Brackard

Brackard

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Reading through the journals, I came across BoogieBac's best of best for the week. One thing that was mentioned was the different scanning techs that would be available. Now while there was a scanning tech available in GC1, Ican't think of any game where I acutally used it, especially since the AI knew where all the Class 15+ worlds existed. Based on what I read on the journal, there will actually be various degrees of planets. I see planets

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I find it interesting that there are nations out there that TRULY believe if they keep their hands clean, the threat will go away. You are either for them, or against them. Ther'es no neutral ground here. The enemy may have a pecking order, but seriously, if they have an opportunity to take out 'the enemy' with minimal casualties, you think they'll wait? I don't think so. Spain. 1200 soldiers in Iraq (if I'm not mistaken). And they were targeted

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UT2k4. This is going to be one hell of a game. The GTA series is fun, but I've generally waited to the price drops before I picked those up. (just finished up GTA:VC). I won't preorder though, I find places like Best Buy always drop the price $10-15 dollars for most games the week it's released which drops it down to your ~$40 or the price you pay through pre-ordering. But there's generally no waiting for me.

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I ran distance all through high school and college. Before kids, I even managed to work my way through a marathon. But every year after the final race or competition, I'd take some time off. Eventually, I'd have to start training again. The first day? Not a problem, second day? Not too bad either, the rest of the week? Hell. If you keep it up on a day to day basis, you'll find that you don't even hit the REAL tired period until two weeks into i

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My wife worked until we had kids. We both agreed that she'd stay home with them when the time came. She loves it. To say it isn't a real job is foolish. We are making more money with her staying home with the kids than if she went back to work teaching. After taking into account childcare, we would be making a few thousand more dollars a year. Is it worth a few thousand dollars to have my wife stay home with the kids? Damn right it is.

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Ok, after actually READING the linked article, I don't necessarily agree with everything Slate says. For instance, Slate mentions that Trump totally disregards the woman advisor. To be fair, he ignores her just as much as he ingores the male advisor. There is no doubt the woman have the advantage in terms of using thier sexuality and it has hurt the men's chances. It will be interesting to see exactly how Trump will set up trials in the future that minimize the impact of sexuality.

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That's an interesting question. hat does it do to some societal values such as marriage. Now since you can live to be '40' for the next 60 years, does divorce become more common even to the point of being a contract? (Yes, we have 20 years left on our 40 year marriage contract) How about the workplace? Do people work 40 or 50 years, take 30 years off, then get back in the workpalce again for another 50 or 60 years? How about kids? Realistically, kids will still m

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My mother in law thought her cat had a really bad cold when she pet it. He had this terrible 'congestion'. It was the cat purring. I don't know how many cat's had adopted her before this one. There are pepole out there...

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Muggaz, this is just so totally random. I can easily see this being a drunken debate. I love it. I don't see the pirates as having a chance unless the ninjas get seasick? Hmm.....

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I'm with unique. I though the title was about some discussion regarding how fanatics don't have to play by the rules of civilized society, and how Morality is our Handicap. LOL It's probably better off the it was something totally differnt. Guess it has something to do with your expectations.

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I applaud the parents for getting him a G5. Since PC software tends to have entertianment available, the parent's wanted a powerful machine that would give the kid something productive. It is also understandable that the kid ripped it out most likely for entertainment purposes. However, I'm with you. I hope he's beaten when his parents find out. ;)

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Had Halo come out on the PC first (and on schedule), I believe Halo would have taken the cake. As it was, I played it on the X-box. In my opionion, the entire experience was ruined by this fact. Shooters were just not meant to be played with a controller. (Like you said) You just don't have the control you really need to play these games on the console. I still enjoyed the game, but not as much as I enjoyed Half Life. (For instance, I really wished I had the control I needed while explorin

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I was thinking about this a bit more on the way home last night, and it mirrors a bit of what Tytan just said. Like Tytan, I think it really depends on who you're marketing this to. For instance, if you're marketing this to new players, the $19.95 for the expansion pack + $29.99 for the game (what you can get it for from Best Buy for example) is the same price as a typical brand new game. ($50). By pushing the expansion higher, you've entered the $50+ taboo territory. However, if you're loo

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The way I look at it: You are going to have your hard core group who is going to pay the price no matter what it is, the group that is not going to purchase it at all, and those of us who are undecided. For me, at $19.95, it's a no-brainer. Go pick it up. I don't even think about it (and was pleasantly surprised when the price was listed). At $24.95, I'm going to pause, but probably pick it up. At $29.95, I'm passing (short term). Yes, I'll probably get the itch and pick it up.....eventua

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I believe it's actually Soul Calibur 2 Brad. I like just about any genre, buttend to stick towards PC shooters and RPG's. I shy away from adventure games for the most part. I'll go with the majority as far as best shooter to date (Half Life) but I can't say I've played Dues Ex which many will claim to be the best. Favorite board game? Ever played a board game called Minion Hunters? It's based on the RPG called Dark Conspiracy I believe. It's basically a team based game w

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As far as the RPG's go, I have to say the interesting games really started coming out when I had less and less time to play them. Haven't played a pencil & paper RPG for years, though not out of lack of interest. I keep up best I can and even purchased the most recent versions of the WoC D&D manuals just to see what had changed. (quite a bit from the last time I'd played) As far as fighters go, I wouldn't actually call ANY fighting game one of the best games ever. (even if it is Sou

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