Wtf is with the spoilers guys? I usually ban for shit like that. Cut it out.

Just beat single player on Normal difficulty. It took 4:47. Game isn't very long at all. I don't really play FPS games for single player anyways.

At 11/9/09 03:31 PM, maxvm wrote: Amazon were kind enough to give me a preordered copy today. Sadly, the multiplayer servers are still offline. Anyway, I sat down for five hours to complete the campaign, which is amazing. Anybody who even considers not buying this game is missing out on some instense stuff. I loved every minute of it, except the parts where I died. But then again, who like dying?

Buy the game!

Is this for PC? Because there have been streams of MW2 since it got leaked out for the 360 like a week ago, and people have been playing online.

At 11/9/09 02:57 PM, H-A-X-O-R-Z wrote:

Really, it was quite bad...

The best part is, when I was doing it I got an achievement for killing two "enemies" with one bullet. Made me lol.

Uno for the Xbox arcade makes me jizz.

But only because I like to jack off while people watch me on webcam.

Hey guys, how's the wait going for you?

I'm having lots of fun. About to do something bad.

At 11/7/09 11:10 PM, Sds71295 wrote:

At 11/7/09 09:15 PM, zimzap wrote: How do you seriously not have six dollars in cash in your house?

I come from a poor ass family.

Poor ass family's don't have the internet.

Lol you don't have $6, and you traded in one of your collectible games for another collectible game. That's not how you build a collection.

If you're going to post information about a game like you're trying to market it and tell everyone about all of the new stuff it has, you should probably be more thorough with your list. There's more new to the game than what you just listed.

Locked for pointlessness and incompletion and VIRAL MARKETING GASP!

I'm sure I played little games online via Yahoo games or AOL games back in the day, but the first, real, full fledged awesome online experience I ever engaged in was Starsiege Tribes. Back in '99 baby!

Followed shortly by Unreal Tournament, and a sickening addiction to Diablo 2.

Fuckin' teens don't know 'bout my Tribes.

At 10/30/09 09:43 AM, SlipperyMooseCakes wrote: absolute quality and worth
games I have bought
Halo 3: ODST and Halo Wars.

Uncharted 2
Ratchet and Clank
GameFlyed.

u serious dawg?

I'm really the same way. There are a lot of games I enjoyed that I never completed. Bioshock, Fallout 3, Mirror's Edge, Twilight Princess, Resident Evil 4 and 5, Prince of Persia, Ninja Gaiden II, Assassin's Creed, Arkham Asylum, Dead Space, etc. etc. The problem is, I end up overwhelming myself with too many games to play, and I have this habit of when I move on to a new game, I move on completely, and usually don't touch the game I was playing prior for years. It's something I'm trying to break, so I can actually finish these good games.

Another thing that keeps me from coming back is, I'll learn a game's mechanics, play it for 7 hours, play a new game, and then another new game, and then another, and then when I think of playing that first game, I think to myself "Fuck, I probably forgot what I was doing when I quit and how to play." And I really hate relearning all over again with a game I've already played.

Also, maybe you just need a break, or maybe you need one game to occupy your time until you get really bored of it. Right now I'm really into Borderlands, it has sucked me in more than any game in a while, and I've already put a decent chunk of time into it and I keep wanting to play more. But of course, games I was playing before Borderlands; Anno 1404, Risen, Machinarium, and Company of Heroes, are all being neglected to hell right now.

Why aren't there any children running around in this airport? All I want is to unload a clip into a little child's body... :(

SHIT'S WEAK

SADFLKJASDKLF FOUND IT.

Anusboy, by W-P-S Type: Movie Rating: Ages 17+

Anus Boy, among other flash animations from the same artist. I shall lock the thread now.

Also, another thing I recall. I believe it took place in a class room. All the characters were just odd looking, deformed humanoids.

At 10/27/09 11:30 PM, DumbassDude wrote: http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/22 2919

Naw, it's not a Firth flash :\

At 10/27/09 11:27 PM, STEM wrote: wi/ht forum noob

Pffffft, that will take too long to get responses. If someone ends up finding what I'm looking for, I'll lock the thread :P

I'm looking for a flash animation, but I don't really remember much about it, other than it's really creepy art direction. It's probably a year or two old, has an eerie atmosphere like Salad Fingers, and I believe at some point in the toon a person shoots himself in the head. It was also on the front page at one point.

I can't really remember anything beyond that :(

Those specs should be able to run it. I don't know what resolution you play it, that kind of determines the performance you're going to get too. You may not be able to push all the graphics to the limits, but at medium graphic quality you should get a decent frame rate.

