I just DIED from the adorable.SkylinePigeon

Wow, that Manifest Destiny Achievement is pretty ****ed up :lol:

I killed...

[spoiler] The last Buffalo :lol: [/spoiler]

So now I know who was responsible for that :P

Had another funny encounter. I came upon two guys unloading TNT off of a wagon. They finish, then I pan the camera away to look for animals to hunt and hear, "Here's a cigar, you got a light?", then all of a sudden....BOOM!! My horse and I launch 20 feet into the air. Wtf? This game is so totally random it's awesome.

Rekunta

I misread. I thought it was "I lick penguins" >___>

Well thats what happens when you go all I337 or whatever it is D:

[QUOTE="Theokhoth"]Didn't Jacob explain the purpose of the island using the wine decanter? The island acts as a stopper for "what you call Hell: all the evil, all the malice." The island could be interpreted as the gate to Hell. It could be interpreted as the stopper on a supervolcano that keeps the pressure from blowing. The stone at the heart of the island is the key that keeps that keeps the gate closed or the cork that keeps the pressure down.MrGeezer

Jacob also CREATED the "evil", and we had absolutely no reason to trust him or believe anything that he had to say.

That's not an explanation, that's tstimony from an unreliable source of information. Particularly after we've seen that this is all a game that he's playing with his brother, and that he's bringing people to the island to prove that his brother is wrong about human nature. It's a pissing match being won by a man who is 40 years old and still lives with his mother, and who is treating all of this **** as a freaking game.

At what point were we EVER given sufficient evidence to consider Jacob's information to be reliable?

And while Jacob's words were reliable or not, the things that were shown was enough to prove that the island kept something. It's some kind of energy, and that's enough to get an idea of the situation.

Watch Across the Sea, and it sticks out like a sore thumb how he's never referred to by name. Either the writers were just too lazy to think of a name, or they were trying to deliberately give audiences the impression that his name (or lack thereof) is important.MrGeezer

[QUOTE="tman93"][QUOTE="bmaninc"] Its fine that you didn't like it, I just wish everyone liked it, though I knew it wouldn;t happen.Theokhoth