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Which is it dove?
it looks really good yet most 'leaked' videos are just to gain fan reaction and gameplay is rarely anything like the film. we'll see.
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Have you played it very recently? It's incredibly easy to jump on a custom map now.. it's pretty much like TF2 in that regard.
And yes the chance based randomness of it just makes it more fun to me, but I can see how some might feel it's unfair at times. The game's like a hand of poker, you have to do the best with what you're dealt.
Anyways, I'm constantly going in and out of L4D phases. I never leave frustrated and completely enjoy when I jump back into it. The game has a certain doom like simplicity to it... also in terms of the amount of bodies you get to pump shotgun shells into >: D
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Invocations (dead) cannot be called by FoxNews because FoxNews is not privileged - sorry.
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>> ^Sketch:
Who the hell even owns an icepick any more let alone drives around with one!? That's a red flag.
Actually, I think the question is more who the hell needs an icepick in Jamaica?
It's rare that I burst out into spontaneous laughter due to a comment...
I just wish Bethesda would make a zombie apocalypse game using there engine. Now THAT would be tight.
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And indeed VSBM, Fallout is freaking awesome. I highly recommend the wanderer's edition mod and some of Arwen's Tweaks (if nothing else her AI tweak module is WELL worth using. Some of her other tweak modules conflict with Wanderer's edition) if you're playing on PC. Those two mods alone up the immersion greatly and makes the game MUCH more balanced and challenging, but in no way unfair.
Watch my web cam for totally free and stuff...
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so I go to my front page, and notice one of your old comments and how it currently looks 0.o
Did you get hacked...?!!
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Where you on Landroval by any chance Lann?
"Choggie? Yes... that was what they used to call me. Choggie the Gray. That was my name.
*I* am Choggie the White, and I come to you now at the turn of the tide..."
i am in awe of your geek abilities.
i bow to the master.
remind me to never play movie trivia with you my friend.you would beat me handily.
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"Choggie? Yes... that was what they used to call me. Choggie the Gray. That was my name.
*I* am Choggie the White, and I come to you now at the turn of the tide..."
also:
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Why couldn't they have her demo it..?!
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Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Oh F it
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I thought by being as non-verbose as possible it would come across as humorously as I intended
(When am I EVER serious around this playground..?!)
*grabs long, hard can of cheez wiz*
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This may not be a story of childhood 'bliss' but it will definitely stick with me forever. Here's why:
I was about 5 or 6, and was thirsty one day. So I went into the kitchen where my mom was making dinner and decided to get something to drink...
I loved this one!
Mt. Dew in the mix?! You're lucky to still be here today o.0
Yeah, I unfortunately had a few of these instances. Another was I rode my bike up the street to my older brother's apartment; again I think I was 5 at the time? He was working outside and I was thirsty (again!) and asked him for something to drink. He said he'd make me some Kool-Aid, but it would be a little bit as he was busy. I told him I could make it, and he was doubtful at first. But he let me go inside and make it for myself. So I go in, look around, get everything together, but I couldn't find any sugar. But he had powdered sugar, so I decided to make it with that. Well, he comes in about 5 minutes later, and there I am stirring up a huge pitcher full of Kool-Aid, water and flour. Hey, it looked like powdered sugar! Needless to say, I'm still trying to live that one down.