Okay, so I just went to go try to find the place that I used to buy my incense from, and I can't find the same people. But I found people who carry what I used to buy.

Have the exact same problem. I have to go restart Origin or something to get it to come up again. Drives me insane.

I guess it would depend on where you were from in Oklahoma. If you lived in the city, it would be easy for the drug aspect to seem more and more prominent, but once you get into the more rural areas it's impossible to go without seeing a drilling site every two miles or so. Sometimes it's even more frequent. I know…

Oklahoma is a HUGE energy state. I think it's in the top five for crude oil and natural gas. Tulsa was even known as the Oil Capital of the World for a while.

I had a friend whose last name was Cummings. His father's name was Richard, but he went by Dick. I have no idea why he didn't stick to Richard.

And Pac-Man proteins.

There was totally a portable PS1. I think it took batteries, and it had a screen you could hook onto the back of a mini-PS1 and carry it around. Still needed to lug around the controller, though.

I... I don't even know what to say. Why would they host a mod like this?

I wish Jay would put Halo in, though. He's a pretty cool guy. He kills the aliens and doesn't afraid of anything.

The Amazing Spider-Man on the original Gameboy.

Ha! I haven't seen that one before. I love it.

I've been juggling this, FFXIII-2, and random bits of classwork since Tuesday - so my history with online on this game is pretty lacking.

Simple fix.

Uh..

Oh, boo. I was hoping that the FPS element would make it seem /just/ different enough not to entice the horrible, horrible MOBA community. I've been trying to get in for a while, now, but haven't had any luck. If the community is anywhere near as bad as it is for DotA/LoL, I'll probably just give the game a pass right…

Woah, woah, woah. Back up a minute.

Did you see that, Zach? We're not on the list. My coffee warned me about this.

Same.

It wasn't that I thought soldiers shouldn't have money, just PLEX (pilot's license extensions), which normal infantry wouldn't need since they aren't really starship pilots. Isk (interstellar kredits) I could totally see, since it is, to my minimal knowledge of the EVE lore, the standard currency.

Oh, this could be interesting. So all the transactions are done through the game itself? I sort of imagined Dust 514 working like White Knight Chronicles did, where they have lots of little pieces of "DLC" (like re-creating your character for ~$5).