Because you're not Nathan Fucking Fillion.
Because she don't need to play no Minecraft to recognize a creeper when she sees one!
Money, car, confidence, a decent job, your own place, sense of humour. These are things more important than penis size. Unless it's micro. But if you have more check marks on her assessment of you, you win. Just remember that once you do meet someone, it's hard, if not unreasonable and unrealistic to stay the person…
Yeah, I looked into that. Huge pain it seems. If I remember correctly, OSX doesn't include windows. Which it should, if I'm paying what I'm paying. Throw in a free copy of windows fer crying out loud. It's just damn complicated for me, these macs should already come prepared. I don't want to torrent a Windows program.
NSFFood
I emailed a digi painting of mine. Do I have to subscribe? And how would I do so?
Came here thinking it was the Battle for Normandy.
I hope he kept the receipt.
No. It's because there is no mod manager for Mac. Yet. Don't load the mods properly, they don't run. Without MM, it's is mostly guess work. And maybe back up why you think Macs suck. The people who run Mac, THEY suck. What's more likely to not work properly regardless of OS, a mod made in someone's mom's basement, or…
Buuuuut, people once had nothing, so then we made everything. What's the saying? Necessity being the mother of all inventions?
Plus, there are bird files not labeled as birds that will be very difficult to find when you inevitably uninstall back to vanilla. They will still be there, in droves, flying THROUGH everything. And they'll be pink. Not tropical. Very far from complete.
This mod sucked. It is nowhere NEAR finished. Snow in an around Windhelm, and the tropical trees completely disappear when you move too close. Since there's no Mod Manager for mac, it's practically impossible to get the same colour and lighting and get the same effect as those shown.
Bauhaus them footwears.
I was drawn to it (DS) because it, for me, at least, it's a sorta spiritual successor to Shadow of the Colossus. Barren world, intriguing history, a very mysterious place, where insanely huge bosses roam. Look at the monster, figure out what you need to do to take it down and you're done. That's what got me…
You're right. Games gotta suck me right away and it didn't. Chalk that up to different game studios doing things differently, such as pacing. Which is in itself, a good thing. Since I am no longer breaking up my game collection, I'll always have Dark Souls I, and I'm sure one day I'll get past that initial boredom.…
Yeah, it's a cat and mouse game, very back and forth between the soldier and them Nazis. That's not for everyone, surely. I can imagine the fun of the bosses is what makes the games, this franchise what it is and isn't, but I probably won't get there. Maybe on a rainy day.
As someone who's played Sniper Elite 2 on the hardest difficulty all the way through, I do love games that either kill me a lot, or require many checkpoint restarts. But, after finally starting DS1, I'm disappointed by how booooooring it is. Swinging a broken sword isn't fun, challenging or hard, it's just stupid.
Wow, thanks! I'll definitely give that a shot!
I need more to go on! Does one get interviewed? While there are more and more game companies cropping up in the most unlikely of places, I am still very far from those places. Do I email my portfolio? Any help from anyone is greatly appreciated.