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The difference is I am renting time from the provider, I have not purchased anything from them. With a MMORPG you have purchased an item, not rented, from them. Then you STILL have to pay to use it. Then what happens when they close down their servers when the amount of money they deem mandatory...

I must say I agree with Sander on this. As the prospect of paying for a game, then having to continue paying to play it just does not set well with me. So for that reason I won't ever play a MMORPG. As it seems to me that whoever does is getting hosed by the moneygrubbing game companies by...

Dude, you do realise that if that were true, Canada would have been a tasty meat snack for the US. As Satan loves to munch on his minions. :wink: Shades of Fallout! :twisted: Cheers Thorgrimm

Actually a lot Futurama-like. :wink: Cheers Thorgrimm

Dude_Obj wrote: Amen to that. And that is part of the problem, as here in the US the Reps and Dems are two sides of the same coin :roll: if you scratch deeply enough. They both want to take to citizens to the shower either through increased taxation, or through the committee for State's...

Shoot to thrill. AC/DC

2. Naked dudes in fur thongs is just so wrong.

Wooz, thanks for the heads up. :D This is what I was thinking of when I thought of RGB. This quote is from Science Daily: Since I repair One Hour Photo Machines, I deal with the RGB spectra all the time, and confused that with basic non-light transmitted colors. :) EDIT, Montez...

Montez wrote: Ummm, I may be incorrect, but aren't Red Green Blue The three primary colors all others are based off of? And if they are doesn't that invalidate your assumption as to what color it is? Cheers Thorgrimm

I hate to say it, but it seems Ratty's list also describes about 95% of the gamers in the US also, and that brain dead group is growing, unfortunately. Thorgrimm

Kharn Wrote: Considering it is better than a style where the people elect a PARTY, and not even the leaders of their nation, yeah it is good thanks for the compliment. Kharn wrote: Coming from a non warrior I would expect drivel like that. Kharn wrote: Who the hell is that...

Welsh wrote: Welsh I firmly agree with you. I prbably should have said something like this, They have picked over parts they like and ignore the rest. As I agree they have not follwed the sages's wisdom. It can be proven if you dig far enough, ALL wars are economicly based. Throughout...

Welsh, let me give you a quote by Sun Tzu: This is war. It is the most important skill in the nation. It is the basis of life and death. it is the philosophy of survival or destruction. You must know it well. Maybe our leaders have taken that quote to heart, who knows. Cheers...

I must admit I can't stand most of the drivel Tom 'the tooth' Cruise stars in, but The Last Samurai was a good movie. Not because of ole Tom, but his supporting cast. They did a damn good job portraying the samurai way of living, and codes of honor. Cheers Thorgrimm

Thats why we held bitch sessions for our non-rates in most of the units I was assigned to while in the Corps. :D Cheers Thorgrimm

Welsh, I sure will. :D Cheers Thorgrimm

Welsh, that is one of the biggest problems in peacetime armies. They tend to get infested with desk jockies and remington raiders. Cheers Thorgrimm

How about something simple and usually needed in a survival setting, a compass? Give it the ability to raise your outdoorsman skill while being held. Cheers Thorgrimm

God no, please do not pollute Fallout with crapime. It does not belong in Fallout. :evil: Cheers Thorgrimm

Welsh, I think part of Carib's lack of posting is partly my fault. As I have sent him an extra copy of FO:T I had laying around. He had never played the game so I thought I would oblige him and send him the extra copy. Well I still chat with him every now and then, and in the last one he said...