Actually, what will be our stance with software hacks, and piracy of software, anime and music?

Discussion is fine, but publicly linking to pirated content is not allowed.

The staff and I will be working on updating the rules list, as we have grown substantially since we started and some of the items need to be looked at.

Until they are refreshed, consider this the main rule: You have no rights; play nice.

Alright. I spoke once with Cheat, and he mentioned that I might be allowed to work on the forum at some point. That time hasn't come, but I hate to be sitting here, and waiting. Since I saw the "Watched" message, I think it looks kinda dull. After all, you have got the staff stalking you 24/7.

So, I thought "Maybe a cool message should appear to ensure that you are being watched by someone." and therefore, I came up with the new version of that message. I want to listen to some feedback about what do you think about this message replacing the current one.

Spoiler

Ha, that's nice. Got to be careful, though, as the width of the avatar column is not static.

And I'll get the new testbed up soon (or at least try to).

I am not religious in any way, but I believe that after death, life continues. I like to think of humans as more spiritual entities living out a human life, to experience it, and once our physical human vessel dies then we move on, either to another world, another dimension, or another point in time. I could go further in depth and possibly make what I am trying to say make more sense, but I am too tired to type up a better explanation.

This is something I've considered as well, if we're thinking of the same thing.

Since I have no recollection of life before being born, from my point of view, I have always existed. Since my consciousness will be destroyed when I die, from my point of view, I will always be alive. I will have no concept of living or time when I'm dead, so (again, from my point of view) it's pointless to consider time outside of my lifespan relevant.

And then consider that after my death, maybe a trillion years from now and maybe a trillion years before (maybe in a different universe entirely) the atoms and cells and electrical signals that make me me will reconstruct in some form, maybe only in part, and I will continue on, uninterrupted.

The odds of that happening—of me coming back in some form—may be incalculable, but it makes no difference to me, from my point of view. Either it happens eventually and I will be conscious, or it doesn't and I wouldn't know otherwise anyway.

Quote from: Cheat on October 08, 2014, 10:44:50 PM

Quote from: Jono on October 08, 2014, 10:35:37 PM

Halo 3 ODST

When Bungie said "30 seconds of fun" they literally meant that for ODST.

Speak for yourself; I thought that campaign was incredible. Firefight on ODST was so much more immersive than Reach's version as well.

If you think ODST's campaign was "incredible" you don't know what good campaigns are.

- The game tried to tell a story that was nonexistent.
- The Mombassa Streets level is copy/pasted in all directions. Its like a big symmetrical multiplayer map with the same streets, alleys, and buildings in nearly every corner of the map. There also is nothing interesting to look for other than audio logs and that's it. You can only go in a small amount of buildings to look for stuff but they're all the same.
- Unforgettable characters other than Buck but that's not saying much. All the characters suffer from cheesy and awful dialogue as well.

I will admit that ODST's soundtrack is amazing and the atmosphere for the game is awesome but other than that the game suffers from what I posted above.

Firefight was fun but I got tired of it easily, even when playing with friends. I just wish it was bigger and had more stuff going on in it.

Nonexistent story... What? No.

The story wasn't complex, I'll give you that, but I could just as easily say Master Chief getting dropped into a situation and having to collect an item/ride/person/thing in order to escape and save the day would count as a non-existent story.

ODST was small-scale and it never tried to be some grand space opera like the other Halos. The streets of New Mombasa level in-between the various character missions was slower and the action wasn't as intense, but that was how it was supposed to be. I do partially agree with you on the level design; the streets were more restricting than I would have liked, but it was still way more open and explore-able than anything in Halo 3.

I can't disagree with you more on the characters. They seemed genuine and the dialogue (with the exception of Dare on occasion) flowed smoothly.

Firefight in ODST didn't last long, you're right, but I'm convinced a matchmaking system of any kind would have saved the game from fizzling out of the LIVE population. That version of firefight was downright fun when it wasn't immeasurably irritating and stressful, especially when the high-level skulls turned on.

You're adorable.

That's what my post is saying



That's what it should say, it's missing a line
I know you are testing shit, so I just thought you'd like to know

Try editing it out and typing it back in a little at a time.

Also, this is TapaTalk, so...you're kind of fucked when it comes to support.

I think only website owners should get to vote. Nowadays, anyone can own a website.

Wow, it actually looked like that on the 360? I could not remember because I have not played it in so long. The campaign is decent, the multiplayer will forever be trash.

Classic settings (no sprint, no AA, grenade pickup) are incredible and are the closest thing to the Halo 2/3 style gameplay that is currently available (I mean, apart from no duels).

It sometimes drops quotes and likes aren't working for me yet, but I'm loving it so far.

Likes likely won't be integrated with the notification system. They could be if I purchased the PRO like system, but...eh.

I'm aware. You can notify yourself by posting a new reply and checking the alert box.

It means you were warned but no restrictions have been placed on your account.

It's like a visual way to tell you to stop being an idiot.

fracking do it.

Click arrow under avatar >> click quotation marks >> realize you were dumbd.

Anyone?

Eh...not tonight.

Quote from: CIS Scum on October 07, 2014, 10:07:51 PM

Why is this in Serious?  Shouldn't this be on The Flood?

Oh shit your right, *cough* would someone who is ninja move this, or anyone like cheat in particular.

Yes.