I'm not sure why people are giving Dslyecxi lip service. His clan is an extremely elitist organization that I found to be restrictive and unemphatic to my issues when I was interested in being involved with ShackTac back in the days of ArmA 1.

Lucky Charms makes you poop green. I don't know if that's awesome or horrible.

Not really, it's nVidia who's been the jerkwads lately. PhysX, refusal to bridge PhysX to AMD/ATI support, refusal to support Linux, and a whole host of other crap just continues to push me back to ATI.

Goddamn idiot. Get your facts straight next time.

When I saw that headline picture, the first thing that came to mind wasn't, "She's falling".

Fuck you, Capcom.

I will tell you though. If anyone lets me near a lead designer from Rockstar, pain will be dished out. :|

There are still some glaring examples. Here's one: Max Payne 3 has an opening cinematic that you get before the main menu, and it's a one-time run thing. It's narrated.

In 20 years, developers and video producers will still be too lazy to bother adding subtitles to their products.

Initially, MGSR was going to come out for the PC. Will this still be true? I hope so, because I'd like to pick it up for my desktop.

I'm playing World of Tanks.

The question is, is there a female version of the Vampire Lord? 'cause if there isn't, Bethsoft isn't giving service to gender equality. (Werewolves are androgynous, or male. They're mammals, man. Where are the giant tits and dongs?..oh wait, they're already existent in a MOD.)

I don't care if we're productive because we're all implanted with biochips and smartphones in our hands, it ain't efficient if more than half the population can't use logic to figure out exactly WTF is wrong with our country. :|

If you played Max Payne 3 as though you were playing the sequel to the movie "Man on Fire", it kind of works.

American workers, more efficient? Please, sir. What have you been smoking?

"Fix the law, fix the problem" doesn't really fix the problem when even the government doesn't follow its own laws.

...if it's Usher, someone's gonna be in trouble.

I quite honestly don't care about what happens to Kim Dotcom, but I am personally concerned about the legitimate users that were utilizing MegaUpload.

This, a thousand times this, Kellen.

It's simple. There are companies out there that actually compile personally identifiable information and make it available to you for a fee.