Well, you could kill pedestrians. You just have to knock them down and then roll the car over them several times. They will eventually stop moving and leave a puddle of blood, which leaves bloody imprints if you drive or walk over it but that's it.

Yeeeeep. Do you mind if I spoil the twist for you? If so please don't read the rest of this comment and just know that yes, Oroku Saki was an Alien.

Please forgive me if I question the validity of your claim, but that's just how it goes things on the internet, at this point I'm willing to believe the theory just popped up on its own from some sort of hive-mind, rather than from a single individual.

I might be a little late to the party posting this, but here it is. This was my first ever MMORPG and I have nothing but fond memories of it; the one thing I remember the best, though, was how back in the day the game was so big in Venezuela that every chatroom had this song playing in the background.

That's an old copy pasta from back in the day. It's this long ass story that can be summed up as "Ash fell into a coma after being attacked by the Pidgeys during the first episode."

It's deep but so angsty that I wouldn't consider it soul crushing since it gets a bit annoying at times. Sure it's a good read to kill an afternoon with, but c'mooon.

Because it's shown like that accross all popular media and people assume that something powerful like a rocket launcher HAS to have a massive kick. It's just like how shotguns will blast you into orbit if you are hit at point blank range.

Deus Ex being misquoted? I never asked for this...

I'm with you on this, George doesn't fuck around with characters dying. If they die we either know it right away or a little while later, some times even as some off-hand remark made by another character, or by seeing a corpse. The point is that he gives closure and it's been four books and we have nothing, besides he…

Already pre-ordered it a while ago, it still seems like a good choice so far.

Oh it is, though it can be a lot of fun from time to time.

Yeah, you can't help but feel like a kid at a candy store from time to time, but then that comes back to bite you in the ass when it's time to do the bills. I basically have to rely on my fiancee to say "No" to some of my more objectionable impulses, else I would be knee deep in debt and useless junk.

I just got done with a freelancing task that will give me enough money to pay for Journey, though whether or not I should do this is up to my fiancee and me. Trying to be an adult and save is fucking awful, I will tell you that.

I lost my shit once I saw them jumping over walls. Best. Units. Ever.

They could get really intense. I actually went ahead and put myself at a disadantage more than once by taking a little group of my best troops against hundreds of enemies. Then again, no matter how good your armor is or how strong the shield at your back might seem, sooner or later a crossbow man will shoot you…

I thought Mount & Blade had really satisfying melee combat. Sure, it felt kinda crappy at parts but the fact that your swings had weight, speed an even angle to take into consideration made it feel realistic as all hell.

That's the fun bit, we actually rushed through the levels without a care for who got what weapon or enemy spawns. It was just run, shoot and dodge. We tried the careful approach with our latest take on the game and it felt boring, not to mention slow and painful.

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