Lurker > Aristoph

Absolutely. Especially if it's the Dark Arisen version, with the Bitterblack Isle DLC. That DLC alone is worth the price.

BlingBling22947 posted...

The pool is further reduced by those who have police records, drug/substance abuse issues, or are obese.

My only question is why are these not considered part of the "initial requirements"?

I like them both. Vegeta more than Goku.

But let's be real here for a second...Piccolo trumps them both. Even if he can't keep up power-wise, he's still the best character.

They're commands you can enter to manipulate the game. The "console" refers to the "debug console" interface. For most games, you either enter them in the same place as you would normally enter text for chatting, or the most common default key for opening it is '~'.

Just google "[game title] console commands" and you should pretty easily find a list of all the available commands for the game you're playing.

It was the name of my first ever D&D character when my friends and I played in middle/high school.

Where's the "no" option?

People have been shooting them off for a couple of nights already around me.

It's annoying, but at least they haven't been doing it past like 10pm.

Considering that's not a movie that is being made...no?

Die, presumably.

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I'm sorry, but that's just pushing suspension of disbelief too far.

I've been to France and would love to go back there. England would be alright, but even they're kinda shitting the bed lately too. Canada would probably be the backup option.

I'd already be gone if I could afford it, honestly. Haven't been proud of this country in a long time.

^_^

I've walked out mid-shift a couple of times. But never ghosted. I always made it pretty clear that I was done, even if the management was shitty.

David1988 posted...

sort of hard not to when you bleach your ass regularly like a normal person

You bleach your own ass? That's weird, dude.

I always go to a professional to have it done.

es289408 posted...

and imagine what the little girl is going through!

I don't give a fuck what she's going through. She killed her own brother over a fucking video game console. You don't need to be 18 to know that's not something you should do. Throw the book at her, and get the best counseling available for the rest of the family and friends.

Steffenfield posted...

@bluewolf51313
@scar_the_1
@pojr
@StrictNebula
@Aristoph

If any of you are still around somewhere, post your Steam's wishlist and something good might come. :)

I very much appreciate the thought, but I'm ok this time around. My budget is kinda tight right now, so I won't be gifting any this year, and there aren't really any games I'm looking to play that I don't already own. At least not on PC (god I hope Horizon: Forbidden West comes to PC eventually...).

But thanks again, and huge props to everybody spreading the love this summer sale! You're the real MVPs around here, imo.

Hell yes, I'm in.

Either FFX or Skies of Arcadia. No way of knowing which, though. I've played both of them dozens of times, usually 100% completion playthroughs at like 100+ hours each.

TheMikh posted...

do loopholes count as cheats or legitimate game mechanics

Depends on the "loophole" and its usage, I suppose. Using one to gain something you could earn normally just in a faster time than the devs intended maybe wouldn't count. But using it to give yourself stats that are beyond what should be normally possible (I'm looking at you, Skyrim fortify restoration loop...) would definitely be considered cheating.

Personally, I fall under the "single-player only, and with restrictions" category. I won't use any cheats on my first playthrough of a game, because I want the story and experience the developers had in mind when crafting it. After that first playthrough, though, I sometimes like to go back and just break the game and be as comically over-the-top uber-powered as possible.

When it comes to more open-ended games, it's a little more complicated. Something like Minecraft is a perfect example. I'll play mostly vanilla at first to get myself started. But I think of cheats more like "unlocks" in a way. For example, once I've built a mega gold farm playing normally, I will consider gold to have been "unlocked" from then on. Any time I ever need gold, all I would have to do is go stand at that farm AFK for a couple hours. So at that point, it is literally just a matter of saving time, nothing to do with gameplay or skill. So I'll just start to use commands to give myself gold when I need it. And I'll continue exploring and gathering the stuff I need normally to build the next farm, so I can "unlock" another set of resources. Essentially, in something like Minecraft, I will only use cheats to save time, but not to give myself something that I don't already have or would actually require effort or skill to obtain.

Boombam99 posted...

There's no justification you can hide behind that makes it ok.

You still think they give a flying fuck about hiding or justifying anything? They don't care anymore, and they have no reason to. There are no repercussions for being evil bigoted fucks anymore. That's been made abundantly clear to anybody with eyes.

MabusIncarnate posted...

What's Baker up to

Hopefully going to another team where he'll be appreciated for his talent and laughing his ass off at the Cleveland Shits fucking everything up yet again. I've said it before, and I'll say it again. This team will be trash as long as the Haslams own it. And then it's a coin flip whether the new owner is as much of a fuck-up as they've been.

