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Pretty sure he was making a joke. Have you played Oblivion? You literally go through hell whenever you find a red portal.

You realize he explained himself a few posts down?

Alas, I have never played a legend of zelda game. Care to explain in more depth?

Is "In before vats" a thing still or am I about to get banned :) maybe we should start a sex advice sub-forum?

Hey guys, I'm coding an RPG based on the book "Flatland," and I was wondering if you had any suggestions/ideas. It would probably help if you've read the book, but the general gist is that the main character is a square in a 2 dimensional world. The world is populated by different shapes, with...

Heaven?

The Glow was a hell of a major area in terms of theme and setting. Also if you take into account all the mutated animals in both original games, radiation is everywhere.

If FEV caused the ghouls, I think it largely removes a lot of the post-nuclear stigma of radiation and the dangers of a nuclear holocaust. Radiation works for me largely to make the mood of the game more pronounced.

Honestly I feel like it would be Bethesda to rationalize something like a turn based combat abstraction. "The spice makes you able to stop time and....not react when other people do things!" "it's a result of the drug that you took when you were little. Your doctor was a chess nut"...

The Elder Scrolls: D-Day

True statement. Sorry for the misunderstanding. I talked about this is a science class earlier this year. Some people thought that humor and laughter was a sign of submission, which might be true on some small level, but I really do think it's just an outgrowth of social communication...

I can't help but remember Jedi Knight II, where I would save before every jedi battle just so I could play it again and again.

Sigh, I hope it isn't like this. Shouldn't flourish attacks be fast and awesome? It's like slow mo when using Fast Shot.

As Arronax said, there are a lot of evolutionary "leftovers" or side effects that species acquire from mutations. We may like to hear certain intervals and rhythms because, as I said, we evolved to sympathize with them during speech/social development.

I play CS: source horribly

new idea: keep bumping this thread by announcing it comes out this thursday

I disagree with "back and forth" (ohmy) concerning the fact that the love of music is hard wired. It seems like music just happens to sound like things we're familiar with, be it speech or other things in nature. We have evolved to have a particular reaction to particular intervals (due to...

from what I've studied, ))<>(( hit the nail on the head with this one. (How do you pronounce ))<>((? How about super bracket man?) anyways to add to the discussion, I read a study that found that after recording and analyzing speech patterns of a sample, researchers found that we did in...

Yes but at the same time it removes a lot of the old-time-shooter feel for a new, more tactical, realistic feel. Duke was never meant to be realistic ...or very tactical.

or you can play the game REALLY wrong, by tagging the useless skills and only using the useful skills. Therefore you never level but still become a fighting machine.