Alyxx Thorne

Well, DOING sandwhiches just sounds wrong. Pies are much better for that.

Atheism is more than just absence of theism to most people, and a lot of them have some reasoning behind their faith, or rather lack thereof.

And to me, philosophy is just reasoning so a lot of things can have a philosophy, even atheism. Theism and philosophy are not the same things.

1. Neverwinter nights: my first game.... ever.

2. Portal: Cliche? yes.

3. Pacman: Not even joking, still love it.

4. Left for dead(1&2): not really a good game, yet i always go back to it.

5. BF2142: Very fun game, could have been executed better though.

Games don't have to be good to be enjoyable for someone. I've played a lot of crappy games that I just love.

Nobody is perfect and I think mistakes can actually add to the charm of the show.

It could probably be arranged somehow. So I hope at least.

Seems the episodes are flowing smoothly now that The Tunnel is out of the way.

He'll probably scream and act like a coward, shooting randomly, saying sorry and cracking bad jokes, somehow bumbling around and destroying the crystals, then he'll trip, fall onto the jump spot, fly up and accidentally kill it. That's about all he has been doing, playing it off as though Freeman is some sort of bumbling moron, never doing things seriously, while "accidentally" doing what he is supposed to, and not even understanding what he is doing. Fine example of him launching the rockets, he spoke over EVERYTHING the scientists said to him about the rocket and holding back the cascade, a dire need to save the world, and what did he do? Bumble around like a freaking moron, launching the rocket, "ooh big button, wazzat do?" and then acting surprised...

I'm surprised by how serious you are taking a parody. It's meant to be different from how a heroic character would handle the situation.

Freeman's Mind is a parody, a comedic take on Half-Life. I just can't imagine Ross Scott's Gordon Freeman to turn into a serious hero. He plays him in a way that is very original and refreshing but also completely despicable at the same time. But that's where the comedy comes from. It's not at all how you expect Freeman to be and that's the reason it works so well.

I personally think that while Freeman seems to be a bit static and not changing much, the comedy still comes from how he reacts to the things happening and it's fun to see him pointing out things you never thought about to begin with.

I never tasted any difference in Coke or Pepsi. They are both the same to me. So I can be killed by any fan of both drinks.

I sometimes buy the cheap stuff and I don't mind it. Some of it tastes better than both coke and pepsi in some cases.

Seems Pepsi is a minority here.

Why not? If you deny God because you have reasoned to the lack of his existence then I would say it's as much of a philosophy as anything else since philosophy is mostly just theoretical reasoning.

It's a bit difficult though, but it makes up for it with the content.

And I prefer the Fallout 2 combat shotgun to the Fallout 3 one any day. Automatic burst fire ftw.

sandwiches, I'm doing sandwiches

Sounds good.

Tyler, we won't have fun with a technological train, it takes a ton of milk to kill you.

RC COLA! WOOT! (expressed with obvious sarcasm)

That's actually all that I ever drank as a kid.

The corner store on the base had Coca-colas for $3.95 but RC Colas were $0.65. Kind of a no-brainer.

We have sort of the same thing here. It doesn't taste as good but it's cheaper.

What was this thread about again? XD

Asahina, who is Gordon's former Girlfriend, Saw Gordon with his brother John, eating space brownies with headcrab zombie icing, and she was pissed at God for not making her beautiful enough for him, instead he chose Jessica, who was John Freeman's wife! John Freeman fucked Gordon up because he didn't have the money to get a crowbar, instead buying teletubbies which caused Gordon to jump on top of lung and use wepon against zombie ghosts! Then Captain Tightpants, surprisingly pantless today, had an epiphany "Kaylee was right next to bees that were angry and shooting lazoooors!" Captain Tightpants said "UGH BOOGA BIM" and Gordon Freeman replied "Ma lazoooor!" and everything exploded, headcrab zombie Icing and cake was seriously friggin' everywhere. Gordon felt guilty and John started crying a pond. Just then an antelope crashed through to the surface from the land called "Under the Surface". All of a sudden there was a huge rift and Asahina disappeared. Someone said something about the Combine attacking John Freeman by kidnapping Asahina, John Freeman frowned and said, "Avast!" He then got his grappling hook stuck in an asshole of a vortigant who said "Why, thanks, John!". The Vortigant started hovering over a giant headcrab that looked suspiciously like Wallace Breen. Earlier, Breen had been smelling coke off a monkey's ass when Duke Nukem arrived negotiating with him using a crowbar. Gordon Freeman was confused by Duke's arguments. He get wepon from goast

I think atheism isn't philosophically redundant. A lot of philosophers questioned the existence of God.

I'm more surprised that we did than that we didn't. I never noticed.

We had a search bar?

I consider both Opposing Force and Blue Shift canon. Just because we didn't see the x-race in Half-Life 2 or the episodes doesn't mean it doesn't exist.

Eating Frosted Flakes. ^-^

Sweep - We Wrote Our Names In Water

I really wish they'd brought this game out on PC. I would have purchased it. Instead they announced that they'd cancelled the PC version right near release.

It's worse than that. Not only was it originally developed for PC, but I read the entire structure of the game was changed to accommodate the console market. Originally it was going to be more like a cross between classic adventure games and sort of the free-roaming aspect of GTA games, where you really kind of explore and investigate things. I haven't played it, but I heard the modified version is far more narrow in scope and has more of a shooter emphasis. I'm sure the end result is good, but I get the impression it would have been even better if it wasn't aiming for a lower common denominator.

Agreed 100%.

I have a lot that aren't mentioned here at the bottom of my PC Gamer interview, but about half of them are graphic adventure games. I'd probably add Supreme Commander to that list as well.

Judging by your avatar I'd say you're a fan of Commander Keen too.