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In an effort to speed the process for tax abatement requests in Whitley County, the county council approved Wednesday making any eligible land in the county an economic revitalization area.
"Other counties in the region have taken a similar step," said Alan Tió, president of the Whitley County Economic Development Corporation.
They were known to voters as "hands down, the most exciting team of the decade."
It's the team that made "this community become 'Hoosiers.'"
The Post & Mail readers spoke. The 2004 state finalist Columbia City boys' basketball team is "definitely the best team of the decade."
Coming up on a seventh season since the faithful run to the state finals, the feeling remains the same in Columbia City.
"A season to remember," one voter said in The Post & Mail's best of the decade contest.
Voted second in the best team of the decade, the 2005-2006 Columbia City Eagle wrestling team had big shoes to fill. The previous two teams had set high standards with both of them reaching the IHSAA team state finals and finishing in the top four each year.
The 2006 team lived up to those expectations returning the Eagles to the team state finals for a top four finish for a third consecutive season.
Whitley County has now drafted an ordinance that would ban the sale and possession of K-2, or Spice, a product marketed as incense but used instead as a synthetic marijuana.
If passed, the ordinance would be the latest addition to several others in counties and cities throughout the state and nation. Several other states have also banned the sale of the product.
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In 267 wins and nearly 20 seasons as a head coach, there has only been one place for Columbia City boys' basketball coach Chris Benedict to call home.
"I was very comfortable for 11 years here," Benedict said. "I had an opportunity to go do something different and took advantage of it but at the end of the day my family and I looked at our time here and said that it was home."
When looking for the reasons that a coach is considered to be successful, it is easy to look at the obvious things like won-loss records.
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Now those accomplishments plus the commitment he made to the betterment of his wrestlers as young men has earned him the title of Whitley County Coach of the Decade.
The old adage of "if it's too good to be true, it probably is" could be used to stop nearly any scam that sets out to gain money, but people continue to lose thousands of dollars to the same kinds of scams.
Whether it's winning a supposed lottery, getting paid too much for an item sold online or giving a bank account or credit card number to someone over the phone, there are dozens of ways scammers claim their loot.
With a price tag of about $20,000, Churubusco will move forward with new radios for its police department.
The four radios for the town's police cars and two handheld radios will operate on an 800 MHz frequency that many police in the state, including the Indiana State Police, use now or plan to use in the near future.
The town council approved the purchase this week for the radios, some of which will not be available until November.
A plan from Whitko Community Schools to have a referendum on the ballot this fall for a tax levy increase is still a go, but the district will only increase the tax rate if there is a shortfall in funding from the state.
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Distant Suns has been your personal guide to the cosmos since 1985. First on the desktop, now right in your hands. While others play games, you can travel to the stars.
Award-winning Distant Suns has the reputation of both having one of the most realistic displays of the night sky, while being one of the easiest to use astronomy apps for casual sky watchers as well as serious astronomers.
•Named in the "100 Essential Apps" by iLounge
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Difficult-to use and confusing interface. Lags behind when moving screen. "Cursor" is difficult to use - you have to hold the phone almost completely still to get star information, plus it's difficult to aim etc. There's little white triangles at the corners of the screen, may be pointing to something, but I cannot figure out what they do (have tried "following" the arrows, and they point to nothing). Some of the text on the help and preference menus overlaps so it's hard to read. Various improvements needed. If it weren't free I'd be getting a refund. The price is about the only good thing about it.
Great sky app!
I have had the free version for years. I hesitated on paying because I was not sure that it contained some features.
Please know that Distant Suns Max DOES contain
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4) it does have a red screen image, to help preserve your night eye sensitivity
5) it will also jump to show you the sky on a date/time you select
God bless you, Distant Suns development team!
Keep looking up!
Best Astronomy App.
His app has so much. It makes it really easy to find stars you can see, especially with the 'What's up?' screen that shows all the planets and constellations that are visible. News portion is nice too.
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I've run; WiC, Lost Planet, FC2, Crysis All Very High, Age of Conan, Oblivion, Oblivion: The Shivering Isles, Tomb Raider Underworld, GRID, Jericho, and Assassin's Creed. I play 1920x with filtering active and crank titles details setting to their max.