At 10/27/09 05:12 PM, Makeshift wrote:

At 10/27/09 04:38 PM, Jerich0 wrote: you have to be rich though.

no, you just have to be not poor

Yeah, no joke. You silly console gamers never believe that it's really not that expensive to maintain a good gaming PC, if you actually know how to build it yourself. Sure, if you have to buy pre-built overpriced bullshit, then yeah, PC gaming is expensive. You have to take into affect the many variables.

Assuming you don't pirate anything, PC games are generally less expensive than console games. A good PC monitor is a fuck load cheaper than a nice HDTV, and if you aren't playing a 360 or PS3 on an HDTV, you're really missing out. PC doesn't have to pay for an online service. Extra peripherals like more controllers, recharge kit, microphone, wireless adapter, HDD (for the 360, anyways,) is all usually more expensive than any PC counterparts. Also, your PC is more than just a gaming device, and obviously you use a computer for other needs if not gaming, so why not spend a little more money and build it for gaming, as well as your other reasons for using one?

My PC when I first built it, cost $1,250. Since then I've put about another $700 or so into it (which I really didn't need to, I only did it because I was having major PC problems and I couldn't figure out what the deal was, and I ended up finding out it was my video card, AFTER having replaced the CPU, motherboard, and PSU, so I just kept all my new parts so I'd have an even better PC.)

I didn't need to upgrade, even before upgrading my PC was capable of playing every new game, and most at high settings. Now I can play anything all maxed out, which is pretty sweet too. The point is, it's still going to last a long time as it is right now. PC's don't need to be upgraded yearly like they used to in the early 2000s.

Remodeling the old world and making it playable again was something the fans have been asking for since TBC released. It's not like they are just remodeling skins and shit, they are doing a pretty thorough change of Azeroth.

The 5 levels is probably because they plan on releasing many more expansions in the future, and they don't want to keep making the level cap go up and up.

TBC didn't have a new class, just two new races. This expansion introduces two new races again, but also allows old races to pick new classes, which you can either hate or love, depending on if you give a shit about the lore.

Where is this info about no new talents? If they are adding 5 more levels, I'd assume they would have a few new talents. I stopped playing WoW like 8 months ago, so I've just barely kept track of what's going on with Cataclysm.

Also, the new profession does sound a little lame, but oh well. As for the dungeons, it's not that many less than what Wrath shipped with, and more will unlock with patches.

You are focusing more on what they didn't add, instead of what they are changing. This new expansion isn't supposed to be about more levels and dungeons, it's all about them attempting to make the old world playable again. Giving a reason for people to actually come back to Azeroth now.

I think compared to Wrath and TBC, this expansion sounds the most interesting, because of how much I enjoyed Azeroth. But, at the same time, it's such a drastic change, it's sort of alienating any new players that may want to get into WoW at this point.

Build a gaming PC.

No longer worry about your system breaking down on you every time you play it.

I'm having fun with it. Got to level 15 today, just playing by myself. I wasn't sure if this would be a game that's enjoyable alone, or if you need people, but I was satisfied being by myself. I did join one game online just to check it out, and it had some pretty bad lag. Hopefully it was just that game though, and it's not always like that.

I'm more interested in getting it for the PC however, for the controls, better graphics and smoother frame rate. As well as a modding community, because it seems like a game that will thrive with some great user made content.

And it feels very well done for an FPS game. Some times games like this focus on so many other elements, the FPS aspect isn't as polished as it could be. I love Fallout 3, but if you aren't fighting in VATs, the FPS gun play is a bit, unrefined. It just doesn't feel right trying to run and gun, but I guess that's not really how you're supposed to play. This game definitely feels good control wise.

At 10/19/09 01:29 PM, H-A-X-O-R-Z wrote: PCfags, butthurt?

Yes >:(

At 10/19/09 01:30 PM, irishiweredrunk wrote: Who cares about dedicated servers? It'll still be a great online game. (Not to mention EPIC single-player.)

Non PC gamer detected.

If IW did anything right with PC, it was ditching PunkBuster, which is a headache for probably half the players. I've had to find workarounds too many times for that piece of shit program. Just today I was being booted off because it was conflicting with my GPU temp/fan monitor, but thankfully the latest version included a "stealth mode" which was made primarly to bypass PunkBuster.

It's pretty shit when OTHER companies have to reprogram their software to work with PunkBuster, instead of PunkBuster making some changes of their own so it stops conflicting with legit programs. Lazy fucks.

At 10/18/09 12:49 PM, Makeshift wrote:

for fucks sake. You might get the red ring and then have to send it in and get a new one for free. What's the big deal?

