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Somewhere, in the mass of confusion and utter chaos, Dash found himself standing over the corpse of a mutant with his magnum in hand. Blood covered his poncho and mingled with dust, making the heavy garment grimy; dirt collected along his bandana where he had been breathing -- he looked like a...

I'm still here, just waiting for a good place to chime in.

And when I say America, I mean North America, which is to say I generally throw Canadia (sic) into that mix as well. So don't think I left you guys out in factoring in how screwed we really are for transportation. ;)

Clint Eastwood = Old West Action. ... Yeah, most people probably knew that already.

It should really point fingers at the people who brought civilization to ruin (i.e. the GOP). Oh, and copious amounts of nudity. Nudity makes every movie better.

Problem is that most people in Europe have realistic access to public transportation or areas where you can bike to wherever you want. A great deal of America is still rural, meaning you pretty much have to drive ten miles or more to come into contact with civilization. This makes owning cars an...

OOC: I think there are some distance issues with that last post, Uziel, but I'll just go with it. IC: Dash noticed the man suddenly getting grabbed and instantly dropped to one knee. "Hostiles! Take cover!" His rifle let out a series of short bursts, followed by the distant THUD of a...

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Dash looked at Jack and nodded. "Agreed, but we shouldn't hold our position, not when we know the enemy has mortars. Our best bet is to keep moving so they can't get a fix on our position." "And meanwhile, we walk right into a mutant ambush. I don't think so." "Given the likelihood that...

My head hurts.

Dash, Guard, and Eduardo moved along in a straight-line formation. Dash was on point, leading the trio down the road even though he had only a vague idea of where he was going. The most logical direction to take was up the street to look for survivors, as Jack's squad had last been seen engaging...

Still, if it is passed, it's one more excuse for another civil war.

It starts. Better get working on those bomb shelters, people. Personally, I'm looking to buy up an abandoned missile silo home, where I can happily wait out the apocalypse. :D

Nah, she cared, but only if you weren't an emptily altruistic moron who felt that society owed you for being down on your luck. Besides, reason as a virtue, fair trade for all services, and the abandonment of blind faith all sound like good things to me.

Hey now, Ayn Rand is awesome. :P

Arcanum was great once you tweaked the weapon balance issues. My only real complaint with it was the severe lack of grammatical editing in the dialogue. I mean, Jesus Christ, is it THAT hard to use your/you're and their/there/they're correctly?

This seriously reads like the DSM-IV's definition of textbook schizophrenia.

In a matter of seconds, the skirmish area had suffered a cascade of mortar shells. More than a third of Jack's squad fell in the attack -- a group of volunteers become enveloped in an eruption of gravel and dirt, their limbs and organs breaking apart to spray surrounding buildings with noxious...

Yeah, that's basically the jist of it, Rusty. Although recent desert M-16 variants have corrected some of the jamming and gas chamber problems, according to a friend of mine in the marines. I'd still pick an M-14 over either of those guns, personally. Magnificent weapon, that.

Eh, it just gives you sinus and brain cancer as opposed to lung cancer. It has the same addictive properties as cigarettes (although probably less chemical shit). Plus you're getting shit up your nose, and that's never fun. And I am an occasional smoker (once every couple of weeks to every...