So, ISIS is practicing violence as if these were the middle ages.

We are not nazis, we are not illuminati.

After warning a certain person for a certain something not even three days ago, I was called a racist because I apparently have a problem with white people.

#ModLife.

I think there's potential for DLC, and early access, but it's a potential only few people, studios and publishers can truthfully achieve without ending up to exploit the early adopters of such games. The truth is, the game industry is volatile, title ideas come, and go, and mostly are canceled.

I really treasure Metal Gear Solid 4 as a great game. I think it bridged a fair amount of action, with what you would expect from a Hollywood film. Some of the stages (such as the one where you run from the Raven PMC in Europe) are close to an experience that games should strive to provide.

However, despite those features, I do think it's subpar to Metal Gear Solid 3. The balance between story, action and dialogue was better achieved, and executed all around. Metal Gear Solid 4, just like Old Snake, is a tired story that is struggling to carry itself to a completion and slap a "The End" at a behemoth.

That is also why Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes, and The Phantom Pain are drastic developments to achieve both the cinematic immersion, and action in the same experience whilst it upholds the values taken from Metal Gear Solid  3 and maybe from Metal Gear Solid when it comes to dialogues and the overall story.

Certainly, let's talk about Κωνσταντίνου Καραμανλή, Καλαμαριά, or maybe even Έβοσμος. Certainly, names that you, such a highly educated individual is aware of them right off the bat.

Still... get educated you fig newtons

Give me $5 and you'll get an awesome reply.

And that's what the government wants, but in a way that it also doesn't choke Greece to death at the same time. The objective is to have a growth and being able to pay the debt. Otherwise, who is going to pay for it without any money in the first place? Due to all the measures of the past few years, the middle class, and the industry mostly got decimated.

People can't simply keep paying forever in these conditions. The idea is to actually attempt some economical growth for the country and pay the debt based on that growth whilst fighting the inside corruption that was furthered by the previous governments.

And that absolutely shouldn't include an indefinite line of financial support to encourage more profligacy on the part of the Greek government. We are not going to be paying for future mistakes; fiscal austerity and economic restructuring are simply necessary.

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Quoting the article directly

Against such cynicism the new Greek government will innovate. We shall desist, whatever the consequences, from deals that are wrong for Greece and wrong for Europe. The “extend and pretend” game that began after Greece’s public debt became unserviceable in 2010 will end. No more loans — not until we have a credible plan for growing the economy in order to repay those loans, help the middle class get back on its feet and address the hideous humanitarian crisis. No more “reform” programs that target poor pensioners and family-owned pharmacies while leaving large-scale corruption untouched.

No, but the US is playing like it's cool. As if the Queen isn't planning the British takeover of the American colonies.

Just you wait. The ships of the line will eventually arrive.

Was this in reference to Australia, India, or Canada?
Because we never joined the Commonwealth.

It's normal that Brits are confusing. They confuse you, then send the redcoats, colonize, and then the colonial Brits get tired of being associated with other Brits in Britain and ask for independence and then join the commonwealth, or just play it cool as if it's water under the bridge.

Then we need Kratos to set things back to normal.

If admins are welcome, can I be in? I like to test my luck. Plus I don't have any of those games, I think.

the poor bastard is now the witch doctor that must stitch Destiny's shambling corpse back together.

The trouble with game theory, as I used to tell my students, is that it takes for granted the players’ motives. In poker or blackjack this assumption is unproblematic. But in the current deliberations between our European partners and Greece’s new government, the whole point is to forge new motives. To fashion a fresh mind-set that transcends national divides, dissolves the creditor-debtor distinction in favor of a pan-European perspective, and places the common European good above petty politics, dogma that proves toxic if universalized, and an us-versus-them mind-set.

Source http://www.nytimes.com/2015/02/17/opinion/yanis-varoufakis-no-time-for-games-in-europe.html

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What do you think of the Greek finance minster's comments?

I like how background customization looks, but compared to all the elements the titlebar is too distracting.

Trying out Solonoid's script.



Although, it lags a bit on my laptop. so no cool script for me. ;_;