Rigs wrote on Feb 27, 2013, 14:56:
Fuck, we need...NEED...to get Homeworld off the market be HE gets it! Since HE couldn't have Freespace, HE'll grab Homeworld and we'll NEVER see a decent one again! C'mon, let's do that community outreaching thing and buy it! No time to lose! Seriously, you guys can go without manga tentacle porn and hoarse armour and WoW for a month or two, right?...Right?


=-Rigs-=

space god wrote on Feb 27, 2013, 21:43:
who gives a shit

space admiral wrote on Feb 25, 2013, 15:30:
im sure you hope for many many many things

Quinn wrote on Feb 25, 2013, 22:10:

Overon wrote on Feb 25, 2013, 17:36:
Lesson here is beware of tech demos.

Another lesson is to up your fucking standards. I've been shouting this game will suck balls SINCE I saw that freaking tech demo. Imagine the amount of acid boiling up into my mouth when I realized later the game was going to be even more horrid! I felt like a freaking xenomorph! Ha ha!

...Also: Don't blindly buy crap because you're fan of the franchise. I'm such a big fan of Geralt of Rivia, my wife actually shows signs of jealousy. Will I blindly buy The Witcher 3? Of course not. It's matter of factly a stupid thing to buy anything unless you know it's what you want. NOT because you've wasted your money -- that's your own damn problem -- but because you've supported a CRAP product and tainted the industry because you did.

nin wrote on Feb 25, 2013, 20:44:
I'd be SERIOUSLY worried if Lombardi was let go...

Blackhawk wrote on Feb 25, 2013, 22:09:
Stop with the conspiracy theories.

There is no cross play for the same reason that there is no cross-play with most competitive games (especially those where you're spending real cash: It is impossible for a console player to remain competitive with a PC player. I can program my keyboard with complex inputs that would twist someone's thumbs into a pretzel if they tried it on a controller.

A keyboard/mouse can provide more input more quickly and precisely than a controller.

nin wrote on Feb 25, 2013, 09:23:
I wonder if console gamers were as disappointed with the d3 announcement as pc gamers were?

nin wrote on Feb 24, 2013, 22:17:

nin wrote on Feb 24, 2013, 19:43:

and of course Christoph Waltz.

He pretty much made IB and Django, for me...

And he wins best supporting actor. Excellent! Don't really care about the rest. As long as he got that one, I'm happy.

Creston wrote on Feb 22, 2013, 00:49:
Petition to legalize cell-phone unlocking tops 100,000 signatures.

Congress ignores petition because: bribe money. donations.

Creston

Cutter wrote on Feb 22, 2013, 00:46:
Shit man, I'm hitting 45 this year. I know plenty of people -firsthand - who have died younger in all manner of circumstance. And I know people who have died older same way. To quote Indy, "It's not the years, honey. It's the mileage." My grandmother smoked and drank and was a grand ol' gal who was a fiend who died at in her sleep at 89 a decade ago. Three years ago one of my best friends died at 29...3 weeks before his 30th birthday.

Every day you see the news and some poor schmo is going out to the store for some milk or something and gets killed. A few weeks ago a woman who worked for my mom was killed by getting run over by a bus. 20 years ago a good pal of mine was killed hit by a taxi in London. And on and on it goes. There are approximately 350K people born each year while 150k die each year - which is weird because you'd think the latter would be way higher but that's a CIA statistic.

Think about it. All our numbers are up too. When you have more days behind you then ahead of you it's only a matter of time. Most of us around here have already hit or passed mid-life, so the rest is just a waiting game. Some of you may live to a very ripe old age, but the odds are most of us are done for in the next two decades. Tell me that doesn't give you pause.

Sure there's a lot I would have done different if I knew then what I know now and blah blah blah, however - at least for myself - I can say I've probably had a much better time than most so I'm fairly cool with checking out.

Then again, as always, Star Trek said it best...What is death?.