I have it on PC, and the game very much disappointed me - i was expecting much more from it. So no, it would be very unlikely that i'd buy a console version. That said the game would work pretty well on console, they would need to adapt the interface to be more user friendly with a controller (Mostly for the menus), but i tried playing with the 360 controller and controls felt already better than with keyboard / mouse for the most part without the interface even adapted for it - movement and conbat felt a lot more fluid, only thing that made it really bad was for accessing inventory and other menus which makes you have to use kb/m anyways, but that can be easily adapted for consoles.
I love wearing suits. I bought 3 custom tailored suits when i went to Thailand 2 years ago, it's so cheap to get it done there and i'm very happy with the quality.
They are not any more heroes than anyone else dying on their job, unless they actually died doing some heroic feat. most are just victims of the war, not heroes. Soldiers are not soldier to sacrifice themselves in order to protect their country or whatever the army fight for, they are because the army offered them a career - while they might believe in what they fight for, they are in it predominantly for themselves.
More ram means more and higher res textures, and faster ram means less texture pop-in. More ram will also greatly benefit open world games in some ways, but that's about it. more and faster ram isn't going to translate to higher fps or make the GPU be able to handle more things at once.
Backward compatibility on the PS4 would have been great. My PS3 got YLoD back in december and is out of warranty, and i feel it's too close to PS4 release now to buy a new PS3. Would have liked to be able to play my 40+ PS3 games on the PS4, but as there is no backward compatibility i guess i'll sell my games.
I helped my brother renovating an old house that wasn't inhabited for almost half a century. basically everything had to be rebuilt except the foundations. It took a little over 2 years to complete it.
Yeah, no way. Energy just doesn't dissapear into thin air. It has to be used or it gets stored as fat. I doubt you actually watch these people 24/7 to see what they eat and do all day every day.
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What I described is common knowledge. I'm not going to sit here and tell you that I filmed their whole lives, but what I said is the truth. I'm surprised that you haven't noticed anyone like this in your life. It typically changes once you reach adulthood or late 20's at the latest though. Those who could get away with it start putting on the pounds unless they make lifestyle changes.
You can't tell me how it works because it is false. Unless he somehow has superhuge organs or has a body temp of 1000000 degrees he must be doing something that isn't sedentary. If he doesn't move he is only burning 1500-2000 calories depending on his height. No way he eats 4000 calories and then doesn't gain weight. So what is common knowledge you speak of?
I eat like a pig and don't exercise at all. And i'm skinny, too skinny actually. My calories intake with my lifestyle would suggest i should be fat if not obese, but i'm not, quite the opposite. So yeah it's not as simple as you make it out to be.
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