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Ghosts can basically solo the stealth jobs. Did an Overkill Nightclub tonight and, with the loot truck perk and despite the guy in the group who didn't speak any English insisting that he had to go inside, the ghost walked inside, grabbed the keycard, set the drill and tossed all three bags into...

That seems to be the consensus. Everyone that I've seen who is making something of it is running a hybrid with enforcer or mastermind. I have a spare beta key to give away. If anyone is interested pm me.

Running jobs stealth is pretty fun. You can make a ton of spending cash by doing the jewelry store on overkill and only have to fire 5 or 6 shots.

the only few complaints that I can find so far are a lack of diversity for the police. I think that I've seen 5 different enemies although those 5 do have a variety of weapons that they can show up with. The AI is really shitty which isn't really a complaint for a game geared towards multi...

This is really fun so far. I've been unlucky enough to be in some pretty bad groups. Everything is going great during the robbery and drilling the safe and then when we start bagging the cash 2 guys run off in different directions while 1 starts picking safety deposit boxes.

Pripyat feels like a better game but with a weaker story than the first one. It is more focused on the urban warfare for the last half of the game so if that's what you were liking about the first this one goes really heavily into it. The recreation of Pripyat is very creepy and almost...

Does Sharpton not know what words mean? For a guy whose only job is to speak in public he really has a tentative grasp on vocabulary.

http://powerlisting.wikia.com/wiki/Entropy_ManipulationEntropy Manipulation. I, for one, welcome our new Heriotze overlord

Laura Prepon is pretty fucking terrible in this as well but she's been pretty terrible in absolutely every role that I have seen her in. Aside from Biggs and Prepon somehow grabbing a charity check this show has been really good so far. Overall I'm impressed with what Netflix has done with their...

Before I finally figured out how to properly use the new apogee symbols on the gimbal I was going off of the early beta/late alpha method of getting into orbit easily by just changing angle based on altitude and velocity and somehow got the core of my space station into a reverse orbit. I can't...

https://soundcloud.com/heriotze/whil...pins-around-us just started messing around with trying to get back into recording things again. I feel like using compressors for live music has messed up how I understand their nuances when it comes to recording with a home studio. Stopping things from...

I grabbed this off of Steam a few months ago. A lot of weird little bugs in the game right now but the developer has been pushing out fixes and updates at a decent rate and he brought on an extra guy last month. It's been either a lot of micromanagement or just flat out exploiting so far to win...

Sally is still pretty bad but her character is written so that her bad acting can double as awkwardness and she is, at least, consistent in keeping that up. This has been the best six or so episodes of television writing ever. Ken getting shot in the face was a complete shock and Pete getting to...

I would say go with what Dabamf says in this case Eomer and just understand that the best advice in this situation is probably no advice since it sounds like you are dealing with things in the proper way. She sounds like a good woman and probably has very different ideas about where she was...

That Monkees song during the credits was alarmingly well placed, lyrically and figuratively. Fake band finds real success when it turns out that they can hold their own in the roles that they had been acting at. And also: "In the Monkees' 1968 feature film Head, the song appears at the...

I suppose we will see but all signs point to this being a "John Carter". If we go in with the assumption that the $370 million is accurate then we can, up front, total 370 + 370/2 for production and release costs before taking into account that if they are dumping a huge chunk into running a...

The House of the Devil is a really great revisiting of the 70's Satanic cult movie. It's even shot using some "Instagram" 70's filter and using a lot of old camera techniques which I thought might end up being too gimmicky but ended up adding a lot to the movie. Pontypool is a really great...

I saw $170 million initial with $200 million in re-shoots. I heard that they basically re-shot most of the movie after the last director and writer changes

Seeing as this movie has almost no chance at breaking even a story about a skinny Japanese nerd with a sword would, probably, easily be able to gross more in the end. This movie is a studio killer. Almost a $400 million production budget, most likely an equal amount spent on advertising and...

