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I really enjoyed this game. Put about 20 hours into it to complete it. It's not as deep as, say, Defense Grid, and it doesn't have a lot of replay value once you're done, but 20 fun hours for $12 or whatever it was... I'm happy. If you like tower defense you'll like this game.
Physiological? New genre - First Person Biology?
Re: Steamships Ahoy - Rambo The Video Game
Feb 21, 2014, 17:06
Feb 21, 2014, 17:06
Julio wrote on Feb 21, 2014, 14:56:
I'm glad this is on Steam, as my PC is proudly "Steam Free".
Because if it wasn't, the temptation would be too great and you'd have to buy and play it?
Or are you just being a hipster douche... oh right, ok carry on.
Don't let them get away with it. Get on Google Play and vote it 1 star. Drag that average down.
Agent.X7 wrote on Jul 5, 2013, 18:13:
Jennifer Hale
Checked comments for this, leaving satisfied.
Yeah, Horse Armor is the only reason I clicked on the link, as in "no way they did that..."
Touche', Mr. Heaslip.
Touche', Mr. Heaslip.
Not that I think the reverse PIN thing is in any way worthwhile, but I'm not sure what it says about people that it's considered impossible to "remember their PIN numbers backward with a gun to their head".
If you can't recite 4 numbers backward, you probably don't meet the minimum requirements to graduate 1st grade.
If you can't recite 4 numbers backward, you probably don't meet the minimum requirements to graduate 1st grade.
Cutter wrote on Apr 24, 2013, 11:24:
Armstrong is also a pumpkin eater. And why is the USPS using tax dollars to pay sports figures...particularly when they're broke and a huge albatross around taxpayers necks to begin with? What'd they lose in 2012? Like 16 billion or something?
Yeah! What an outrage! Except for the fact that it's not true.
USPS doesn't get taxpayer dollars. Hasn't since the early 80's.
Re: Ubisoft: Complexity Holding Back Splinter Cell
Apr 24, 2013, 02:27
Apr 24, 2013, 02:27
Jedi Master wrote on Apr 23, 2013, 11:05:
but it wasn't really "Splinter Cell" any more than you could make a Command and Conquer FPS game.
OK. I'll bite.
Darks wrote on Apr 12, 2013, 15:20:
It’s another when a game is released and its utter shit and almost beyond playability. That is Dark Souls, Utter shit.
This is the part of the haters' argument I just don't understand. I had zero issues with this game other than the crappy resolution, which was fixed by a user mod. Once the mod was in place the game looked great and ran great. I put 150 hours into this game and it never crashed on me once. I can't think of any real glitches during gameplay either. It just worked fine. How is it that other people had such a completely opposite experience?
Nice work Meridith.
This makes it a little easier to understand why credit card companies don't give a flying frack about dealing with fraud. They are just passing the cost on to the merchants. Amazing.
Utter foolishness.
I am an experienced diver. I would never do this even with a nurse shark. Even with a parrot fish or a seahorse.
Nature under the ocean is not to be toyed with. We are aliens there. It is our privilege to observe. Touch nothing. Leave nothing.
This woman is lucky she didn't get damaged. What she did is no braver, or smarter, than someone playing russian roulette.
I am an experienced diver. I would never do this even with a nurse shark. Even with a parrot fish or a seahorse.
Nature under the ocean is not to be toyed with. We are aliens there. It is our privilege to observe. Touch nothing. Leave nothing.
This woman is lucky she didn't get damaged. What she did is no braver, or smarter, than someone playing russian roulette.
"The games industry is not the first to go through volcanic shits"
Cutter you may have never failed at anything in your life... it just means you will never succeed in anything, either.
Blue wrote on Feb 6, 2013, 09:14:
This red/green enhancement comes at the expense of yellow/blue perception, so it's not without its issues (apparently it renders yellow traffic lights invisible), but it's an interesting bit of progress in an area where I never expected any.
As far as I can tell, this technology has been in use by a significant portion of the population since I started driving 20 years ago.
You and me both, brother.
I would love to try out the open beta, but I can't remember the password I signed up with 6 months ago, and when I click the Forgot Password link on their website I get a helpful popup telling me to "Please enter your password before clicking the forgot password link".
If the game is as well thought out as the website, we may be in trouble here.
If the game is as well thought out as the website, we may be in trouble here.
Damn, I was in Goonfleet with Vile Rat, talked to him at length about foreign service jobs a couple years ago even.
Guess today is a welp day. :/
Guess today is a welp day. :/
I grew up on those books. Damn, I feel old now. RIP Jan. 
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