The only game I noticed any pausing with was FC2 using AA and that happens on single card as well. The way I fixed that was setting AA in game then enabled "enhance" in the nVidia CP for 8-16x CSAA. I am unsure why that smooths out AA performance and it does.
I can not feel the any difference in smoothness of play between a single card or SLi or Tri-SLi. As my sig indicates, I'm using mixed GTX 260 SLi, or that is two 216 cards and one 192SP card.
A lot of folks moan about MS when their hard drive is likely the culprit. Especially in MMOs. Often these are people with 512Mb cards playing at 1920x using 2Gb system ram
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System restore use to cause crazy MS under XP and I haven't tried it under Vista. As did Creative sound drivers and I'm talking three years ago. They may have tightened up their game.
People that want smooth gaming performance in today's demanding games at a decent resolution ought to:
1. Keep their paging file on a hard disk other than the one with their OS and applications if possible.
2. Disable system restore and other windows services you may not be using.
3. Disable anti virus while gaming. Norton is notorious for lagging MMOs.
4. Move to a 64 bit OS and 4Gb ram.
5. Buy a card with greater than 512Mb ram if you play at a higher res than 1280x, particularly if you like using AA. Games are only getting more demanding. Not less.
6. SLi has overhead. Use a CPU that isn't ancient or slow to support it. An old CPU I'd find acceptable would be an E6600 @ 3.0GHz. Q6600s are now 190usd and will do 3.0GHz all day and night on stock voltage.
7. Delete old temporary files off your computer and regularly scan for tracking cookings and spyware.
8. If your hard drive is ancient you may want to update that. WD has a lot of decent low price solid performing drives.
If you want to try SLi buy a card from a place that allows you to return it. If you aren't happy do just that.
Chris makes great points about people often complaining about their video card performance when other things in their system may be the culprit instead. Also most games are developed and coded for the console. Some are poorly ported to the PC and won't perform well on any computer, or that is when you enable details beyond what a console might use or use something beyond its typical res.
It is true if you don't give a flip about filtering in your games you may play at a much higher res than you might with AA active on a 512Mb card.
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Fire grilled salmon served over sauteed spinach
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American Management and British Labor: A Comparative Study of the Cotton Spinning Industry (Hardcover)
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|This book examines the early American cotton industry through British perspectives. The book covers the period from the 1780s to 1880, and concerns mainly Lancashire and New England, although there are many references to Scotland on the one hand, and to Pennsylvania and New York on the other. By concentrating on the spinning branch of the industry, which was far more affected by technological advances than the weaving branch during this period, Cohen is able to contrast different types of technologies, workers, markets, and goods. For example, the book contrasts how American industrialists acted differently than the British millowners and deals with the response of American factory workers to industrialization as distinct from the British operatives. Three interrelated themes emerge to define the theoretical subject matter of this study: mass production versus craft production, technology and organization, and craft control. Significantly, this study recognizes the often overlooked importance of mule spinning to the industry. The volume examines the craft workers' rise to and struggle for power, the rise of the foreman, the role of unions, and an exploration of strikes--how they happened, why they happened, and what happened because of them. In the final chapter, the book expands its focus to examine the relationship of cotton to the coal, iron, and steel industries.


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|Finely chopped herbs
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– Add cream, stir well, and let mixture reduce by half.
– Over very low heat, beat in butter with a wire whisk and keep beating vigorously until the sauce is thick and creamy. Garnish with fines herbes.
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Photo By James Nielsen/StaffBig Soft Frosted Vanilla Sugar Cookies from recipe in book titled Pure Vanilla by Shauna Sever Moso Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2013, in Houston. ( James Nielsen / Chronicle )
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½ teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon baking powder
2 sticks unsalted butter, room temperature
2 tablespoons pure vanilla extract
1 1⁄3 cup sugar
½ cup vegetable oil
2 large eggs at room temperature
2 tablespoons light corn syrup
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The absence of stories of Jesus' birth and infancy, a minimum of Jesus' parables and a resurrection scene without sight or sound of the risen Jesus have tempted readers to shortchange Mark's Gospel. Thanks to the insightful analysis and inspiring reflections of Marie Noonan Sabin, anyone studying this premier Gospel with her guidance will recognize the genius of the original author.
