[QUOTE="xaos"][QUOTE="Darkhell153"][QUOTE="xaos"] Quantum scale events, including vacuum fluctuations where paerticle-antiparticle pairs and even independent pockets of spacetime spontaneously pop into existence occur absolutely randomly, according to all experimental evidence and mathematical models so far. Wouldn't quarks have been a better example? They're easier to explain (and tend to pop in and out of existence while being completely impossible to control) on an online forum. Quarks are included in vacuum fluctuation events; not sure what would make a down quark-antidown quark pair simpler than a positron-electron pair :0 you good sir have a point :|
[QUOTE="the_ChEeSe_mAn2"][QUOTE="Prexxus"] I'm not gonna go dig around for statistics for you. You want your proof go look it up.Prexxus
Then don't bother stating something is a fact without backing it up then. I don't need to back up **** It is a fact and you should know it. Poor excuse of a PC gamer you are. http://www.1up.com/do/blogEntry?publicUserId=5762658&bId=8239342 PC Gamers outnumber console gamers. There are your statistics for you ^.^
So I have a few months luckily, but Assassin's Creed Revelations and Skyrim are coming out on the same week in November. I must get Skyrim (and you won't see me for several months once I start playing...I'm an addict) but I'm not 100% sure whether or not Assassin's Creed Revelations is going to be worth it.
What are your opinions on the two games based on the information you have thus far?
(yes I'm waiting for both of them to come out for PC and I've heard that they're being released for the PC in November correct me if I'm wrong ;(, and don't worry I have a graphics card I bought specifically to play the Assassin's Creed Series, so I'm fine on hardware).
[QUOTE="xaos"][QUOTE="Sign-Number-Two"] [QUOTE="xaos"] No, it is not. It's the first time I hear this. Can you say why? Quantum scale events, including vacuum fluctuations where paerticle-antiparticle pairs and even independent pockets of spacetime spontaneously pop into existence occur absolutely randomly, according to all experimental evidence and mathematical models so far. Wouldn't quarks have been a better example? They're easier to explain (and tend to pop in and out of existence while being completely impossible to control) on an online forum.
So many stupid problems would be solved if people followed the MYODB rule. Athiests are athiests (like me) because we simply see far too much evidence against religion than in favor of it. Since when did we become the answerer of all questions? And in that case shouldn't you be calling us prophets and/or saints?
Not married, possibly never will be. Not because I have no confidence or anything like that, I just happen to like being alone in all honesty :D
But if you're not like me, marriage isn't a death certificate like a lot of people make it out as >.> it's actually proven that married men live several years longer than unmarried men (same applies for women). So I'm actually the one opting for an early grave :D...unless you marry a psycho in which case you might want to make your preferance of how you wish to die known to your significant other.
[QUOTE="dude-bro"]I was just playing it the other day and I felt the same way. Graphically the models are so detailed that I was actually still impressed with how many of the characters look. The big drawback for me was the voice acting, but I kind of find Ryo's blunt and polite voice kinda charming so it isn't to distracting. But yeah Shenmue is still a fantastic game.Darkman2007
its lucky Shenmue 2 on the Dreamcast had the Japanese voice acting with English subtitles. much better then the somewhat wooden English voice acting in Shenmue 1 and Xbox Shenmue 2. was it just me or did Shenmu 2's voice acting different from Shenmu 1? I don't know why, but I liked Shenmu 1's dubbed voice acting (As far as dub voice acting goes at least) but I didn't like Shenmu 2's.
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