[QUOTE="Vuurk"] I think people should contribute to society and society would be better as a whole if we had less low lives and more ambitious, hard working people. I'm very much against wellfare. ^_^. Going out and doing something also makes you feel more of a purpose in life rather than just do nothing but sit around and smoke all day. Just my opinion anyway. I'm going out today to cash my welfare cheque to get weed, how is that not being ambitious?
I'm surprised how little some of you actually know, it's shocking really. The government legally prescribes OxyCodene to patients yet people have a problem with pot? Damn, we live in an ass-backwards world.
[QUOTE="0bscurity"]Weed isn't the problem, it's the person smoking it.z4twenny
sorry for the double post, but this is dead on.
btw, jazz/shred and a guitarist, ever visit UG? i'm a guitarist myself and didn't know if i might've seen you on there under a different username.
I used to post there as Jarrott all the time, I haven't been on for a while, I still use it for tabs/lessons daily but the forums seem to be full of kids screaming "WHICH BC RICH FOR METALZ?!"
I'm a huge stoner. Does it effect me? Yes. But not in a way you're describing. I smoke a lot of weed, and by a lot I'm gonna say about a H/Q of hydro daily for about the past 4 years. It can really take ahold of some people and bend them out of shape, but it all depends on your lifestyle and what's going on in your life. At one point I was out of work/school smoking pot all day and I felt like garbage, now I'm in Toronto with a new girlfriend in an absolutely amazing condo with a great job and I'm starting my Berkley Music program in January. Weed isn't the problem, it's the person smoking it.
First, for the Crysis breaking 1 million in 2 months, it was mentioned in an interview somewhere.... The EA earnings report is where MOST places first reference it breaking one million, but it had actually done it a month or so before.
Second, your link is about Crysis, he was talking about LBP.
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Have you come across actual sales numbers or some sort of link? Or is it something you just remember:P ? Secondly, I had no idea he was talking about LBP, he's quoting someone talking about Crysis' sale numbers then goes off to state they dropped off the chart; one would think he's refering to said game.
A non linear survival horror zombie game with gritty Crysis visuals. First Person perspective. Most anything can be used as a weapon. Zombies are slow moving. Day and Night Cycle. You can sneak past zombies more easily at night. They can see your flashlight though. Power in some parts of the city is out, so it is very dark at night there. Sometimes the moon is out, sometimes its covered by fog. Weather System. Vehicles are in it, but they have fuel and you can run out. Gas stations can blow up so you have to be careful around them if you plan on using cars. You need water and food to stay hydrated (basically if you arn't hydrated you can run or jump as high). Weapons are rare unless you find a weapon shop, police car, kill a police zombie. They can be modified. You can change what you wear, preferably you want to be covered up so you cant be bitten. If you are bitten you need to sew up your wound or you will bleed out and become a zombie, that's game over. You can only carry what you can keep in your pockets, holster or backpack. These things weigh you down though. This is why you might want to find partners. There are other survivors that you can pick up along the way, but as i stated earlier, the game is non linear, so you might not run into them depending on what path you take. There are several different escape routes from the city. There is a sewer system you can use. There is Co-op. I don't think this game could be made. AAllxxjjnn
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