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The game is Arma 2.

The teams were led by JAY, GAGSY, RAGNAROKIA, THERADICALONE, GORYBLIZZARD, and YENMUFFIN

Jay led a team of 5 highly trained S.W.A.T. officers.

Ragnarokia led a team of 10 elite Spetsnaz officers. (I played as a medic.)

TheRadicalOne was by himself, on a roof with a heavy machine gun and a rocket launcher.

YenMuffin had an Apache gunship.

Gory had one World War 2 Tiger Tank.

Jay and Ragnarokia got caught in a horrible urban battle, with no clear winner for about 20 minutes. Eventually, Jay's team was left dead after a heroic battle.

One of Rag's men stepped into a street, and Rad gunned him down. After a short 5-minute standoff, Rag was left with 4 dead and 2 incapacitated, while Rad had fallen off the roof (A.I., whatcha gonna do?).

I dealt with the wounded, when the sound of a tank could be heard coming down the nearby highway. After a while, the team was back up, and Gory was blocking the street with his tank, making it impossible for me to move from a cart I was behind.

Rag's team gave it everything they have, and managed to disable the tank partially after a few minutes. The still-working machine gun on the tank was scanning the entire time, and the entire team was slowly slaughtered. I had a LAW rocket launcher in my pack, and delivered the final blow to the tank's turret, seriously injuring myself in the process. Crawling from behind the wooden cart that concealed me, I looked around.

Yen never showed up, for some reason.

Gory totally won it.

Thoughts?

At 3/12/13 08:52 PM, Kurt-1 wrote: Come on down!

Concur.

Metro
The Walking Dead
Army Of Two
Splinter Cell

Mass Effect 3's Citadel DLC is keeping me occupied in the meantime.

At 2/24/13 11:00 PM, Swag-in-a-Bag wrote: That sounds cool, what religion did you convert to ?

This discussion never quite ends well no matter who it is with. But I bounced between christianity, deism, theism, wicca, and others. Found one outside of that list that made the most sense and stuck with it.

What the title says. Post your experiences and discuss other peoples.

I did it with a change of religion, a new hobby, and a new attitude, and haven't looked back since.

The new religion gave me a new way of looking at life, and whatever might happen afterwards. With that, it made me feel really, really happy the following few days, and during that period I sort of reconstructed my look on my life, and viola, I was reborn.

You?

As outgoing as I can be amongst whatever friends I happen to be with.
Not "Shy", but really, really reserved in any other case.

This is my desktop~

I keep most of my stuff organized, so there's no need for icons. Stuff I use a lot is kept in my start menu or on my task bar.

At 2/16/13 09:26 PM, Xenomit wrote:

At 2/16/13 09:25 PM, Little-Kinky wrote: From what I've seen, Windows 8 seems like a useless upgrade. The short time I used it, I felt like I was on the Xbox's home screen and/or my phone.

It's because microsoft is trying to make all their products identical

Just because it works for a phone or a console doesn't mean it'll work for a PC. They're used for different things.

I use Vista and Windows 7 on my laptops.

From what I've seen, Windows 8 seems like a useless upgrade. The short time I used it, I felt like I was on the Xbox's home screen and/or my phone.

At 2/14/13 10:13 PM, TheMajormel wrote: http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/3516
yo

That's it! Thanks a bunch

At 2/14/13 07:58 AM, lukefoster1 wrote: is it warhammer 40k space marine

No...

At 2/13/13 08:36 PM, MrPercie wrote:

At 2/13/13 08:35 PM, Jay wrote: Yeah, I have no idea what game you're talking about.

I do!

...... Continue?

At 2/13/13 08:32 PM, Jay wrote: You're talking about a flash game, right?

Probably should have mentioned that. Yes, it's a flash game.

Hai, Jay!

This has been driving me crazy for the past few days. I'll try to describe it the best I can~
It's quite a few years old. I remember playing it more than five years ago.

It was a first-person rail shooter, which took place in space.

You play as a human, presumably a marine, with spiky brown hair. Your armor is blue, and so are your friendlies. The enemies are green aliens with teeth. You fight your way through the planet, helping friendlies where you can, and collecting better weapons that you can use until you run out of ammo.

One of the most memorable things about it was this: When you died, you get a cutscene where an alien or two are standing over you, captured. They say something along the lines of "We're gonna have fun with this one" and you get a game over.

HELP! It's driving me nuts not being able to find this game.

At 2/12/13 06:06 PM, RydiaLockheart wrote: Wait. Trampoline is a sport?

It used to be called jumpoline, until your mother discovered it.