Sabin asserts that Mark's Gospel is not an eyewitness account or a work of biography or history. She writes, What Mark gives us is far richer. He interprets Jesus in the light of the Hebrew Bible, showing Jesus to be not only a teacher of Wisdom but Wisdom itself, calling his followers to an unconventional wisdom, a way of living (and a way of dying) that he himself exemplifies."
The cover of this commentary from The Saint John's Bible highlights Sabin's thesis that the transfiguration of Jesus is pivotal to the Gospel: "The scene [9:2-8]overshadows both parts of the Gospel, emphasizing God's creative, transforming, transfiguring power to restore life."
Sabin gives special attention to Mark's key words and phrases (e.g., "release," "rise up" or "be raised," "straightway," and "ecstasy") and his pattern of twos and threes. Especially helpful are the summaries at the end of each chapter. Here is a commentary that will restore Mark's prime place among the other two Synoptic Gospels.
Marie Noonan Sabin, Ph.D., has taught the Gospel of Mark at Bangor Theological Seminary; an earlier book on Mark, Reopening the Word, was published by Oxford University Press in 2002.
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I stopped reading OP's post when he said it wouldn't work as an mmo with the single player game's features. (note these are just features found in the single player game, they do not make it a single player game)
I think I've touched on this topic before in a prior post, but here goes again;
There is ALWAYS a way to make it work, and breaking it does not fix it. Just because you can't comprehend how it could work, that doesn't mean someone else can't. Usually saying there is no way is just an excuse for being too lazy to make a way for it to work happen. This is why we are stuck with the same features/model of mmos.
Speaking about this game specifically, making it work would be as simple as having a better crime and punishment system, and a bit more time deving to increase player housing/city capacity.
I don't know if people like you assume we just say it can work, give one example, and then be done with it, but that's not true. Anyone that has strong opinions on game transitions like this is a fan of the game--obviously--as they want to experience the game they have fallen in love with. We don't just state our opinion and then be done with it, we often talk to others with the same opinion about ways that they could make it work.
However, I'd expect more often than not, these people do not post.
I have talked for hours with various people about how this game could work, and the conclusion is pretty much along the lines of;
More strict crime/punishment system, one that flags you when you attack/steal kill. The bounty will be harsh, so harsh that at some times you shouldn't be able to pay it. The alternative is an instanced jail cell where you sleep to pay for your crime, and lose stats, just like the other games of the series. No one in an mmo wants to lose stats, it puts them behind. Especially in a game like this.
Larger cities to allow player housing. There should be more houses for players, more for npcs to give the feel of an active population in the game world. Think like, 20ish player houses per city, and with the amount of cities in TES games, this could work. "Oh, but then everyone won't have a house!"? Everyone SHOULDN'T have a house. Think a housing auction system or something. There could also be a sort of 'apartment' house per each town, to allow for cheap, shitty housing for the low levels.
The next is kind of in depth, and elaborate;
One of the big things that would limit thieves in this game would be inability to break into another player's house. Before I even make my statements on this, I will say that this could be allowed only on open pvp servers, as I would imagine they would break the game up into open pvp servers and no pvp/flag pvp servers. Essentially, locks should be an upgrade you can purchase for your house, and the highest level lock should still be hard for the person with the best lockpicking to open. These should be expensive though, so you aren't always perfectly safe. Added onto that, I think it would be a nice feature to be able to hire a mercenary to guard your house. Not only does he attack who comes in if spotted, but he also tells the guards and the invading player gains a high bounty. These guards should also be tiered, and more expensive the better they are. An alternative we touched on when talking about this was the ability to use an alt character as a guard for your house, sacrificing exp/skill bonuses for being well rested.
As for the combat; anyone that says real time combat with a crosshair will not work with an rpg, obviously is just afraid of change. Even then it's retarded, as it has been done before. They could leave the combat exactly as it is, and I would be completely okay with it, all things considered. Who gives a shit if ranged attacks are overpowered? The game isn't about balance. The real world isn't balanced, why should a virtual one be? If you think someone is so entirely op, maybe you should think of a way to be MORE op. Remember; this combat system isn't based on percentages and gear.
