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Seems that everyone is jumping on the "FPS as RPG" formula for the quick cash dash. Sigh.

I always thought of the "quiet darkness" as "humans crawl into holes and try to forget". It seems a strange mixture to me, a former nuclear winter followed by a massively desolate enviroment. Er, desert enviroment.

Knowing the clout of Sony, they will undoubtedly be putting every effort into making Blu Ray the standard. The fallout if it failed, though... The upgrade relative to DVDs is to me so minor that I will wait and see until it is decided.

What did I say that was a flat lie? Still haven't seen that. All I've seen is you saying that I meant something other than what I meant, and then posting me denying that it meant what you think it meant. Show me the flat-out denial. Yeah, convenent. Yawn. I'd be glad to quote sources...

Sorry. I don't have any written sources handy nor I do I have access to any online refrence materials (that are credible.) The wikipedia article in question did not cite it's sources, so... I can't do much to prove it without visiting a library I suppose.

No, I disagreed with something YOU said FIRST. If you don't like my argument, then tough. Because you have only bitched about it ten million times. Uh, bullshit. I "said that I didn't say that WWII would happen" makes no fucking sense in any case and is completely untrue. I think you must...

Tough, as you say. You postulate doubt. Hooray. It sounds like you're whining, now. :roll: Congratulations os graduating first grade. Secondly, I don't believe I am wrong on that particular subject (at least, you haven't shown me to be wrong, you've just, quite frankly, bitched, about me...

Never been one to do those sorts of things. The most dangerous thing I've done that was intentional involves practicing with a sharpened katana. (One scar on the top of a foot; d'oh!) Also sparring, but I only do that with wooden swords (No armor, though. Almost lost a nut, but again, was...

Wait, I don't "get it". It's tempting to compile a list of things wrong with the Bible (partially or totally) but that would be a lot of work. Probably rivaling the Bible itself.

I played with nine to get the perk up for it. I couldn't stand playing with less, and only tried it once. Strength I always played with less, though. Kind of munchkinly, I suppose.

I've almost died so many times that I only feel an adrenaline rush and a short stab of fear (or surprise, it's hard to tell) during. Afterwards you come down from it pretty hard, but your brain does a great job of diverting you from thinking about your own mortality. I've been electrocuted to...

The one thought I have about pronouncements such as this is that the role of God is increasingly supplanted. I wonder how this will effect the faithful in the long run.

We Love Katamari is a great game. I'm going to get the soundtracks, actually. The music is very enjoyable. My favorite console game that was somewhat unknown was the Armored Core games. They always seemed to be a bit niche to me, at least in America.

The one thing I want to see in the game is the ability (depending on the map) to bring my entire army on screen at once. Back in M TW I had battles that had to be autoed because the resolution would take days, manually. (Byzantines versus the ENTIRE Mongol Horde. My 9 star emperor saved the day.)

Ahem: "Without the US I doubt those countries would have won the war." That sounds like alternative history to me. And it was my response to it you quoted. Thanks. O rly? And AGAIN, I did not say that it WOULD happen. All I said was that that is what I personally think would happen...

Click-a-click BOO YAH. That's funny. What about the 30 Years War? What about the War of 1812? Those mistakes were not quickly repeated. I could say the same about Korea and Vietnam, since people have drawn many conclusions from those, even if certain administrations didn't catch it. There...

The one thing I really liked about Vault City was the sort of grudging respect that you force them all to have for you. Except for Lynnette, of course. But the rest of them end up respecting the hell out of you, after you become their savior and Captain of the Guard.

I'm afraid I disagree with you there, and this is purely a matter of opinion. So we won't get much further arguing it, will we? We said "What a terrible war" after WWII as well. The only difference was in numbers of lives lost, the damage to Europe and the first use of the Atom Bomb. The...

It didn't. The economy remained moribund right into WWII. You can argue that, theoretically, what he was doing should have worked but historically, according to statistics, it did not. Who cares? Historically it survived, so that's a moot point. They would have lost a great deal more...

Even ten milliomn more deaths, for a total of 25 million, is still better than the 50 million that would lose their lives a generation later. Victory failed to teach the lesson that a stalemate would have: An uneasy peace is preferable to total war.