Quote from: Mr Psychologist on August 05, 2015, 04:52:54 PM

Quote from: ねこ on August 05, 2015, 04:49:23 PM

Battlefield more like DLC..field?

It's free though, like the last DLC <.<

What was the last dlc? The big update you mean?

The weapon crate DLC, I think they just bundled it with the update though.

I have two coming through at the moment, a couple that I think have come through and whilst it hurts a bit from the teething part they seem fine.

Battlefield 4 is fun

Yet you two still shit on the Master Chief Collection for being broken

Can you say hippocrisy?

Make it three and that's because it is. Battlefield 4 had it major issues fixed in the Autumn patch last year, the last two patches have been improvement and balance focused as opposed to game breaking trash damage-control.

If you want to join a squad and play with your friends in BF4, you can. When MCC lets you do that without 20 minutes of fox, goose and grain I'll be more charitable.

EIGHT TIMES, EIGHT FUCKING TIMES I HAVE SURVIVED IT.

Each rewatch kills another little bit of my brain/heart/soul though, if I hit the 10th rerun I'll be amazed if I haven't had a stroke/seizure or just flat out died.

Reminds me of

I want it.

I've seen plenty of reports regarding moderators, pretty much all of them are joke reports mind you but it's certainly possible. You can't report admins though, for that you have to send a PM to either Cheat or one of the regular mods.

Gauss Hog Zergrush is such a bastardy strategy, but so funny when they disconnect <_<

I'm sure it varies from state to state, but if the police pull you over and you have a loaded shotgun lying in a footwell are they just going to go ho-hum and let you off with a grin?
Or scream get on the ground as they paint the road with your grey matter?

A suspended sentence/community order would have been more appropriate imo, and the police should have investigated the vandalism accordingly not just blown it off.

And funnily enough, the gun laws here do. People don't get ahold of firearms if they aren't fit to have them, criminal trafficking aside, nobody needs to be carrying handguns here and those who own shotguns/rifles for sporting/work reasons are kept on a tight rein so they don't just go all columbine.

Quote from: Mr Psychologist on August 04, 2015, 07:10:48 AM

Quote from: Majestic Star Dragon on August 03, 2015, 11:45:05 PM

going back to MCC since it's pretty much fixed now.

If fixed means 20 minutes just to get three people on a roster, then lawd help us all.

Hmm. It's pretty much working ok for me at least, certain playlists do still have their issues though

Lucky then, but I've played it once and my introduction to the MCC was the stated 20 minutes of trying to get three of us into one game without it booting someone or the other.

Why is it we aren't allowed to turture people like this, break their minds and then make them into drones for society.

Because that's highly inefficient.

Robots make much better workers than meatbags, especially those with broken minds.

Soylent green on the other hand, now that's a useful re-purposing. Either way it's a tad unethical to do that, even to a lunatic who has killed a bunch of people.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-33763506

Convicted mass killer James Holmes has moved one step closer to the death penalty after jurors rejected a defence appeal for leniency.

The same jury found Holmes guilty of killing 12 people and wounding 70 others at a cinema in Aurora, Colorado.

Holmes' mitigating factors, including mental illness, do not outweigh the crime, the jury determined on Monday.

Now the proceedings move to the third and final phase of the sentencing where victims will make impact statements.

Victims and their relatives will soon have the opportunity to tell the court about how Holmes' crimes have affected their lives.

During the second phase, Holmes' family and childhood friends shared memories of him as a loving child who became more isolated as he grew up.
Jansen Young, who saw her boyfriend Jonathan Blunk killed in the cinema, could testify during the third sentencing phase

Both Holmes' parents took the stand during sentencing to plead for his life.

"I didn't realize that his loudest cry for help was his silence," Arlene Holmes, James' mother, told court prosecutors.

During his trial, defence lawyers argued, unsuccessfully for Holmes to be found not guilty by reason of insanity.

But instead the jury of nine women and three men convicted him on all 165 counts of murder, attempted murder, and possession of explosives.

The jury will next determine in the coming days whether the 27-year-old should be executed by lethal injection.

So there is clearly no doubt he killed/maimed all those people, or that he should be removed from society but the question that comes to mind is whether he should be being executed, life-sentenced or padded-cell'd. The third option would depend a lot on whether the mental illness he has is severe enough to warrant that/impair higher choices and the like.

What do you think should happen to him?

Thankfully such an abhorrent incident has never occurred, nor will ever occur in this unit's lifetime.

I mean, if it should start to occur then allah provided the earth with molotovs for a reason.

...Snow.... in australia...

Well now I've seen it all.

Also watch the spinoff, Better Call Saul. It's an excellent anime.

Yessssssssssss

Better Call Saul > Breaking Bad

It's the same quality of show but without the drug addled filler.