I've heard of cases where women are granted custody of the children despite the father being a better parent. The courts just assume that all women are "good" but this is not always the case. There are always going to be bad fathers or mothers, but to give a child to the mother based soley on her gender is so unjust.Jynx_1991
Heheh. I know too well about this. But heck I've said too much already. The "Suck it up, be a man" clause is somewhere in the fine print of my Y chromosome.
Whatever you decide is up to you. Neither she, nor any family, nor any close friend nor any stranger on OT will be as affected by your decision as you. It is up to you and it will affect your life most. But do take care of yourself and don't let the pain or loneliness push you into any rash decisions. She may or may not come back knocking on your door but that is nowhere near as important as you losing yourself to any relationship. Chin up and live your life for you, man. Love is grand, but there is a whole lot more to life than romantic relationships.
Some of the tougher games I've played: Die by the Srowd Operation Flashpoint 1 Blade of Darkness Contra 1 without the up-up-down-down-... and [QUOTE="famicommander"] Zelda II: Adventure of Link Dragon's Lair (Arcade)
Never got to play them, but they do look great in all aspects. I do wish the prime trilogy for wii could still be found in stores. The only one i've ever come across is corruption, not sure if i want to get just that without the other 2.
I envision things like holding the tablet infront of the tv to act as a scope for sniping.
Another idea might be using it as a mirror to check for enemies sneaking up on you.
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In the E3 trailer last year, one of the concepts was showing the controller mounted on some sort of wii zapper, like a scope. Like you said, if Nintendo can use a FPS to use its system's new features in a good way, it'd probably do really good. And if it did good, 3rd party developers would want to copy/improve upon those mechanics in their own Wiiu FPS games. It has to be fun and top quality before any of that though.
I suggest you observe your (local) target customer base and the competition (big chains, local piracy, preexisting small shops and online models). See what advantages you can have over the competition that the target customer will buy into. If you can do something new that they aren't doing and won't copy easily (including pricing options) then you can establish yourself with the customers. After that, your business will also have to be flexible enough to adapt to whatever changes may come (example: possible dominance of digital distribution in a few years).
"It's queer how out of touch with the truth women are. They live in a world of their own, and there had never been anything like it, and never can be. It is too beautiful altogether, and if they were to set it up it would go to pieces before the first sunset. Some confounded fact we men have been living contentedly with ever since the day of creation would start up and knock the whole thing over." -from Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad Now, take this quote with either 1 grain of salt or with 10 gallons of boiling estrogen...
I would agree with Operation Flashpoint, Half-life, MGS, Thief, Unreal Tournament+Quake3, Black and White, and Streetfighter II for the same reasons mentioned by nameless12345. And I would also add the original Counterstrike mod. Though not technically way ahead of its time, was "ahead of its time" in the way it popularized competitive FPS and used a "modern setting" with realistic weapons for it instead of alien blasting with over-fictional BFGs. The game also had a reward based character/weapon customization system similar to what the current popular FPS games use to keep people hooked.
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