used is great for cheap gamers, but I'm recently leaning towards waiting for sales and price drops. I like to have my discs and cases in good condition. granted some people do take good care of their games but most don't to the level of quality I like.

yup. make your bed and now lie in it. your bedfellow is EA, good luck with that.

thanks.

no problem.

I was just making some observations with limited info. that info did not include knowledge of the proficiency of the average recurve bow(wo)man. thanks for the info

very impressive. but key word "could." in practicality, you have to be fast and accurate with a moving target with a less than perfect line of sight. this is also indoors on flat floor; no wind or terrain.

problem is if your roomies actually use google services in the first place. they're not exactly techies themselves and getting anyone to start up a habit is as hard as getting them to kick one. a lazy attitude towards adoption of tech is a huge obstacle

when I used to live in a dorm, some people I knew would use the bunk bed ladder as an extra place to hang clothes. they'd put it between two beds.

so potentially, could these be used for pc gaming? or ps3 for that matter? (since ps3 uses bluetooth to connect controllers).

I'm shaking my head alright. another reddit repost =P

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clean up that chassis and you got yourself a customer!

even if they're "all in one place" as you say, it's not like the devs will stop posting to their regular forums in addition to this.

came for this, left satisfied.

probably already mentioned, but the game with the most expensive dlc ever is Railworks on steam. over $1400 USD if you buy it all.

I would also recommend posting your build to reddit.com/r/buildapc. Those guys are extremely knowledgeable about this. They also have handy guides linked in the sidebar on the right.

I got madness returns shortly after launch during an amazon sale. It was very enjoyable (though I have to say, I am a sucker for 3rd person action adventure/rpg). you may hear complaints about some repetitiveness and length but overall, a very good play. don't hesitate to pick it up when you have time (it was on sale…

I would as well but I have too big of a back log to justify it. I am planning on building a new pc in the summer and then there's Steam summer sale so that's perfect timing anyways