Anyway, I think this is horrible. One less thing college wrestlers can look forward to~

I don't watch the Olympics, but still, athletes strive to go.

And regarding football, softball, baseball, etc... They have their own championships and such.

A close friend and I made this together. Thought I'd share with Newgrounds~

I lie here listening to your lullaby of open eyes
Contemplating the meaning of every glint
Hearing every unspoken word
I sleep, a most beautiful sound caressing my vision.

For the sake of posting again, here's another bit!

I seem to always give a character a name, and then a nickname that is given to them by another character. It tends to make things go a bit easier when I decide I hate the characters name when it's too late. Just have a supporting character rename them.

At 2/2/13 10:23 PM, The777Demon wrote: You could give your characters the dumbest names ever imagined and still find readers.

I can't stand writing a name that feels like it should be a placeholder.

If the name just doesn't fit in my head, I'll just go on writing leaving a blank spot whenever there should be a name there.

Naming characters can be annoying. In my stories I usually take common names (Katie, Christopher, John) that would usually be too stale to use, then change them a bit (Kat, Kristo, another other than john.)

If I'm looking for a name for a complicated main character, I tend to look to Japan. Translate a few words that describe my character to Japanese, figure out how each word reads phonetically, then mix and match the words until I find something that resembles a name.

Try flipping through a popular name database online. Seeing all the names usually doesn't help me at all, but it does tend to give me ideas for others.

That's all I've got~ Good luck?

My gosh, I would have been terrified if I were in her class.

Hurry back.

Or else.

Happy birfmas!

Two girlfriends ago... I like it.

At 11/2/12 12:33 AM, Camarohusky wrote:

At 11/1/12 11:49 PM, Little-Kinky wrote: The money belongs to whoever owns it. They don't have an obligation to use it, or hand it out to people.

Yes and no. The money does, to a point, belong to those who own the accounts. However, as they earned it in America, or as America citizens, using the American infrastructure, military complex, and political stability to do so, they have implicitly promised to pay the US government for the use of those services.

People who shelter money offshore are nothing more than sophisticated hoodlum shoplifters.

True. with the first paragraph. And of course, they could have pushed the money into American Banks, but I just don't see much wrong with storing it offshore.

At 11/1/12 11:05 PM, Kwing wrote: ... Are apparently being held in offshore bank accounts. This is twice the federal deficit in America, or enough money to give every single U.S. citizen (all 311 million of us) over a hundred thousand dollars. And half of the money is owned by a mere 100,000 people.

So? The money belongs to whoever owns it. They don't have an obligation to use it, or hand it out to people. (I know that's not what you said)

At 10/31/12 05:27 PM, HomicidialFrog wrote: If I had something you needed to know, how would you torture me to make me spit it out?

And no, I'm not a bi-curious masochist who will masturbate to what people put here.

First, I sit upon your lap holding a pair of scissors. I'd ask you nicely, then I'd stab you quite forcefully above your kneecap, forcing your lips against mine in order to keep you silent. While you silently weep, I'll give you another chance, and slowly increase your pain until you talk.

At 10/31/12 05:27 PM, HomicidialFrog wrote: If I had something you needed to know, how would you torture me to make me spit it out?

And no, I'm not a bi-curious masochist who will masturbate to what people put here.

Is that A question you really want answered?

At 10/29/12 11:44 AM, Jmayer20 wrote: To Little-Kinky

Did you watch the video?

Of course. It's Mitt Romney and his horrible case of Romnesia, no?

At 10/29/12 02:41 AM, Zero2562130 wrote: I can't remember the name, but you basically had to lead your minions (which looked like circles) from one end to the other in a maze with obstacles, enemies etc. It had a sci-fi, neon scheme, kind of like this:
http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/594379
Anyone know what it's called?

Was it posted less than three months ago? If so, I think I remember. Searching for it now.

At 10/27/12 11:06 PM, Absinthe wrote: Mitt Romney is an imbecile I mean can you really call yourself Pro-life or Pro-Choice if you're a man?

I like the argument that if you can't physically get an abortion you obviously can't say much about it, but then again, the debate is mainly about whether or not people think it's morally right to terminate the "baby" before it's a baby.

From what I hear, the main argument is that it's wrong to take away the "baby's" right to live before it gets a chance to. Also, religious views play a part in it. Even though whether abortion is legal or not plays no part in people's lives whom will never get one, they feel the need to try to regulate it because they think it's an issue that's worth fighting over.

I'd compare it to... The "war against obesity" that people seem to be forcing on schools. What some people are eating and doing with their lives don't concern you and really doesn't affect you, but people recognize a problem and try to act on it.

On the topic of Mitt Romney and his stances...