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Yeah, those are fun. But its not fun getting shot by one in the back of your leg at point blank(they're only plastic but it hurts, dammit).

We have 4 buildings in total. The Main building which is pretty big and is about 143years old. Then we have a smaller building across the street. And 2 really small ones which these kind of container buildings with like 5 rooms in them.

That's just it. My sister's laptop has a passlock on it, which my mother controls. The family PC has a passlock on it, which my parents control, along with admin privelages, so I can't download Steam. Besides, I doubt any PC in this household could run Gmod. My sister's has troubles with TF2.

I used to not be able to get into the family laptop because of a passlock, then I found out about Konboot.

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This is mostly a console gripe, when games don't let you customize the controls. Would it really be so hard to let you assign your own buttons? a lot of games don't have what i would call bad control, but have one nagging feature which I could easily rectify if i could custom assign buttons. A lot of games offer a robust list of alternate control schemes, but not custom option, so that if there isn't a single one you like you're screwed. A few games use their control scheme as a marketing point, and it may look good in an ad, but its always best to just let the user set up what works best for them.

Yeah, I have never understood why so many console games don't allow you to change controls, I mean I can't think of any reason why it would be this way.

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Does anyone by any chance know the Console command(or a mod) that allows me to slow down time? I know there is a timescale command but that only speeds up the ingame hours and days. I want something that I can use to slow down/speed up everything.

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Best essay ever.

This game is hard. That is all.

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Watching Laci green. Shes so smart.

This looks pretty interesting. Not sure if is useful for you, but here ya go: http://pubcomp.com/

I like curves, but not that much. I find oversized breasts to be quite the turnoff.

Not to sure about the CoD one. From what I've heard they have been going backwards on the PC version again. I don't know why they just go back to how Cod4 was. It had everything PC gamers have been complaining about. To be fair, from what I've heard Rage didn't have such a good start either.

No, silly. It says NEWARK. Now you guys can stalk me. YAY!

I just got a Beta key from Axel, thanks billy.

When you can only hold your breath for 7seconds.

You don't say....

I really only eat one brand of butter(or margarine, I don't even know).

Wait until they start peeing all over your living room.

Wendy, get. out. of the pool.

Sorry for changing topics but I have a question. I kinda want to get into Star Trek, but the franchise has fricken millions of Episodes and a couple movies. Any advice on where to begin?

 

It depends on your tastes I guess, it's a vast issue. I'm not really a fan of the original series, but I quite like one of the movies that followed it; I particularly enjoyed Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country. The Voyage Home was a little strange but not too bad either.

 

In terms of series, I probably like the Next Generation the most, although there are a fair few episodes in it that I don't like. There are also a lot of episodes in it I do like. I think there are at least a few episodes of it I haven't seen though. As for the films that follow, they were okay, although First Contact is the one I prefer the most.

 

Star Trek Voyager is quite good as well, being from the same sort of 'era' as TNG. I've not seen all of the episodes for this either, in fact proportionally I've seen a lot less of Voyager than I have of TNG. The premise is also quite different which is nice.

 

I've not seen Deep Space 9, what little information I know about it has put me off watching it. It sounded like it contained most of the elements that I disliked in the episodes of TNG I disliked. That said, it does apparently have an interesting story ark which involves some sizeable battles or some such.

 

Finally with Enterprise, I'm aware this series polarised a lot of fans. In general I enjoyed it, but like with TNG and Voyager, there were episodes I both liked and disliked.

 

The only reason I mention the 'there were episodes I liked and disliked' thing frequently here, is that having seen Stargate SG1, Atlantis and the Battlestar: Galactica remake, I liked virtually all of the episodes in those series', with only a select few episodes I didn't like.

 

Finally, with the new movie 'Star Trek', it's a great movie which I enjoyed. It's a reboot, with the characters of the original series but a new cast. I'm quite interested in seeing where they go with this.

 

I realise I haven't really recommended a starting point here, I'm hoping someone more in to Star Trek than I am can do that, but hopefully I've helped somewhat in giving you an idea of things.

Alright thanks, I think I'll start with one of the movies first to get me an impression.

Just woke up.....

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Back in bed.

Made a new Char. This time I will literally punch my way through the game. I will only use magic for non-combat spells, but other than that I will only hit people in the face.

I've been using Lydia as a pack mule since the beginning. Pretty worthless in Combat and constantly walks all up in mah faic when I am trying to clear a cave.

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(by the by, that avatar you are wielding is made by these godly hands, juuuuust sayyuuuun)

Sorry for changing topics but I have a question. I kinda want to get into Star Trek, but the franchise has fricken millions of Episodes and a couple movies. Any advice on where to begin?