The big deal is having to call customer service, listen to them as they try to talk you through steps to test your 360 and you pretend to be doing them, wait for the package to come in the mail to ship it off (or for some people who don't have the paid warranty that I have, spend your own money on packaging to ship it off,) wait 2 - 4 weeks for it to be returned and have nothing else to play if that's your only console, so you sit around starring at these items you spent $60 on that you cannot use, and then when you get a new one worry constantly whether or not it's going to shit out on you too.

It wouldn't be that big of a deal if this happened once. Electronics fail, I get that. But I'm on Xbox number 7, and my current one is beginning to have a hard time reading game discs. I get dirty disc error 20 - 40 times before the game starts working, and then sometimes I'll be 3 hours into a game and it will do it again out of nowhere, and I lose saved progress.

I'm not an idiot, I take care of my stuff very well. I dust my electronics once to twice a week, always make sure they are well ventilated, and never move them while a disc is in motion. I'm pretty tech nerdy, I know how to repair the RROD myself (not using the towel trick, I mean taking apart the 360 and repairing the circuits,) so when people jump on my ass about how it's "my fault" my 360s are failing, I get pissy.

So, seriously now, 7 Xbox's? You can't tell me that's not frustrating as hell.

At 10/18/09 03:23 PM, SNIPER wrote: I haven't been able to sync my PS3 stats though. That makes me sad... :(

It takes a while. I downloaded Raptr and 3 days later my Xbox and PS3 stats still weren't available, I thought it just wasn't working. Then my computer died on me and it took me like 4 weeks to repair it and get it running again, and at that point all my stats were updated. So, I'm really not sure how long it will take, but it'll do it eventually :P

There was a study that has discussed that it takes 10,000 hours to master a skill. That all athletes, musicians, strategy game players (chess), etc. etc. have spent over 10,000 overs to hone their talent.

At this point I know I've beat that mark for video games. At your age I easily had that many hours put into games too, probably more, which you probably do too when it comes to games you play without Xfire on. I spent my early teen years on Starsiege Tribes and Diablo 2, playing 8 - 10 hours a day, more during the summer.

Actually, I do that quite a bit. It's something I've done since I was a kid, my mom made sure to remind me how much noise I made while playing games. I would constantly annoy her with my sound effects and talking to myself. I'm 23 and I still do it. The funny part is...

I usually only make noises and talk to myself if there are people nearby while I'm playing a game. You'd think that it would be the opposite, but for some reason when I have an audience I'm more inclined to be loud during a game. I cuss a lot more if something irritates me. I don't make as many noises as I did as a kid, mostly it's talking to myself now. If people aren't around me, I'm much more quiet, only rarely throwing out a cuss word if something irritates me.

When I'm playing online and I'm alone at my house, I'm usually pretty quiet too, only talking to team mates slightly, if at all. I usually only talk if I'm playing with friends online.

So yeah, I wish I knew why I make an ass out of myself with people around me to watch, but when nobody is around and I can make an ass out of myself privately, I don't do it.

At 10/17/09 06:06 PM, Grubby wrote: Screw PC Gaming, Modern Warfare is optimized for consoles anyway.

This would be true if it wasn't so wrong.

Call of Duty started on the PC, and it has always been optimized for the PC. Have you ever played Call of Duty 4 for the PC? It's very well polished. I don't see how anyone would play it and think, "Wow, this is a terrible console port."

It's not like Prototype for the PC where it is a shitty console port, it's a game that if it didn't exist on the console, would still be a very solid PC FPS.

You almost make it sound like Call of Duty 4 on PC is the equivalent of TF2 on the 360, and that's not the case whatsoever.

At 10/17/09 06:12 PM, MegamanZero360 wrote: I'm surprised mods don't give a shit about what happens here.

What? I do what I can, when I can do it. You'd be surprised how much shit I delete for such a slow moving forum.

I will not say why I love my xbox due to if I expose my reason, I will get banned. So, now I play my Xbox. My GT: xHKUxZeroEnigma.

Herp derp I have a modded Xbox.

http://current.com/items/91209723_modern -warfare-2-will-not-have-dedicated-serve rs.htm

This is gay mode.

I know the article is poorly written, but I've found a Kotaku article and some others that back it up. No dedicated servers, no modding, more expensive, and DLC costs money for the PC.

Holy shit, I went to work for 9 hours, just got off, and this kid is still at it.

I didn't know anything about this game besides the constant talk of over "one million guns" which to me just sounded like marketing bullshit.

But after watching this video, it looks really cool. I thought it was just some stylish multiplayer FPS game, but apparently it's an FPS RPG where you team with other players and quest. Is there even a competitive mode in this game?

I might have to pick me up a copy for PC.