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Awful arrogant of the OP to suggest that you're not a real ES fan if you don't like the game.
Originally posted by tofke
Well..If Defending a Game weather it be an MMO or Single Player game that I have played for years is a Troll..Then So be it.....Im sorry...But it dosent take much for people to jump off and Quit ya know...Some people Jump before they even Experiance what there on the wagon for in the First place...So there comin out with an MMO..And theres things in there that wasnt on the Single player game...Ok...Tell me a game that was as Deep as Elder Scrolls in the Single Player Version that was put in a MMO with Nothing at all changed...Gameplay included, Combat wasnt changed, All the Lore and enviorment was left in it....Was there ever one??? I will play or at least try out any Game Bethesda and the Elder Scroll games came out with...Im not arguing that it could be a bad game...Hell yea it could be...But im not gonna Judge a game that I have played for years without trying it out first...Im arguing over the fact that people call themselves Fans and Downing the Game and Developer that there suppose to be a fan of....
Originally posted by NIII
Ok...You do bring up some good points...But you might as well say you want a Single Player Elder Scrolls Game with Multiplayer capabilities...Not an MMO...
And it would be very complicated situation with the Breaking into House thing...You would have theives macroing day in and Day out to get there skills to the highest level just to break into other peoples houses...You think that would be a good thing?? Well you would if your one of the Thieves...lol...Hell I could play the game one night..Go to Work the next Morning and all the stuff that took a hell of alot of time to get was gone...All gone, and I was at work and couldent do nothin about it...LOL...To me that wouldent be fun...And I love PvP so i would have to be on a PvP server...Looting a dead body in PvP...yes i agree..But stealing there things while there not even there...No...I would hate that
Its alot easyer to make a Single Player game with Multiplayer functions than it is to make an MMO where thousands of people play at that same time...
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Originally posted by Quizar1973
Just because you don't like it, doesn't mean the game should be changed to suit you. I don't want a single player game, I don't want a generic mmo. I want TES Online. If you gut the game, take out all of the innards, it isn't that anymore. It's a new game with a TES setting.
You SHOULD be afraid of losing all of your shit. The thieves SHOULD be afraid and have a hard time doing what they do. They are after all, commiting a crime, a large one at that. You think they aren't risking anything?
Don't take my text for only what it is, think of it with a more broad mindset. I'm not just stating ways it could work, I'm saying that it is possible to think of a way to make it work.
We could sit in this thread and debate back and forth on how to make what I said work, but that isn't the point.
In short, you're kind of missing the entire point.
And also; a single player game with multiplayer capabilities IS a multiplayer game, because it is playable by multiple people.
Originally posted by NIII
But its not an MMO....Its a Multiplayer Game...I dont consider Call Of Duty..Or Battlefield an MMO...And as i said in a previouse Post..Im not Arguing wither its gonna be a Bad game..I cant predict the future and no one else can either...Yall might be saying that its nothin like TES and about a year down the road everything changes...No One knows whats gonna happen..I always say...Dont beilive nothing you hear or read and only half of what you see...Im still gonna have high hopes for this game...Cause I love TES...I already have the Singleplayer Game..I wanna try somthing New....Yes I wanna see more Single Player games come out in the future...But I also wanna see what they can do that's not in the Norm of TES
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Originally posted by MadnessRealm
Unfortunately, shit rolls downhill. And Zenimax is at the top of the hill...
Originally posted by Chrisbox
You'e wrong.. They could of gone a combat route similar to Tera (which except for its rooting animations is fairly decent) But the least they could of done is keep the 3rd person, exploration centric, layer housing and skill based character advancement. All of which have been in MMO's as far back as 15 years ago. Seriously Class Based Character system is not a TES game make.
My conclusion is based on 1 factor, The use of the Hero Engine as their engine of choice speaks volums to their overarchign design goals. An engine that is abysmal for its track record in combining moe then a few characters on screen without producing serios lag. Now when you see that ONE as the basis the rest of their incompetence shines through.
The reality is this isnt a TES MMO. This is a Dark Age of Warcraft running on SWTOR failed engine. SO not only do we not get a plausible TES MMO, we get a Clone of WoW using a shitty engine that cant support their aspirations of DAoC mass scale siege type combat. Its astounding to me why anyone in their right mind can think this is a good game.
