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I should have known better
Spluff:
--- Quote from: Kid van Pervert on 19 Mar 2008, 23:23 ---Today I learned that quad-core processors are needlessly expensive and impractical for current mainstream processes and programs.
Oh well. More money for me!
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If this were anywhere else, you would have already been bombarded by people yelling "Crysis!" at you until you keel over because of that post.
Narr:
It's pretty easy to come back to that. Just yell "Is a mediocre game!"
Because it is.
The FPS genre needs to take a breather for a good 5 months before anything seems like innovation again. Being bombarded with wave after wave of boring FPS games has made me dislike the entire genre lately.
RedLion:
Oh come on. Call of Duty 4 and Rainbow Six : Vegas 2 are amazing games, and they only came out recently. ..Actually, as they're continuations of a series, they don't exactly help my point, since they don't break any new ground. But sometimes you don't have to break new ground, you just have to be fucking fun, and that's what those two games are.
Today I learned that cops apparently have some really bright flashy thing that they shine into your side-view mirrors to blind you when they pull you over at night.
..Wow, that just made sound ridiculously retarded. Let me try again. I'm not talking about a flashlight, but a light attached to their car, that's like a mini-spotlight. Or maybe they aren't actually supposed to do that and the guy who pulled me over for one of my headlights being out was just an ass.
Spluff:
Oh, I'm not saying Crysis was that good, it's just that people like to justify their ridiculous spendings with it.
--- Quote ---Being bombarded with wave after wave of boring FPS games has made me dislike the entire genre lately.
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Bioshock was boring?
pen:
Today, I learned that a few of my friends care about global warming stuff. That's all I've got because it's only 4:13am. I may be back later with something far more interesting, but I doubt it.
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