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Re: New Vegas Review
Posted: Sat May 05, 2012 3:22 am
by Echo 343
Zenophas wrote:That I love New Vegas. I've never played a game wherein I can play as a child with drug and alcohol addictions than give her brain damage to the point where her vision is constantly a bit fuzzy. Also, masturbating with 'y' is a real treat after killing a really annoying enemy. The orgasm is a bit excessive, but amusing and fun none the less. Also, fully animated rape.
I think the best time I've had in a game so far has been in this one: When I rented and used a hooker and killed him afterwards on the bed. I then happily screwed his corpse, chopped him into bits, devoured his flesh, than piled him n a dark corner. All as a little kid. Perfect song for
this too.
Amazing game, I recommend it.
10/10
Careful, children. Someone's not being very subtle with their loss of sanity. Sledgehammer much?
Re: What Have You Learned Today?
Posted: Sat May 05, 2012 3:56 am
by Zero Angel
lmao. ^truth
Re: New Vegas Review
Posted: Sat May 05, 2012 4:43 am
by HitchcockGreen
Zenophas wrote: Perfect song for
this too.
I've learned that DFD is far too derivative to even qualify as an homage to warrant further listening.
And while not so much "learned" but more just hypothesis that Zeno's posts aren't so much crazy as they are maybe elaborate pranks.
But hey, maybe I'm the only one that thinks that way.
Would coincide with much of the music...
Re: New Vegas Review
Posted: Sat May 05, 2012 8:32 am
by Zenophas
Echo 343 wrote:Careful, children. Someone's not being very subtle with their loss of sanity. Sledgehammer much?
I usually end up clearing out whole villages and whatnot in these games. Usually by blind impulse.
HitchcockGreen wrote:I've learned that DFD is far too derivative to even qualify as an homage to warrant further listening.
Bungle ripoff.
HitchcockGreen wrote:And while not so much "learned" but more just hypothesis that Zeno's posts aren't so much crazy as they are maybe elaborate pranks.
But hey, maybe I'm the only one that thinks that way.
Would coincide with much of the music...
Can you explain this so it makes sense?
Re: New Vegas Review
Posted: Sat May 05, 2012 8:39 am
by Ded10c
Zenophas wrote:Echo 343 wrote:Careful, children. Someone's not being very subtle with their loss of sanity. Sledgehammer much?
I usually end up clearing out whole villages and whatnot in these games. Usually by blind impulse.
HitchcockGreen wrote:I've learned that DFD is far too derivative to even qualify as an homage to warrant further listening.
Bungle ripoff.
HitchcockGreen wrote:And while not so much "learned" but more just hypothesis that Zeno's posts aren't so much crazy as they are maybe elaborate pranks.
But hey, maybe I'm the only one that thinks that way.
Would coincide with much of the music...
Can you explain this so it makes sense?
"Maybe she's not insane, maybe she's just pulling out legs,"
Re: New Vegas Review
Posted: Sat May 05, 2012 8:41 am
by Nielk1
AHadley wrote:"Maybe she's not insane, maybe she's just pulling out legs,"
Excuse me what?
Re: New Vegas Review
Posted: Sat May 05, 2012 8:50 am
by Zenophas
AHadley wrote:"Maybe she's not insane, maybe she's just pulling out legs,"
Aha, and his proposed evidence is my musical taste?
Re: What Have You Learned Today?
Posted: Sat May 05, 2012 11:06 am
by Ded10c
*shrugs*
And yes, N1, I am currently sitting here because I have no legs to stand on.
Re: What Have You Learned Today?
Posted: Sat May 05, 2012 12:03 pm
by Zenophas
AHadley wrote:*shrugs*
Alright, whatever.
I learned that books really aren't worth the time it takes to read them.
Re: What Have You Learned Today?
Posted: Sat May 05, 2012 1:06 pm
by MrTwosheds
Your just reading the wrong books then. Books are rich food for the imagination.
Re: What Have You Learned Today?
Posted: Sat May 05, 2012 1:22 pm
by Josiah
MrTwosheds wrote:Your just reading the wrong books then. Books are rich food for the imagination.
+1
Re: What Have You Learned Today?
Posted: Sat May 05, 2012 1:51 pm
by Red Spot
MrTwosheds wrote:Your just reading the wrong books then. Books are rich food for the imagination.
In all honosty, in that regard I could agree with Zeno. Books are cool when they revolv around your imagination, but cool enough to spend so much time on it when you can watch the movie in 90minutes?
Educational books are a different story though, what you may eventually be able to accomplish more than makes up for the time spend reading -and- understanding, besides that, I find it entertaining to learn new things.
Re: What Have You Learned Today?
Posted: Sat May 05, 2012 2:02 pm
by MrTwosheds
but cool enough to spend so much time on it when you can watch the movie in 90minutes?
Movies are low nutrition fast food for the imagination, no internal image or narrative construction is required by the watcher.
Re: What Have You Learned Today?
Posted: Sat May 05, 2012 3:40 pm
by Psychedelic Rhino
Some may remember from the BZU forum of a thread where I estimated Hulk's downward force during a jump. I can't quite remember what the thread theme was actually about.
So a seed of vanity had me wondering if my post was spotted.

Then humility kicked in when I realized I didn't post my calculations in such detail.
>HULK'S JUMP<
Re: What Have You Learned Today?
Posted: Sun May 06, 2012 4:33 pm
by Zenophas
MrTwosheds wrote:Your just reading the wrong books then. Books are rich food for the imagination.
I've been taking shots in the barrel with romance novels, erotic novels, and fantasy novels, but most of them keep me thoroughly dis-entertained. It might be a personal thought. but I do believe that EVERYONE is publishing a book these days and books are usually nonsensical advertisement devices. Similar to the internet artist boom that's been occurring. The market is flooded with people's work, because any random kid in his bedroom can produce something and get it out there now, which is nice, but most of the stuff makes my puking reflex kick in.
It's the ideas that matter, when it comes to art. Books do not accurately or completely put forth the ideas that the writer wants to get across. A movie, game, comic, song, or picture can put across ideas and execute them better than any book can. At least, that's my view on it.