favorite flavor?

Is.

Banned for thinking I stare at them.

Silence.

There are however some places that you will loathe digging more than 6 inches down... In Pueblo West, you hit hard-pack dirt and clay at 6-9 inches, and it's like digging through concrete. In the desert areas of Arizona, you get 6 inches down, and you need a backhoe to get any deeper. Digging a 6 foot hole is a day's work, and digging a foundation hole takes months.

Tell you what, how about I be your friend, and ask nothing of you?

Trying to find something interesting to do for the next hour and a half... Have to drive my Mom to work at 5:30.

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Eating nothing, about to go get a refill on my glass of cola.