This movie was good until the last scene. No idea who thought that it would be a good idea to run through the entire climax, hit the denouement and deal with all of the tension that had been built up during the big scene and with their friendship and then just crap all over the entire mood of...

my character was like this for the first few months as well. I was trying to run Hammer/Chaos to be a tank/debuffer for grouping and was just getting my ass kicked questing then I started experimenting with some of the builds that weren't available as decks to Illuminati and got a better idea of...

Just slightly retool WoW. Let everyone keep their current servers but make it a shard system where the only quest hub/Raid location is Goldshire on the most debauche RP server. Sell the night elf whores and sex toys for the current RP crowd and forget me nows for everyone else who is just trying...

http://www.rerolled.org/showthread.p...r-Movie-Thread Not much in there but some good suggestions. Thread got buried a while ago.

Stalker is fucking incredible, just a beautifully shot film. Those Russians can really bring a good chunk of melancholy into even something that should be an adventure film. The games were a cool extension of the concept although they lost a good part of the cerebral aspect and instead just went...

I think that it's taking that route right now but I don't think that he's willingly letting go of things, I think that he's getting to experience himself get deconstructed. Every episode seems to be taking a little away from the persona and it will be interesting to see if that continues as...

wtf? Stanley should have been replaced with Lem years ago.

I think that it is all alluding to Don eventually dying, both the constructed Don Draper and, eventually, the actual (?) Don Draper. He was hit on both sides this week. He had to get Ted drunk enough to where he could finally try to pitch his classic "Don Draper" ideas to him and even drunk Ted...

Heaven is kind of being foreshadowed as the new big baddy right now with Naomi, and they've already gone down the absolute power corrupts absolutely path with Castiel becoming interim god so I would assume that the next step in the story is the angels being too good and bumblefucking everything...

Perhaps it just boils down to when I grew up but if something doesn't happen when you hear muppets read children's letters to Jim Henson something just ain't right in your heart.

That scene is one of the greatest cinematic moments ever put on film. Rutger Hauer kills it in portraying Roy Batty as he actually learns what it is to be human just before dying. The last 15 minutes of Big Fish is pretty brutal on the emotions when the father lets the son tell his final story...

"I'm not buying this shit" I Second the notion that Paradox is my favorite publisher right now. Only disappointing title so far has been Mount & Blade With Fire and Sword. Grabbing this tonight.

I was hoping that the last scene was going to turn into Kitty Cat Man from Tim & Eric. Just a really long, uncomfortable hug with Pam flailing her arms around.

I was worried that they were going to fuck up the ending of the show with the movie but aside from the weird Bakshi'ish intro even that did a good job adding to the story. Ballad of Fallen Angels was for the 'Spike's dead' fakeout, the ending couldn't happen any other way than with him actually...

it's definitely worth giving it a shot but I'd suggest joining a guild very quickly. There's a ton to learn and the tutorial is donkey brained. The big shortcoming is that it's not going to have any staying power with most MMO players. Very pretty game but no substance. Death penalty is non...

I've more or less given up on this as well. There is no point or consequence to anything in this game. The raid sieges were fun for a while for just the chaotic nature until I realized that nobody was ever getting any better at playing in a group or attempting to even try to organize. The combat...

I can see why it's not a good 1:1 comparison of technology swag given demand but it still does fall into the realm of what they are trying to accomplish with the conference. Although strictly ivy league in hiring nature I think that Google sees the benefits of possibly taking a chance on the...

Season 1 still felt like a bit of a letdown to me, apart from the pilot. It's probably because I read all of the comics but I really thought that the CDC and the abuelita nursing home episodes were incredibly out of place and felt like hamfisted attempts at forcing drama to a setting that...

This show was funnier in about 5 minutes last night than the entire season of Community has been so far and this wasn't even the best episode of the season. One of the smartest comedies on tv ran with a half episode long fart joke and it was fucking killing me how well that they pulled it off...

This guy had on of the funniest lines from one of the funniest episodes of Jon Benjamin Has A Van. "Please, call me Nathan. Mr. Fielder is what I call my dick."