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3781
« on: May 26, 2015, 06:34:04 PM »
well, ffs
name a game with GOOD netcode
Bad Company 2
No. And on a side note another BS thing. CoD: WaW as godly as it is, had a waaay too high fire-rate cap for anything semi-auto. You empty a Magnum revolver faster than it takes for the revolver to even move around in that thing, and the rifles were practically fully auto if you had a decent trigger finger. Except for the M1 Garand, because it seems Treyarch remembered to put a cap and lock your gun if you tried firing too fast on only that one.
3782
« on: May 26, 2015, 06:29:00 PM »
Hell I live outside of my birth/home country.
Only been to Wales, England, France and Turkey otherwise.
3783
« on: May 26, 2015, 06:27:37 PM »
Eurgh, no.
3784
« on: May 26, 2015, 11:06:08 AM »
I dunno...
Without incentive I probably wouldn't have got as far as I have now. While having constant pressure to do well so that I can earn a decent job and have relative freedom later, I need it to make me do things.
Otherwise I'd lie around, do little if anything and be a couch potato. Kinda losing a purpose, even if the original purpose isn't that favorable either.
3785
« on: May 26, 2015, 10:57:19 AM »
Random deviation in FPS's, notably Battlefield 3/4/HL.
By implementing a mechanic to recreate being suppressed under heavy fire, bullets can literally go at right angles out of the barrel, meaning you can't hit shit even if it was 3 feet in front of you.
It's even funnier when two guys are trying to shoot each other but can't because they're both suppressing each other... sure, FPS's aren't a true representation of real life combat with guns, but fuck me, that's retarded.
3786
« on: May 26, 2015, 10:48:47 AM »
3787
« on: May 26, 2015, 09:52:38 AM »
Im #1 though arent I baby?
3788
« on: May 26, 2015, 08:19:55 AM »
I can only handle this, straight-america country music is a tad unbearable.
3789
« on: May 26, 2015, 08:16:49 AM »
 Well, that's retarded.
3790
« on: May 25, 2015, 07:16:56 AM »
Tried having a go at Russian, got as far as figuring out the Alphabet.
3791
« on: May 25, 2015, 07:00:12 AM »
If it affects them directly, they should be allowed to vote.
And seeing as their residence in the UK would probs get revoked when the UK left...
3792
« on: May 25, 2015, 06:56:19 AM »
Sand is your friend.
3793
« on: May 25, 2015, 06:52:30 AM »
My favourite film. Loved the bit with the will reading and the 3 punches. Also the Lift attendant's constant upward staring, like he controls the lift with his mind: 
3794
« on: May 24, 2015, 08:36:32 PM »
Why can't I have both like I do now?
But if I had to choose, alcohol. If I'm smoking weed I'm still getting dem carcinogens. Eating weed (or resin cubes, whatever), on the other hand...
3795
« on: May 24, 2015, 07:52:41 PM »
The only thing that is a bit disheartening is that the Churches will still have a choice on whether or not to wed same-sex couples, which Ireland being a largely Catholic country isn't just going to accept that. As do Mosques and Synagogues. Should we start forcing those religious institutions to perform gay weddings too?
I know this isn't your contention Irish, but I'd really like to emphasize just how important religious freedom is and why the state does NOT belong there. It's fantastic that gay marriage is now decriminalized in Ireland, but let's not overstep our boundaries and start enforcing morality at gunpoint, even if the beliefs in question are religiously neolithic and outdated.
That's the thing though, Catholicism is the one holding the gun in Ireland, it has been for long time on various topics including abortions and several other religious-involved debates. If it were a more secular country I wouldn't give a shit what the Catholic church thought on the matter, and let them freely continue with whatever they want. I'm dealing with the majority religion for Ireland rather than the minority ones, but my opinion remains the same for them too.That said, the Archbishop for Dublin seems to be somewhat accepting of the matter, so there's always some hope (though no discussions for other religions in Ireland, however). I'd love a separation of Church and State in Ireland, but it simply isn't the case even when such a referendum is passed, when they can just go, "Ah, to feck with it" and render it virtually pointless.
3796
« on: May 23, 2015, 08:47:35 PM »
Wait...what?
What did Jimmy do?
3797
« on: May 23, 2015, 04:30:37 PM »
Beck
Eels
UB40
David Gray
RJD2
I have a relatively mixed taste.
3798
« on: May 23, 2015, 04:28:30 PM »
Gimme 10 minutes.
Bitch, you got five.
15 it is, then.
3799
« on: May 23, 2015, 04:26:22 PM »
Gimme 10 minutes.
3800
« on: May 23, 2015, 01:44:52 PM »
If there's anything to be fought over, it will be energy before water.
Increasing oil prices as a result of constricted supply will lead to investment in nuclear and renewable energy before we approach a war.
True, but it may be over a manufactured scarcity rather than a real one. e.g. Japan attacking the US after it put sanctions on it after invading a lot of the East prior to WWII proper.
3801
« on: May 23, 2015, 01:36:48 PM »
No.
The only massively exploited resource at risk now is Oil, which depending on which company or institution you subscribe to can tell you we either have or haven't reached the peak of oil production: (Hubbert's Peak, named after the dude who first thought of it in the 50's)
If there's anything to be fought over, it will be energy before water.
You people realize you don't have to seriously respond to Sentra, right? It's always been like that.
I just default give a serious answer on serious... assuming the OP was giving a serious discussion, like everyone should on his board.
