Captain Red

The original Medal of Honor (and Underground) will always have a place in my heart from back in the day, but I think people are forgetting what PlayStation graphics where actually like. Sure Goldeneye was a bit blurry, but you could auctally see into the distance and the textures didn't warp and wobble constantly. I didn't regret getting the PSX first, but even when MoH was the hot new thing, I always thought of it as a consolation prize for Goldeneye.

Four Loko Is Gross said:

Don't try to pretend the retards are equal to the people that actually have skills and abilities.

Uhh... when you say "retards" are you talking about the actual intellectually impaired? or just people with sub-average marketable skills?

To see how we do in a cold and uncaring universe.

Forums user myk philosophically cornered me into being an atheist. I don't know if that's made me a happier person, but the slow realization that we are dumb monkeys clinging to a rock that's falling through the void and there is no order beyond what we have chosen to impose with our malleable and flawed perspective has shown me the value of humanity. I also now find the new atheism even more obnoxious then when I was a God fearing Catholic.

So props for that dude. Thanks for legitimately broadening my perspective and not just angry on the internet

durian said:

The same, except I'm more subdued here; I'm more frivolous with my speech in person.

This.

Phml said:

"THIS POST KILLS BRAIN CELLS"

I wonder how dethtoll got the idea that words on a bumper sticker might cause a complete stranger to flip their shit?

Star Track : The Next Generation in full for the first time. It's fun mentally ticking off every line of dialogue used in The Picard Song.

I kinda miss goofy TV edits the same way I miss poorly translated video games. We may never again see that kind of comic brilliance.

• Chronic Tinnitus
  
• Hearing loss
  
• Mild learning disability
  
• Symptoms of Bipolar I
  
• A penis that is just too big
  
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Aquanet said:

-happily posts in threads called "What is wrong with you?"

Also this.

HavoX said:

IMJack
Cyb
Zaldron
fodders
Disorder
Liam
Lord FlatHead
Little Faith
Torn
Hyena

etc.

Doomboy.

God Dammit.

Angry Saint said:

I hate 2016.

I can't say I read the stuff but I'd be very sad if it does. Who was it that said something along the lines of "Every writer has 100s of bad stories in them. The trick is to write them down and get out of you so you can start writing the good stuff". Anything that will get the terribleness out of your system so you can express yourself better, ya know?

I have mass clown sightings whenever I log on to doomworld.com

HURR DERR

Well call me pandered if you like, but quakeguy vs klansmen sounds like a good time to me.

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I don't know! I do know I had Tie Fighter on floppy disk

Edward850 said:

I'm going to pimp Elite Dangerous again. The planets aren't exactly unique in the strictest sense, but it has the entire Milky Way to explore with 150,000 hand crafted (real) locations (with the rest being generated from scientific data), and is actually a 1:1 scale, and a ton more seamless than NMS. The game is more "grognard" than Spore no doubt, but then that's always been Elite since 1984, and the multiplayer interactions can make for some fairly dynamic and tense combat if you can keep up.

Do you know of any other you tube channels that chronicle the adventures of Elite: Dangerous players like this? It's surprisingly compelling viewing!

Speaking of Daggerfall, anyone else hoping the No Man's Sky series ends up following a similar trajectory to the Elder Scrolls games? The odd spinoff with a few dozen hand crafted systems would be pretty rad.

^^^ Scallianos' are pretty rad actually.

A semi-randomly generated SWAT 4/Rainbow 6 style close quarters tactical combat with an XCom style between mission micro-management in a Delta Green or Delta Green like setting.

"The word" from preacher. Get a job as a diplomat/negotiator.

Swim Swim Hungry

Quasar said:

Does it make you feel better to know that they also gender-reversed the role of the secretary to a male, but, not feeling that was good enough (ie., to suggest that men and women can be equally good at various jobs), the role is written to have the man act like a complete idiot?

I mean, Janine may have been a very stereotypical secretary character, but never once did I see her treated disrespectfully as such by the script.

It's such a shame their are so few strong and capable male characters in movies these days.

I'd love to see a feminist friendly Die Hard in the hands of a good writers, directors and crew. If movies have to be a attached to a known property to get made anymore then applying a new philosophy to the material is at least one way to do something interesting with it.

Got me pumped like visible blood through a vaguely phallic abomination.

I turned ten the year Doom was released.