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war of the worlds, magnolia, and mission impossible 4 are good movies

yeah each episode has a post-credit scene and in one of the episodes he receives a voicemail from his son.

having morgan flip a switch like that was just ridiculous. and how does a shot to the ribs knock a person out for an hour?

don't know if this has been posted but it's funny

the following was renewed for season 2 lol

is original programming something cinemax started exploring only recently? i haven't had the channel for over a decade so i'm not that familiar with it.

i just found out about this show last night and managed to watch all 8 episodes today. the show has covered so much ground that i can't even imagine where the writers could go from here. i feel like the series should end after this season.

all the studio ghibli shit

private trackers don't deter copyright holders. i try to use vpns but they bring my download speeds to a crawl.

subscriptions seem counterproductive nowadays because there hasn't been an mmo worth subscribing to in almost 10 years

it's intellectual property. it's not as though digital pirates are breaking into art galleries and selling unique pieces for millions.

it was pretty obvious he was looking in a mirror. i really hope that wasn't something that confused a large segment of the audience.

i'm usually not a stickler (shit, i loved season 2) but the acting has somehow gotten worse and the show has some of the worst character adaptations i can remember. andrea is the most annoying television character of all time and michonne hasn't developed beyond the silent, mysterious woman with...

season 1 of breaking bad is awesome. by episodes 2 and 3, walt is dissolving bodies in acid and strangling rival drug dealers.

totally. i wish i could be the guy who relates luddism to the preference for travel in an mmo.

go on. tell me about all the asians using automated processes to obtain currency that wasn't as easy to come by as something like wow gold.

you can start a company before making any headway. players selling their rare items and characters on ebay was common. little asian boys in sweatshops camping rare items was not.

oh, please. ige may have been founded by two guys who played eq but that doesn't mean these types of transactions were common in eq's heyday. daoc was probably the first mmo that would have yielded any real revenue.

are you sure you're not thinking of eq2? asian farmers were pretty common there

eq didn't have many asian players to begin with. most servers just had that one asian guild that liked to grief other guilds. the chinese farming process is mostly automated and i don't see how that would have been possible in eq. what would they have farmed anyway?

movie blows

he noticed that it was the same car parked at katrina's house

because he lives there and assumed jodie overhead him talking about it with the female bond agent. i thought the whole van escape was stupid as fuck. they get a flat tire and don't consider the possibility that someone sabotaged it or make sure the prisoner is secure?

art sounded sincere but maybe it was just a ploy to scare that guy off. i don't really care if he has it or not but i wish the character was a little more developed. he's basically sitting at his desk the whole time.

his ptsd has only been addressed once. my only problem with the show is that it's never been explored and you wouldn't know he had it by watching the character.

buffy the vampire slayer

yes, there were factors to consider when you traveled. people are making it seem like you had to travel across whole continents to get anywhere and i was merely saying that wasn't the case.

of course there was a road you could follow to dc. that took about 2 minutes. the run from dc to to unrest took about 2 minutes. so yeah, his example isn't spot on.

no. you just have terrible time perception. 10-15 minutes to get from butcherblock rings to unrest? come on, dude.

ladyvex, i find it strange that you played eq enough to raid across several expansions yet you don't know why people liked the game. you don't come across as very insightful. you also paint a very extreme picture of travel in eq. i mean there was a portal within walking distance of every zone...

maggie was being shot at by an m4 and the fucking bullets bounced off the filing cabinet like they were bbs.

you think everything should be fun and rewarding and that's precisely your problem. did you even play eq? you act as though players were forced to run through outleveled zones on a regular basis. and if someone had to spend 30 seconds running through a level 30 zone to get to a level 60 zone...

you don't like frustrations in a game? what about dying? dying repeatedly and then overcoming an obstacle triggers reward centers in the brain. strip every game of features that annoy you and you have a boring industry.

you needed others to accomplish a specific goal. i'd say the design was fine. and finding a port wasn't difficult unless you're a mongoloid.

that's all that needs to be said

no, they don't. the whole point of the eq was to promote player interaction. you had to rely on other people for almost everything you did in the game. it's like those people who label you a masochist if you want death penalties in a game. people who oppose that sort of thing see a death...

"why didn't they just add NPCS that did this?" you clearly don't understand the nuances of interplay in eq. frustrations and annoyances have their place in a game and if you can't see that then i don't know what to tell you.

some people have trouble comprehending abstract concepts. that's just the way it is.

travel is about pacing. people seem to be suggesting that eq forced players to traverse vast landscapes in order to get anywhere when in reality people would find a port and run through a couple of zones to reach their destination. furthermore, the design of the game didn't demand frequent...