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That's SIR Patrick Stewart,peasent.

Radeon R9 270X vs GeForce GTX 660 Mko is right, 270x has a little bit of an edge, but it's not 50$ worth (Or 70$)..You can get a 660Gigabytefor 180. For price performance in that range, the Radeon 265 looks like the closest performance, at 160$--but they are hard to find, supposedly. If...

It's worse when you consider COL for elderly people doesn't inflate near as much as the cost of keeping them alive, thanks to all the subsidies. I know that sounds terrible to say and I'm not advocating old people should be put down, or whatever. But it's depressing when they are SO much...

I was replying toALL of this. Elderly family members relying solely on generational care was a staple 80 years ago, NOT 40. Like you claimed, here. ..... In that whole thread I was talking about the generational shift from old to young. You added a bunch of conspiracy theory MRA stuff about...

But you wouldn't have to face this if we corrected the problem now. No, 40 years ago is when retirement normalization began--the first generation to get more out of SS than they put in happened in 1980, 33 years ago. But the first real retiring generation that wasn't reliant on generational care...

Not commenting on the ACA; but we, as a society, do actually need to look at this now. This is the first time in history (literally history) that the oldest generation is going to be vastly more wealthy than the generation raising children. Before Grandmom and Grandpop became poor from not...

The problem is consistency. Artificial Gravity worked the same way throughout the movie--it was a constant, it functioned within it's universe well because nothing ever changed that required us to question it. Depending on the scene, this lady acts like her insides are being ripped out from the...

That guy is using this as a soap box to promote a pretty popular view in economics that got dealt a blow by the investment portions of the new laws (I'm kind of hazy here, I haven't been keeping up completely on it--so take this with a grain of salt in terms of the legal side.) Essentially, many...

Surprised they don't mention FedEx, the arrow in the logo is genius. Once seen, can not be unseen.

As Raes said, with a few mods, Keyboard and Mouse works fine...but I'd highly suggest the MS windows controller. It works with a ton of games now, and for most of them outside of FPS and RTS, it's just as good or better (And you can play in your lounge chair.)

The biggest thing to remember is to look at the game more like a strategy game and less like a twitch game. With no animation cancelling, your moves need to be precise. The biggest thing is just take your time, learn the patterns and use the environment. As Quin said, +5 is essentially the same...

btw, about armor; I think it's reduced effect is because the negatives for wearing it are a lot more lenient too. 70% fat roll instead of 50%. The only negative for wearing up to 70% is 20ish% slower stam regen (Equip load now effects this) and a small reduction in roll length (About 10% or so)...

Whoa, lets not jump to conclusions. We should get Tad in here to speculate in a more concrete fashion for us.

Well, the reason for this is that the damage bonus isn't based on the weapon anymore. In Dark Souls, for example, how much of a bonus you got was derived from the base damage of the weapon. The new system though is based purely on the Parameter Scaling*Stat. So if you have a 100 damage weapon...

This has a chance of being so bad that it will be glorious. I'm excited.

Do weapons with different damage types still have the same problems they did in DS1? IE does a fire weapon double dip on damage reduction in armor? Or are the calcs different now?

PA is a state licensed liquor state; which means even beer requires a license. It's not sold in convenience stores or super markets. The only place to buy it is in bars, or specific stores called "beer distributors" which are also legally required to close at certain times. (Hard liquors also...

God damn it Itz. Fuck. Child hood ruined.

The Star Trek "trilogy" is usually considered ST 2, 3 and 4---as those three movies all have their plots connected. But that is assuming 1,2, and 3. Which is wrong and the chart should feel bad. On that note, this chart is obviously not relative between movies......because LOL at any Blade...

I didn't put words into your mouth. You literally said this. Nothing infilmallows for that conclusion without explicit narration or dialogue.Film is completely different than written works in that regard. An Arthur can give the reader much more information without having a character or...

Once again, honest trailers nails it. Starring Matthew Mcconaughey LOL

Sean, you mentioned you farmed some mobs. Any word on despawns?

This I think is the biggest thing. If he writes like a book author, he probably has the mindset that the whole story will even out certain pieces of imagery. I think he might have just not anticipated what dumping that symbolism into the first few episodes and then letting people run with it for...

Are you seriously saying there's never been a case in film where there are hallucinations without dialogue? Really? Have you ever seen a Kubrick movie? (And I'm not saying the dolls were in his head, it's another thing I'm iffy on. I think it could have just been a production mistake, but then...

So you were able to begin offering your opinions with 4 episodes of information available. I'm sorry you can't see how more information clearly biases your opinion, and gives it an advantage. The interviews posted here, even the small snipets like where he talked about the audience running...

Well, not just that. But maybe, by the time it gets to the end, it's hard to seperate things like that because the information is out there. This is why I do NOT like it when writers comment on their own work. As many famous authors say, they have no more valid interpretation of their own work...

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And that's fair. Like I said in my actual post; I think the ending was fine. It was rational and made sense that the girl was just acting out. What I was saying is that the little things in the first few episodes were muddled for a show that purported itself to be a straight up, simplistic...

What are you talking about? I've said from the start that there really wasn't information to draw up the conclusion she was raped (I said Ihopedthey explain it that way because it felt kind of obtuse). But I have no problem with the conclusion being what it was. Marty just being an absentee...

I agree with this. The outcome was fine, but the reason why I felt the scenes were silly/clumsy is because the showeventuallysettled into a straight forward, no frills crime drama. However the first four episodes had foreshadowing that was pretty muddled and could be interpreted in a lot of...

Yeah, his vision. I think it was another version of the "swirl" imagery we saw over and over. I took it to mean the same thing as he said at the end (Optimism is as real as pessimism). We always assumed the swirl kind of lead into a pit of black "nothing". But instead, he saw it was actually a...

His mouth was sewn shut, and his eyes didn't move. Thinking he was dead.

Yeah, this though is one of the reasons why I wished they would have explored his mythos closer. As near as I can tell. Grandpa Tuttle was the Yellow King. When he died, I suppose the people in the cult assumed he "ascended". The third generation cultists, Errol and Reggi Lodeux, having grown...

Thanks, didn't see that. Just watched it. Glad they brought up how the killer was looking for a confrontation, because they intimate that a lot throughout the show--that these killings were trying to be signs or rituals (That's why he put them out there to be found.). In the end he even talks...

I felt like the thing it left out was just the depth behind the killer. Like for example, we know he was part of a cult that killed for decades and was never caught, never left clues ect. So why did he put Dora out there is such a prominent way to be found? Why did he do it again 15 years later...

Yeah, I can see that. One of the things I hated in SWTOR was the fact that the UI didn't even have parameter changes at first. There is definitely some push and pull there, nothing will ruin a game quicker than a crappy UI. It was always maddening to have a great game, and then have a UI that...

I think there is a bit of a middle ground there, no? There is a reason why Esports don't allow mods, and there is a reason why most guilds require them. It's not just personal choice; mods make players fundamentally more powerful. It'sNOTjust a "reduction in tedium" to, for example, change an...

I thought you could in DS2, for long animations like back stab/pulling a lever ect? (Because you're no longer invincible during it.) Or are you talking about for normal swings? I always liked the the lack of animation cancelling in DS1--it turned a twitch game into more of a strategy game...