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armandro posted...

hi guys im from the future
i read this before

Yeah I don't come to CE often but I've read this, word for word, before.

Die Hard Trilogy

MorbidFaithless posted...

I didn't care for it :( weakest of the 3 by far

That's what I thought too, was expecting a lot more from it a film with the words 'war for the' in the title I was expecting a war not a 5 minute battle at the start then an escape from a prisoner camp.
I want to like it because I thought the first two were great but this one just felt a bit flat.

My mam's black kitten is Shadow.

I wanted to call it Nico after a demon girl who can travel unseen through shadows in the book The Legend of Eli Monpress.

Don't really take the two 15 minute breaks officially but sometimes my half hour lunch will run over. And we'll often just sit and chat in the office for a bit and when I'm out and about in the rest of the building I'll chat with other people.

YoshitoKikuchi posted...

-Group of villains take turns attacking hero one by one, instead of all ganging up on hero

I hate this especially when the enemies all have guns and decide they want to get within 2 feet of the person before trying to shoot

I was going to go With Skyrim anyway, then the last paragraph about returning to now with your in game money converted to your bank account it was an easy desicion, £100k is not life changing enough for me to take the money, yeah it's a lot of money and would be great to have but I don't lose anything by going to Skyrim and have everything to gain. Just hope I don't take an arrow to the knee.

Jon Snow From GoT. Got it bought as a leaving present from my last job.
Got a few friends who have quite a few.

Robin_Dude posted...

Heavy Rain
the ending where Ethan gets accused of being the killer, and is gunned down by the police right in front of Shaun. And the ending where Ethan fails to save Shaun, and proceeds to commit suicide at his grave site.

I only played throb once and got the good ending. Glad I didn't get either of the ones you mention.

Living in the UK there's castles and ruins everywhere. Been to Many Roman ruins. Been to tombs of the kings in Cyprus. A more recent historical event, I've been to the border of Farmagusta also In Cyprus. Been To Nicaragua and saw plenty of things related to their countries civil war. Going to Peru later this month so will See Machu Pichu and a lot of other ruins. Had a school trip to France where we saw loads of WWII sites that have historic importance.
Probably seen many more too but it depends on what you mean by historic site.

Game: Diablo III
Album: Foo Fighters greatest hits
Movie: Magnificent 7

Really enjoyed the book and think Ian McShane is great.

Where I live I'd be ok up to the 4-5000 kilotons. After that I'm in the thermal radiation field, not sure if my house is enough to survive that. It's outside the airblast radius so should be structurally sound, not sure how long the thermal radiation stays after the blast, so going on my assumptions I should be fine anywhere in the house.

I've got to about 1:40 a few times, so just after the second long plank part. I've never really trained for it and only do cardio so haven't got the upper body strength to make it all the way through, but it is on my list of targets.
I know someone who has finished it but they were going to the gym everyday when they did it.

green butter posted...

i thought it was pretty boring and never finished the game.

the story goes absolutely NOWHERE in the 50 hours that I played, the combat is not great, and this is going to sound weird, but i felt like there was almost too much content. im the kind of guy that hates to ignore a sidequest or a treasure or something when i go past it, but if you dont do that in witcher 3, you will soon get extremely overwhelmed by a billion side quests, a billion things to explore, etc. i bought the game when i was unemployed, played a lot, got a job, took a break for a while, and when i came back i felt completely overwhelmed and didnt have the motivation to start over again.

not gonna say it's a bad game but i dont think witcher 3 is the right game for me, it's just too boring. zzz

I agree with most of this. RPGs are my favorite type of game but I just didn't get into the Witcher like I do with others. I'm not sure how far I got into the story but must have played 40-50 hours. I enjoyed the missions, Gwent to an extent, and the story but the combat was lacking and the enemies just seemed to be re-skinned versions of ones you fought earlier. I stopped playing when FFXV came out and just never felt the want to pick it back up when I finished with FF.

I watched that ridiculous 6 or whatever it was called. One of the worst films I've seen in years!

I loved 24 but agree this new season is missing the charm. I stopped watching after the episode That Tony first showed up. When I heard he was going to be in it I thought it might save the show but like said above there's no reason for that character to be Tony apart from just having a link to the old 24.

FFVII
Metal Gear Solid (1 and snake Eater)
Also agree that a lot of first party Nintendo games are.

Do you get to choose who you would be in that world. Like could I be the dragon born from skyrim in a medieval fantasy or are my just a regular person like I am now.

I enjoy my work, I get along with everyone in my office really well and people around the business are decent enough. And the company is big enough that most days are different so it's not too monotonous. Although in IT support a lot of the jobs you do are very similar. Get days where you get annoyed by things but that happens to everyone and even outside work.

Sanderson is easily my favourite author and the Mistborn trilogy is what got me to start reading his work. Like said above the first trilogy is great, the second set a few hundred years later is good but you can tell it wasn't his main project while writing it.

Welsh