killamch89
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45 minutes ago, DC said:
Honestly both are nasty lol. I'd prefer Dr. Pepper or real Root Beer.
How is everyone doing today? What's going on?
Dr. Pepper? You sir are a rare species. 🤣. I am a bit tired from editing a video for a client that is taking very long to render. Thank the heavens it's finished - What's up with you man? How's the day going?
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16 minutes ago, jozovuk said:
They all are in same bundle and so far there are Tom Clancy's The Division and Yakuza Zero. Other games will be revealed at the end of month.
You can read more here : https://tomgotit.com/humble-monthly-february-2019/
I think your post belongs in the video game deals section and thank you for making the rest of us aware of this deal.
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40 minutes ago, DC said:
Voting closes tonight at 10pm EST. @killamch89 with a large lead! Winner receives 500 Points.
I thought it was a cruise to the Bahamas in a yacht made out of gold?...😭. Just kidding, thanks for the votes everyone!
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I was raised in a traditional Anglican family. However, my mother never really forced religion onto me because she was not really into it because of how flawed Christianity and other religions are. My mother is like me in that she believes in a divine being but doesn't believe in religion and I came to the same conclusion growing up.
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I can just imagine if they were to come upon some kind of resource they could sell for a profit on Mars. There would be a power struggle for control of said resource and they would destroy Mars' surface without thinking twice just excavate more of that precious resource for their own greed and selfishness.
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Not American so I didn't vote but personally, I vote for logical and reasonable ways to fix the pressing issues that a country has. Not some emotional speech by Political leaders because they have no intention of going through with it when elected.
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Freedom of Belief is a basic human right. People can believe in anything as they please as long as it does not pose any danger to other people or the world at large, I see no problems.
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10 minutes ago, DarthHazard said:
Any of the horror games or Grand Theft Auto. The fact that you can live in a universe/world where people get massacred randomly on the street and the police forget about it after a while would be quite scary lol. Plus, imagine living in the Grand Theft Auto Online world. It would be cool for a bit with all the flying cars but absolutely terrifying in terms of how much access to weapons everyone has.
At least, you would live in a city and have the basic amenities to survive. In a Fallout world, however, there would be no proper roads, drinking water, very few vehicles, hardly any electricity and food contaminated by radiation and the long list goes on. Add to the fact that cannibalism is a prevalent enough practice in that world, mutated humans and regular humans out for your blood...that can't even compare.
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Forums are very intimate as most people have said. Blogs tend to have this communication barrier that is inexplicable but it exists and the worst part is, nobody knows what usually causes it.
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Just imagine...if you want to confuse someone who knows a bit of English, all you have to do is ask them about adjectives etc. and most would be absolutely stumped. 😂
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6 minutes ago, DarthHazard said:
But then again, it's probably wise to spend a lot of money on the actual development as well and not just the marketing. I mean, look at No Man's Sky. They spent quite a bit on marketing but came with up so much exaggeration on their trailers that it flopped at the start. And then they had to go and spend more money on developing the game and fixing it up so that's it is at it's current state which is not too bad.
At least the marketing can get most who love to pre-order and buy games right after launch to spend that money without knowing what the actual gameplay is like. I know it's a dirty and dishonest tactic but a lot of business employ the same tactic and if I'm not mistaken they have either a word or phrase for it but I can't quite remember what it was.
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You guys didn't even specify which favor of Pepsi or Coca-Cola we were talking about. I still love my Mountain Dew though...
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11 minutes ago, mont86 said:
I hope so, but like the saying goes , the road to hell is paved with good intentions..
I truly don't see many or I should say enough people recycling .
I agree and to be honest, in most countries, the recycling policy isn't really that clear and it isn't enforced enough.
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Back in the early 2000s when the PS2 came out, there was a team-based tactical military shooting game called Socom that some very similar features to Ghost Recon in that you get a team of individuals who you can give commands to(some of which were very advanced.) and although the execution at times was a bit lacking, it was solid overall. You and your squad were sent all over the world to deal with rescuing and escorting hostages, eliminating terrorists etc. Have you ever played SOCOM and what did you think of it?
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I had been working on a race mod for Skyrim last year and to some degree, I was successful with add most of the abilities that I wanted. The problem I encountered is the more advanced features like scripting which I am a complete noob at so I had hit a dead end. In addition to that, Mod creation consumes a lot more time than I am willing to allocate to it so I put it on pause. Have you ever tried to create a mod for Skyrim and if so, how far did you reach with your project?
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That is quite an awesome project you got going there. I am quite busy most of the time but when I do have the time, I will check it out.
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3 hours ago, DylanC said:
Skyrim, Darkest Dungeon and Pillars Of Eternity are all grrat PC RPGs.
I do play Skyrim often enough and it's one of my favorite games. Darkest Dungeon and Pillars Of Eternity are two that I haven't heard of up until this point so I will check them out later.
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9 hours ago, Babyface dewees said:
Can anybody help me I’m on the last mission of RDR I want to know if I Beattie game can I go back to a previous save I have from one of aurther last missions and finish all my challenges
I'm not completely sure yet because I haven't quite beat the game yet either. I mean I could do it but I am having too much fun feeding the townsfolk to crocodiles. 🤣
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MINIMUM:
OS: Windows® 7/Vista/XP
Processor: Intel® Core™ 2 Duo E6600 or AMD Phenom™ X3 8750 processor or better
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Graphics: Video card must be 256 MB or more and should be a DirectX 9-compatible with support for Pixel Shader 3.0
DirectX: Version 9.0c
Storage: 15 GB available space
On 1/3/2019 at 7:16 AM, xXInfectedXx said:To be honest, I've never played the video game. I've heard a lot about it on discussions boards but only recently have I started researching reviews and the best places to buy a digital copy. I have decided I want to purchase a copy for my PC, would anyone here mind telling me the minimum specifications requirements for a Laptop Windows Based x64? Want to make sure my computer will be able to handle it first.
Copied directly from the steam page. Unless your laptop is as slow as my microwave, you should be fine. It is one of the least intensive games I know on Steam that are fun to play.
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Favorite Marvel Superhero?
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Where do I start?
1. Transformers
2. Batman
3. Alien vs Predator
4. The Avengers
5. Don't be a menace to South Central
Wish I could add more but that is what I will settle on for now.
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800 post - I know I am late but I haven't really been keeping track of this.
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9 hours ago, DarthHazard said:
What do you mean by limited list if you don't mind me asking? I believe it's the original and proper Super Mario game. I can't really remember if there was a proper title for it. I had one of those specialised consoles that have a set number of games already installed. One of the games was the original Super Mario game (the sidescroller) and I had so much fun with it. It was my first proper experience with gaming really.
Yeah, I remember those consoles and I used to have one of them as well. I believe they were made in China.
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It certainly has an addictive beat and it is kind of strangely relaxing.