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I love the phrsaseology in that article. It sounds like he WANTS an outbreak, just to show people that "he can handle it". L-O-L.

This is a great discussion... I remember sitting down at a Starbuck's and ranting for about twenty minutes on how, from a Realpolitik perspective, Bush is a total idiot. There are so very many perspectives that agree. It makes me more incredulous than ever that he manages to get away with...

I actually think FDR and Wilson were worse presidents, personally. I can't decide who the worst EVER is, but those are the top three.

It seems to me that the ethnicity of a character should affect (if only in a minor way) the storyline, since people WILL have different reactions to your character based on race/intelligence/gender/charisma (the basics, minimum). And I don't trust the current developers to handle that well...

Fugly = Fuck Ugly. "That is one fugly motherfucker." I think it came from a movie originally, but I am not sure.

I once managed to score a five hundred with a Vindicator on Horrigan. Up to that point, I didn't think that fight could be so easy. I was pretty far away too, so it surprised me I hit him so hard.

Ah, MGS... I can't decide what would be worse: More of the same or making the game more realistic... Because if it were realistic you'd have guards up your ass constantly once they reported you in.

An island as big as Britain wouldn't fit his "concept" anyways, since it's far too large and not tropical. Britain is practically a continent unto itself in a world where most methods of transportation are very slow.

You know what? I'm sure, if the creators of F3 had any kind of creativity they could find a way, quite easily, of making a turn based combat and game system look JUST AS GOOD as real time. Sheesh.

So it seems like mother nature is going to have to take another one for the team, come the time that politicians look seriously at our coal reserves again. Oh dear.

That's all of the good stuff I can think of. I am also extremely intuitive, though my memory weirdness helps. (I remember details of things insanely well sometimes, which leads me to guess what people will say before they say it when I've known them for a while. EXAMPLE: A friend started going...

I am kind of curious about this, so maybe someone can fill me in: Coal can be converted to oil, right? Like they did in WWII? How inefficent is that process? Because I think there is massive amounts of coal still left, far more than oil. At least, I think so.

I have made a habit of saving my boxes for games that I think might be valuable in the future. And I save my manuals for everything. I really really hate this new philosophy of putting games in DVD style containers.

My friend just told me about this last night when we walked into the electronics section of a store. My reaction: "It's the Sega Saturn all over again!" His: "At least the Saturn was a decent name." What a nightmare for Nintendo.

Why what? Why is one better than the other? Why should you play one (1) first? Why are you such an idiot you can't post more than one word, which is I'm fairly positive a violation of the rules? Hmm? Why?

They claimed they were taking a "wait and see" attitude with the Enclave, since they couldn't effectively fight the VertiBirds, but still, it was more like they were hiding than actively gathering intelligence. I would have bought into it more if they had involved you sooner than at San Fran.

The one idea I'm really taken with is the WAY your character walks/moves/fights/talks changing depending on (primarily) your statistics/traits and less so on your stats. Someone who is a one hander firing significantly different than someone who is merely crippled, a bruiser being clumsier...

I thought it was overall pretty good. It did irritate me that you went out of your way to help them and yet they never intervened, even somewhat, directly in the "saving of the world" business.

Oh five Mexican children we hardly knew ye. Ya dead bastards! What can I say, man? God is a kid with an ant farm and a magnifying glass.

Thanks for the information.