Alyxx Thorne

Welcome back, Ross. And I agree with you on that.

PixxelTyger: First Month Kuhnmund Edit: Moving on to... Frank Klepacki: Industrial One [Command & Conquer Tiberian Dawn OST]

I tend to be depressed for no particular reason, but I've never really reached a suicidal state and I doubt I ever will.

Agreed. Those who use the cracks are not technically breaking any laws. But yeah, those who make them definitely break a few laws.

I think it's pretty much a sort of digital sport. Trying to get the best time, you know?

Lost Vikings and BlackThorne.

Use thumbnails when posting huge pictures, like we discussed in the Posting Guidelines thread, please?

The password reset thing that would allegedly FIX the temporarily unavailable error has STILL not been implemented... What are the admins doing...?

Shotgun for me.

I think that's called "Croney".

Now I'm voting for Babylon 5. It's definitely my favourite of all of them. Looks like I am alone about that so far.

Emotional is a genre? I thought it was more a description of how a song feels to you.

Chatting with my boyfriend and listening to Metallica.

Yeah, girls being gamers is rare around here as well.

Metallica: The Four Horsemen \m/

We have loads of snow here as well.

Dr Proton beats all of them with his army of techbots.

If my jaw could hit the floor, it would...

I think this thread has skewed out a bit... Could we get back on the topic of overpriced games instead of discussing StarCraft expansions?

I think nocd cracks are essential to use if you own the actual game. I mean, requiring the CD-ROM to play the game was basically a thing of the 90's when among other things CD Audio was used for background music and only parts of the game were installed to save hard drive space. Nowadays, it's obsolete and I think it's bullshit how game companies force you to have the disc inserted to play the game. So the cracks aren't really illegal if you own the game, I suppose.

That show has gotten better lately, I must say.

I find the AI in HL1 does a LOT of crazy shit...

[shatner]KIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIRK![/shatner] Not an option.

You need a set of Zenith Allegro speakers and a 500-1000w amp... Or just an original 1972 cabinet stereo with said speakers... I guarantee they will drown out anything your neighbor can pump through the wall. (unless he/she is using military weapons-grade acoustics gear) And it'll sound awesome to boot... lol That would probably get him playing even louder when I'm not playing.

Soundtracks can be any genre, but mostly it may go under symphonic/classical if it's played with an orchestra.