He wasn't. Sentra likes to impersonate people, I think he did that to dustin once too.
Really? This is a totally shit ruse then.
3802
« on: May 23, 2015, 01:21:26 PM »
No.
The only massively exploited resource at risk now is Oil, which depending on which company or institution you subscribe to can tell you we either have or haven't reached the peak of oil production: (Hubbert's Peak, named after the dude who first thought of it in the 50's)
If there's anything to be fought over, it will be energy before water.
You people realize you don't have to seriously respond to Sentra, right? It's always been like that.
I just default give a serious answer on serious... assuming the OP was giving a serious discussion, like everyone should on his board.
3803
« on: May 23, 2015, 11:50:24 AM »
No. The only massively exploited resource at risk now is Oil, which depending on which company or institution you subscribe to can tell you we either have or haven't reached the peak of oil production: (Hubbert's Peak, named after the dude who first thought of it in the 50's) If there's anything to be fought over, it will be energy before water.
3804
« on: May 23, 2015, 11:26:44 AM »
The results are supposed to be out around now, so I'll update OP when the proper results come in, but so far it appears a large percentage of votes are favored...in favor... of legalising same-sex marriage, according to The BBC. EDIT: With a 62% majority, same sex marriage in Ireland has passed!! (1.2 million for, 730,000 against) It should be updated on the BBC link above, but I'll get around to it once I'm on my laptop. Important bits below: More than 3.2m people were asked whether they wanted to amend the country's constitution to allow gay and lesbian couples to marry.The referendum was being held 22 years after homosexual acts were decriminalised in Ireland.
Government ministers have said they believe it will pass, while prominent "no" campaigners have conceded defeat.
If the change is approved, the Republic of Ireland would become the first country to legalise same-sex marriage through a popular vote.
What a 'Yes' vote would mean
The Republic of Ireland has a written constitution which can only be changed by referendum. If the proposal is passed, a marriage between two people of the same sex would have the same status under the Irish constitution as a marriage between a man and a woman. They would be recognised as a family and be entitled to the constitutional protection for families.Civil partnerships for same-sex couples have been legal in Ireland since 2010, giving couples legal protection which could be changed by the government.However, if the vote is passed, married gay people would have a constitutional standing that could only be removed by another popular vote.
The referendum vote did spawn a good few laughs on the internet though, given by Dubliner Martin Duffy: And what did the Westboro Bastard Church think on the likely result? Hidden because it's inflammatory shite and they fucked up the flag:  Ireland has absolutely failed its duty to God. It has been wholly given over to the idea that it is okay to be a filthy fag. They have allowed their fags to establish themselves at every level of society, especially in the government.
While only about 10% of the population of Ireland are fags or dykes, the other 90% are most assuredly their soul-condemning enablers. The old preachers used to say fag-enablers are worse than fags because fag-enablers support the filthy beasts calling themselves gay, and they don't even have the excuse of being prisoner to a vile lust. The only thing that is a bit disheartening is that the Churches will still have a choice on whether or not to wed same-sex couples, which Ireland being a largely Catholic country isn't just going to accept that. Yeah yeah whatever "Freedom of businesses/instutions to do what they want" and all that, but with 84% describing themselves as Catholic, there's bound to be a few gay Irish Catholics still with a problem of getting a "proper marriage", which sucks. What is more interesting is how fast this has gone. Only 2 years before I was born was acts of homosexuality legally allowed, and only 5 years ago were civil partnerships instated. Compared to many countries, we've certainly picked up the pace and adapted to changing social/sexual acceptance of the world.
3805
« on: May 23, 2015, 08:23:04 AM »
I've been banned a few times from private BF3 servers for "hacking" by counter mortaring.
Retards didn't read the patch notes mentioning that mortars got nerfed, meaning only mortars can only OHK other mortars, and they are constantly spotted on the map. I figured like a logical person it's safer to plant a mortar, fire at the enemy mortar guy, then pick it up before I get shot at.Thing is, the game stops counting the mortar kill as a mortar once you pick it up, so the mortar kill is designated instead of "X killed by [M223 Mortar]" to "X [KILLED]" with a little kill cam of me running around teabagging.
Obviously the only mortar guys in games are the server owners, so I get banned from them for "BS hacking". Bastards.
I've also received warnings for "hacking" W@W because there's no fire rate cap on anything semi-auto, and I've got a good trigger finger. Immediately reported by 12 year olds because I can empty a clip into a dude before he's fired a round...
3806
« on: May 23, 2015, 08:13:08 AM »
Congrats, I suppose. I really have to ask though, what do you do other than be here? Spoiler Also unrelated, did you vote for the same sex marriage thing recently?
3807
« on: May 22, 2015, 10:49:23 AM »
you still eating those donuts?
3808
« on: May 22, 2015, 10:48:20 AM »
I've heard about this condition, it wouldn't be all bad if it weren't for the heart problems piled in with it.
I reckon this proposed "experiment" wouldn't do much, maybe drive the Autist insane with being constantly in a social situation, neither of which are particularly great at for their own reasons.
3809
« on: May 22, 2015, 09:38:27 AM »
Only because the site is relatively new.
I wonder if the same happened when bungie introduced titles.
3810
« on: May 22, 2015, 09:36:34 AM »
Meh, Britain had the whole riot over "injustice" first, though I don't believe Duggan got a plaque for getting shot in a taxi.
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