Originally posted by Zylaxx
Wait...Dont you mean you find it Astounding that Anyone in there right mind can think this "COULD BE" a good game?....Its not out yet...No One know if it "IS" a good game or not...Things could change...They could see all the Bitc....Well, see all the forum posts and change a few thing's based on what people are sayin...
Originally posted by Distopia
Whilst I don't exactly agree with the way SEANMCAD put it, I do understand where he's coming from. I've spoken to a lot of people who decided to start playing Darkfall because they were looking for something like TES with a multiplayer component.
I was one of those people. I found Darkfall because people were describing it as "Oblivion Online", and at the time I was looking to see if an online Elder Scrolls games was in the works (this was back in 2009). When I couldn't see an Elder Scrolls Online game in the foreseeable future I decided to try Darkfall, and have been subscribed ever since (since August 2009).
I had always thought that when an Elder Scrolls Online game came out, I would cancel my subscription to Darkfall and play it instead. But now I've been presented with what is essentially another WoW-clone with an Elder Scrolls universe setting, I can no longer see any game on the horizon which would pull me away from Darkfall.
You also seem to assume that players looking for a multiplayer The Elder Scrolls experience don't want PvP. For me, part of desiring a multiplayer The Elder Scrolls experience is the desire to compete against other players - players who are smarter, less predictable and much more challenging than AI opponents. This 'everyone is maxed out' PvP in limited areas which TESO has presented just isn't meaningful.
The fact that Zenimax has decided to take this route just shows me how they're bending to the carebear gamer market. They're taking one of the least forgiving single player experiences and carebearing it up for an audience who can't handle getting their asses handed to them but a mob or player more powerful (or in some cases, simply more skilled) than them.
You also talk about 'mindless grind' in Darkfall like you know what the 'grind' in TESO will be like. The brilliant thing about Darkfall is that it's not the type of game where someone 2 or 3 'levels' ahead of you is an impossible opponent. In Darkfall a good player (ie. a player with good player skills, not character skills) can defeat someone with a superior character.
I was very much hoping, when I first heard about TESO, that this would be the case in this game as well. But as they've decided to go with the typically first-generation Tab targetted combat system, I fail to see how player skill is actually going to factor in to the PvP (good thing the PvP is going to be relatively meaningless).
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I feel the real reason for people being interested in RPG's went out of the window years ago. It used to be about the setting, theme, lore, charcters, story, those IP's we geekily love etc. TESO will offer loads of that sorta stuff no matter the gameplay style. Gameplay was always important but it wasn't the major factor. Times have changed.
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Originally posted by Vannor
When was that and why did i miss it?
Originally posted by Quizar1973
What a ridiculous statement.
You're saying that because I like Dagger, Morrowind, and Oblivion, that I should automatically like and stick by a game that is an Elder Scrolls game in name and lore only, despite how good it bad it is on its own standing?
That's like saying that because I like Fallout and Fallout 2, I should automatically like Fallout 3, even though it's a completely different type of gameplay.
Or its like saying that because I like Command and Conquer, I should automatically like Command and Conquer: Renegade (the FPS/TPS they made in 2002).
Sorry, but you don't know what it means to be a fan. Being a fan of something doesn't mean sucking up whatever crap they feed you because they slapped a particular title on it. Being a fan doesn't mean you accept the complete distortion of everything that made you a fan, just because its released under the same title.
What you are describing is not being a fan, I think it's called being an idiot. Just like 14 year old girls go bat shit crazy over the latest boyband sensation, no matter what they actually release, or how little boys on their Xbox's beg their parents for the latest Call of Duty title, regardless of it being no better than the last and having only an emphemeral single-player experience which is closer to an expansion pack than a new release. What you are describing is infact juvenile.
Originally posted by Quizar1973
The difference between a multiplayer game and a massively multiplayer game is the massively part, and persistence. What's considered "massively" changes from game to game.
For example, Dungeons and Dragons Online is called an MMORPG, but each public area of the game is instanced to allow only so many people at once. People over that number are put into a new instance of the same area. And quests are limited to 6 or 12 players. Is this really an MMORPG game? Really, its more like a co-op multiplayer game with a fancy 3D lobby and a persistent auction house, but it's still called an MMORPG. Its really the persistence that makes it an MMORPG, not the massively part.
