Sick burns, dood.

Hulu and hang, bb?

Site was primarily designed with Nook Tablets in mind.

woops, here's an updated version of that photo

Just go ahead and mute the whole site, you pussy.

I don't think of progressivism as parading a character around like a gimmick with a special spotlight.

Huh?  They're the entire basis of the series' plot.

My roommate last year was addicted to it.  It seemed eh.

So my interest in this game has gone up dramatically since I found out that I can blast Take On Me from my helicopter.

Was thinking of adding one slight addition through custom playlists:

I'm not denying that autos were shit.  They were, but they had a purpose.

BR dominated CQC because of a bug (BxR).  Ignoring that, the BR was still viable at CQC, but it was not hard to get a cheap kill with a mindless CQC gun + a melee in H2 and H3: you don't remember the shitstorm on forums about how annoying auto + melee death charges were to people? 

And even then, it didn't trump CQC power weapons: you're either playing against gods, or playing ass-backwards and expecting people to generously bend over, if you can't manage to rake in kills with a shotgun or sword.  And if you're missing rockets constantly, and not aiming for the feet, then you're using the gun completely wrong.

The BR's downside is how much more difficult it was/is to operate in comparison to any of the other primary weapons.  It'd be like the bloom issue x10 if the meta favored such mindless weapons with tiny skill gaps over the risk vs reward ones, because the "skill-based" gameplay would revolve around abusing inconsistent spread on an impossible-to-miss weapon with impossible-to-dodge magnet-bullets.

The best call Halo 5 made was reducing the aim assist on the AR: I think they could have taken it further, though.  The solution is in making the automatics more viable, but less braindead-friendly.

nobody cares you fucking nerd. Learn a real skill.

This.

It's why I dropped out my junior year, to go get a liberal arts degree from DeVry and a job at K-Mart.

I have never heard of any of this.

-Enceladus is way cooler: it's a moon around Saturn that has massive water geysers that shoot into space, and is now believed to have subsurface oceans.

-Quake III has an incredibly interesting function for calculating the "fast inverse square root" of a number.  Most programs would have had to take a while (relatively) to consult a lookup table (precalculated values stored in memory) to find an answer, but this code did a bunch of space magic and memory manipulation to provide an answer that worked well, in a quick amount of time.  Funny to see that their comments are crude; same goes for MS-DOS.

float Q_rsqrt( float number )
{
long i;
float x2, y;
const float threehalfs = 1.5F;

x2 = number * 0.5F;
y  = number;
i  = * ( long * ) &y;                       // evil floating point bit level hacking
i  = 0x5f3759df - ( i >> 1 );               // what the fuck?
y  = * ( float * ) &i;
y  = y * ( threehalfs - ( x2 * y * y ) );   // 1st iteration
// y  = y * ( threehalfs - ( x2 * y * y ) );   // 2nd iteration, this can be removed

return y;
}

Did you play much online?  I think you'd appreciate the BR more if you did frequently.

Isn't that on the Wii?

It's on both Wii and GC.