You missed the entire point of the video Professor Fumbduck, it wasnt about the answer being the simplist, but that people will naturally try to carry out positive tests (which provide no affirmation and little data, people could continue the sequence to a billion and still not know theyre wrong) whereas the concept…

That's bullshit.

Wrong on both accounts, sorry.

I believe Tina is in her low twenties and doesn't have much experience with anything except COD, after reading this article.

I am offended this article does not even mention Unreal Tournament (2004) or Quake when talking about "vertical movement."

Sssh, he doesn't know that... it's funnier this way, too, so let's let him keep going for a bit.

Your loss.

I love mecha anime so much, I can't wait to start this.

The ending sort of left me with the feeling of desolation. Everyone moved on with their lives and nejoyed whatever time they had left while those whom entered a valvrave where granted a lonely immortality. To live forever.... knowing those whom you loved and where close with are long gone. Either from old age or…

This is the dumbest equivalency I've ever heard. The parents are completely to blame because THEY ARE THE RESPONSIBLE ADULTS in this situation—you can't put the onerous of proper parenting on other parents because, surprise surprise, all children and the way the were raised is differently!

God I remember the first time I tried using iTunes and I couldn't believe how overly convoluted it was. I was perplexed as to how it was the "go to" program for playing music. Goes to show weird the bandwagon mentality is.

I like it as a sci-fi film but I think most people just expect something that feels like it's related to Final Fantasy. I prefer it a hell of a lot more than that Advent Children film.

If only the combat was any good. As much as I know GW2 combat against bigger enemies you'll just stand around and spam your distant abilities, painstakingly waiting for them to cooldown...

I don't understand these words.

Seconded. Valvrave the Liberator and Arpeggio of Blue Steel: Ars Nova (my own reviews are linked) are both in the running for top spots in my big awards article over on Talk Amongst Yourselves. They absolutely should have a mention here.

Wait, what? You mean it's like bringing a knife to a gun fight, not the other way around, right?

wtf are you talking about?

I disagree.

Wrong. There is a massive crowd that miss real PC FPS's because we haven't had them for so long. You're right in a way though. The majority of gamers today are people who enjoy instant-gratification, no practice to win FPS's. So it won't be as popular as the junk food FPS's. But it's definitely not doomed. No way.

So what have we learned today?