So how do you make a single player game into an MMO? Well first you add persistence. When a player logs off, does the world keep going on without him? Does time pass equally for all players? Regardless of what they're doing? Add those those two things and you're half-way to making an MMO. Then you add the massively part. What exactly is massively? Thats really up to the game developers to determine, but generally the answer is 'unlimited'. Even then, most MMORPG's do not have 'unlimited' numbers of players in the same area, whether they achieve that by instancing areas to limit the total number of players, or even limit servers to support only a finite amount of players.
The brilliant thing about the 'MMORPG' genre is that it really doesn't specify anything beyond "Massively Multiplayer Online" and "Role-Playing Game". How the developer achieves that is up to them.
So why has Zenimax Online Studios decided to make an MMORPG based in The Elder Scrolls universe, yet have it play nothing like a single player Elder Scrolls game? Its not like there was some major technical hurdle stopping them.
All they've managed to do is alienate hundreds of thousands (I dare say millions) of loyal The Elder Scrolls fans who've been waiting for a TES MMORPG for a very long time (I first imagined it and discussed it with friends when playing Daggerfall, so I've been waiting for this for over 15 years), and who expected that the MMO version would stay loyal to the single player games in more than just lore and name.
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Originally posted by Distopia
I didnt say it IS better. I said TES Online makes Darkfall LOOK better.
Its called contrast.
why does it make Darkfall look better? Becuase everything that they are saying is not possible Darkfall does and everyone knows those items are NOT the reason Darkfall is not popular. That is a reality that people can try to verbalize away but its still the reality. People are not choosing to leave Darkfall because of housing, nor because there are not classes, nor because FPS combat is bad.
Correlation does not imply causation
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yeah the game would be so fail if they created 10 zones all the size if not bigger then skyrim.
would be so fail if they let you have player housing
would be even worse fail to allow you a classless system
would even be worse if instead of only letting you join 3 factions you could join any you wanted.
OP you realize the MMO they are describing is SWTOR which is mainly a RPG COOP.
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Originally posted by AdamTM
Back during the days of Planescape: Torment, Baldur's Gate, Fallout, etc.
-Letting Derek Smart work on your game is like letting Osama bin Laden work in the White House. Something will burn.-
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Originally posted by eyeswideopen
If those games had shitty gameplay i wouldn't have touched them, and neither would have anyone else.
Originally posted by MikeJT
I never once said that i would "LIKE" The Elder Scrolls Online...Hell I might not like it at all...But im not gonna say forget it just becuase of what Ive read....If you down somthing your a FAN of before you even try it...Wether you like it or not, then No...Your not a Fan....I will try it when it comes out becuase I am a Fan of TES.....But im not gonna down a game I have loved to play for years..Damn people....At least give it a try and dont be so critical over a game you have loved for years without givin it a Try first...Then after I give it a try then i might be in the boat yall are in and and dislike the game myself....But i will still be a fan of the game...And Always will
So...How about that Diablo 3...Whoot..Cant wait...LOL...


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Reply+87#41 - budunovukai (03/01/2013) [-]
>be 15 at a CVS Pharmacy
>look around wasting time
>see condoms and wonder what they feel like
>too scared and broke to buy so i take huge family pack with me into the bathroom
>wrap one roll of condoms around each ankle, sock around the outside throw box away
>walk out, sweating bullets, heart in throat, no one suspects
>go home and try on condom for the first time
>try to jerk off but feels too wierd
>throw condom away in bathroom trashcan
>dog goes through trash and finds condom
>is chewing, flinging, and tossing cock sock all over house
>mom looks closely and realizes what it is
>screams at dad cuz they aren't the same condoms they use and accuse him of cheating
>huge ******* fight
>mfw no one thinks to ask the 15yo with half boner watching the fight
#69 to #65 - mrmontombo (03/01/2013) [-]
There are different brands also, not just different sizes.
Reply+19#48 to #41 - creepycarl (03/01/2013) [-]
Watching your parents fight gives you a chub?
Reply+3#55 to #48 - budunovukai (03/01/2013) [-]