The captain responded by pulling back on the throttle -- but on the other, working engine, shutting it off about 46 seconds after the other engine failed, causing the aircraft to stall.

To be fair, that's a pretty harmless mistake. Just bring power back and...

The mistake was not noticed until about two minutes later

I don't understand how this was even possible. It's kind of hard to miss all the stall indications.

Quote from: HurtfulTurkey on July 02, 2015, 07:22:36 PM

If you hunt for sport you're a conservationist.

PS kill yourself

Only if my population gets too large and I threaten the stability of the surrounding ecosystem by triggering a trophic cascade.

What if Verb is right that reproduction is wrong, and mental illnesses like suicidal depression, transgenderism, and poverty are all evolution's attempts to end our species?

maybe one day i'll watch this

if they consolidated it into just two or three films, that would be great

Yeah, who needs all that extra character development and drama?

I wonder when Cheat will start getting webteam job offers from Bungie.

A dozen characters that are well-established in the expanded universe but completely nonexistent in the games so far will be introduced, while the main character of the series will be relegated to a mysterious secondary role, as you venture through a series of settings and plot points that are again thoroughly explored in the novels in a highly-scripted cinematic single player campaign that introduces squad tactics despite historically incompetent friendly AI in a fast-paced FPS.

I reccomend a real mattress and a declawed cat.

Hey, declawing cats is unethical.

6am - fight with snooze button
6:15 - quick exercise like calisthenics or Tabata sprints on bike
7:00 - protein shake/breakfast, shower, shave, dress
8:00 - work/school
11:00 - lunch
12:00 - work/school
3:00 - go home, or gym
Study, prep for next day, cook, clean, relax, drink myself into oblivion, etc.

Quote from: HurtfulTurkey on June 30, 2015, 10:49:44 PM

Quote from: RomanGladiator on June 30, 2015, 03:16:32 PM

Looks like LAN parties are dead then. Last time I had one with friends was three years ago after Halo 4 came out. It's not the same anymore anyways as the glory days with CE and 2. Sad though, something that was so important to Halo's past is gone.

Wait, why would LAN parties be dead?

Because you would need a TV and console for each player.

That's kind of how a LAN party works. Everyone brings their console and TV/monitor over and you connect them through LAN. Split screen helps, but every one I went to when I was younger just used separate consoles.

I heard they clap when a pilot lands their flight safely too.

Like, it's his job.

It's a singer's job to perform, but people still clap for them.

IRA preference:

Roth vs. Traditional?

As I got into bed I saw a spider on the ceiling right above me. I swatted it down, and my cat chased it, then I smashed it with a boot, but it was still twitching so I dropped it in the sink and poured drain cleaner on top of it. It was mostly gone in a few minutes.

That's all. Goodnight.

No. I don't support webm integration, and I think they should stay separate but equal. If Cheat decides to integrate them into this website alongside gifs and jpgs, I plan to secede and form my own community where webms are kept segregated.

So I finished the game after 47 days. Each location was around 80% looted except for the military outpost, which I tried attacking once but decided wasn't worth the risk. Around day 39 I had stockpiled so many supplies that I stopped going out to scavenge except to donate medicine to the hospital to help with some depression one of my characters suffered from killing the traders in the hotel. It was definitely worth the risk, because the supplies in the hotel could've kept me going for 20 days probably. The radio said it was towards the end of the war so I started giving everyone double food to get well-fed statuses, and burned through some supplies to make moonshine to get everyone drunk on their last nights. In the end, all my characters ended with the status 'well-fed, content, & drunk', which is pretty awesome.

All in all I think I rolled a lucky game, because I had three really good characters (a cook, the trader, and the fast runner). I ended up taking in the lawyer girl but she didn't really do anything useful. My locations were also pretty lucky  because most of the ones with variants were non-hostile traders instead of bandits.

I really enjoyed the game and thought it was difficult without bringing along the typical frustration and countless redo's of roguelike games. There's also an option to set your own specific details for the roll, such as characters and locations, and that's a feature I've never seen in these games. On a relative scale I'd give it a 9/10 because it's really fun, addictive, and challenging, but it's also very repetitive in the first half.

Definitely buy this game if you're on the fence.