And I say this as a life-long Browns fan, born and raised in Cleveland.

<_<

PMarth2002 posted...

A string of bad rolls can be frustrating, sure, but as a long time D&D player and fan of rpgs in general, hard disagree

The difference is that with D&D, bad dice rolls means the story changes. In video games, bad dice rolls means the story stops until you get better dice rolls.

I have never had an alt. I don't see the point.

It was also hoping that the Atreides would be terrible at running the spice production at first, since the Harkonnens left them with old dilapidated machinery. It would weaken the Atreides physically, and also lower their standing with the other houses, leaving the Harkonnens an easy excuse for attacking them.

Money. Literally nothing else.

I have only ever had 1 job where I was actually genuinely excited to be there. And that was working at Cleveland Browns Stadium in the commissary warehouse, stocking the food stands throughout the stadium. And even then, it wasn't because I loved the work itself. It was because I got to be there for game day, and even got to shoot the shit with a few players/execs/big-wigs in the underbelly on occasion.

You can't beat the atmosphere on game days. And it was really rewarding to work really hard during the week, have this big payoff event at the end of it seeing everybody having such a great time, and knowing that you played a not-insignificant part in making that happen. No other job has given me anything close to that, and I don't expect any will again. Working at a professional sports' venue is kind of a unique environment. Especially for the NFL, with so few games in the season and SO MUCH that has to get done, often in just 1 week, to pull it off.

They keep saying the quiet part out loud.

Noumas posted...

In movies they show a person's credit card being stolen and the robbers automatically able to use it, but don't credit cards have a pin number or password that you have to input as verification?

You're thinking of debit cards, not credit cards.

Only verification you're likely to need for a credit card is a signature. And nobody will even bother checking the signature 99% of the time. You can pretty much write anything you want for the signature and they'll still take it.

That's fucking epic, and I'd probably propose to her immediately.

I've been a competitive league/tournament bowler since I was 9. So yeah, a few times.

Billyionaire posted...

I think people used to play bingo with those because they were transparent so you could see the numbers through them

I got a bunch of them in a magnet playset when I was a kid. There's little wires around the rims. I hated them because you couldn't actually DO anything with them, but they got fucking everywhere and made playing with the actual magnets annoying.

It's always been purple. Even before Jackson's Mace Windu.

Well honestly, the absolute best is twin sabers with one purple and one red.

As much as I hate him, he clearly has a fucking brilliant football mind and all kinds of insight on a level you'd be unlikely to find anywhere else. I kind of look forward to him breaking down plays. Maybe it would be worth actually having the sound up to hear commentary for a change.

5 is too young.

If it was like 10-12 me's body, then yeah, I'd probably take it. Because at least by that age I was big enough to do most anything I particularly wanted to. But at 5, you literally are too physically small to do a ton of shit and need to have someone do it for you.

No, but it certainly helps.

ShineboxPhil posted...

this post is literally insulting the top 2 biggest religions in the world...

It is a topic about the greatest scam in history, so that makes sense.

DarkRoast posted...

I've had PC Gaming Master Race people tell me laptops don't count.

Those people are not PCMR. Those people are elitist assholes. There's a difference.

Yes. It's one of my favorite games of all time.

AmericanMade posted...

https://i.imgur.com/lxVHAM1.png

I'm Batman.

Hey look! So am I!

https://imgur.com/V8BZnSW

Just because 2 things increase or decrease at the same time, does not mean 1 of them is causing the other to increase or decrease.

Trumble posted...

Also note that a nuke would completely obliterate a can of Raid. It's basically rock paper scissors.

"Nuke, Raid, Roach" almost sounds like a Fallout minigame.

ziggawatts posted...

You greatly underestimate the number of wheels in buildings.
Office chairs have 4+ wheels.
Stores: shopping carts make it incredibly lopsided in wheels favor
Warehouses: forklifts, pallet jacks, various carts, etc.
Hospitals: most patient rooms have 2 doors while the beds have 4 wheels, IV poles have 4+. Then bedside tables. EVS/housekeeping have carts with cleaning supplies and large carts for trash. Food carts. Crash/trauma carts. Wheelchairs. My local hospital might have 2-3 thousand doors compared to over 10 thousand wheels.

While I agree with you that it's probably wheels, I don't think it's as lopsided as you make it seem. Don't forget about things like cabinet doors, appliance doors, glove box and center console doors in cars, etc. Just looking in my kitchen alone, I can see 15+ doors and not a single wheel (unless you really stretch the definition of a wheel to include things like the bearing that allows the faucet head to swivel).

No.

But 0.999999999999... does.