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there was much more interplay in everquest. it's as simple as that. it's not an exaggeration to say that almost everything you did involved other players. you had to rely on people for transportation, you had to ask people for rezzes, and you could interact with other people's mobs. what's not...

those who find character creation to be a daunting task should learn how to tie their fucking shoes instead of playing an mmo.

yeah, frozen veggies give you more bang for your buck. kerrygold sells grass-fed dairy products and they're surprisingly cheap. i use a lot of their butter.

i'm not talking about launching into a tirade and breaking stuff. listen, i don't think video games are that important in the grand scheme of things but do i really need to explain why frustration makes video games more satisfying?

where do people get the idea that everything in eq was an accident? it had its bugs and i'm sure things like fd pulling weren't expected, but how do you know what the developers intended or not?

feed someone who's diabetic or insulin resistant the usual low-fat, high-carb grain-based diet and see how he fares.

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Grimm Genre: Drama, Fantasy, Mystery First Aired: 2011-10-28 Overview: After Portland homicide detective Nick Burkhardt discovers he's descended from an elite line of criminal profilers known as "Grimms," he increasingly finds his responsibilities as a detective at odds with his new...

it was ok. i thought it dragged on for the last hour with that lame revenge plot.

well, if you have fatigue as a result of a metabolic disorder or if you feel like shit due to gluten intolerance, normalizing your system would feel like quite a boost

boxing wasn't all that common back in the day. alt-tabbing wasn't possible for the first 2 years and most people didn't have multiple computers. with that said, i don't know why people play on these servers and emulators hoping to capture old eq magic. in eq's heyday, each server had thousands...

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people sure love buzzwords. i don't see what's "gimmicky" about the game or how a significant death penalty is stupid. games are supposed to piss you off. visceral reactions like that are what make many games worth playing.

your arteries don't assimilate animal fat and become clogged. that's not how the body works at all. the problem with fats arise when you promote inflammation by getting too much omega-6 and not enough omega-3, eating a high-fat AND high-carb diet, and consuming all those nasty trans fats.

i can create one of those. what other online fantasies are you into?

heh this guy claims to be a doctor? do half the people on this forum have fantasy internet lives?

dude, you don't seem to understand the nature of the studies you're citing. we don't know what sources of saturated fat the subjects consumed, their macronutrient ratios, their omega-3 intake, or what kind of beverage they had alongside their big juicy steaks.

pvp battlegrounds and instances are fucking dull

greyhounds are not "high-energy" dogs. they're quite content being couch potatoes but that doesn't mean you shouldn't walk them.

again, that study contained several unknown variables. do you not understand how these things work?

a lot of eq's spells had random durations. they could last anywhere from 5 seconds to 1 minute

you're citing an epidemiological study in which there are several unknown variables. what kind of saturated fats are these subjects consuming? are there oxidized fats involved? are they drinking a big soda with their hamburgers? are they getting enough omega 3s? saturated fat isn't inherently...

i don't know many on the diet who eat nitrate-laden pork products

there's nothing bad about the paleo diet. shut the fuck up. and people are misinterpreting what robb wolf had to say. he's simply saying you shouldn't eat a hypercaloric low-carb diet and expect to lose weight, although i rarely see that kind of eating promoted. he's also not suggesting...

1. a paleo diet and ketogenic diet aren't synonymous. most people have to restrict carb intake to around 20g to reach ketosis. 2. that swedish study included people with unknown diets and people who consumed high-fat junk food 3. that doctor's quote shows precisely how narrow-minded and...

yeah. the human body is that simple

wow reached its peak several years before blizzard implemented those systems. these are tired arguments. then again, i'm not surprised when people on this board claim swtor saw a mass exodus because of its lack of "qol" features. yeah, people hate these games because they can't form a group in...

nobody quits a fucking mmo because he has to spend a few minutes putting a group together. and the problem isn't a lack of cross-server tools. the problem is that these games have too many servers to begin with.

what games are those?

if you're creating something other than a good fantasy world then i have no problems with "qol" features

these little conveniences people advocate do nothing but detract from a game's pacing which is vital for creating an effective fantasy world. fast-travel and things of that nature are fine in single-player games as an alternative to frequently traversing enormous areas. let's stop pretending...

saturated fat isn't bad for you. there's also more to health than simple caloric restriction. most people can probably lose weight consuming nothing but soda but no one on this planet would agree that's healthy.

read about grains and their many anti-nutrients like lectin

1. the paleo diet isn't necessarily a low-carb diet. you can eat all sorts of tubers and fruits 2. that perfect formula link is bullshit data used to peddle a vegetarian diet. oh, and most doctors think eggs are bad for you LOL 3. there is literally no reason for you to eat grains

dude, the point is that it took very little effort to get people into your group. all you had to was conduct a "/ all" search and send people tells.

i said it never took me more than 2 minutes to get a certain class to join my group. having to wait to join a certain camp had nothing to do with an lfg tool or lack thereof.

jack-of-all trade characters don't make sense in a setting in which a group is fighting common enemies. these encounters always involve tanking and healing and you end up assigning roles anyway.