that's not just "some guy." That's Alfred Hitchcock. The man who said that films should not be any longer than a bladder can hold: an hour and a half.



>> ^Raaagh:

Wow holy fuck. To think this is nearly 100 years old and I feel I can relate to this guy.
Thanks OP!!!

>> ^ponceleon:

I don't believe the title is accurate. Perhaps in film, but I doubt that too.


Yeah nice typo and missing apostrophe too.

Anyone else find it funny that the guy that's help create the worlds first artificial life is named VENTURE?!

GO TEAM VENTURE!

Fixed.

In reply to this comment by hpqp:
*dead

I think when you're making the worlds first VR/3D film it pays to have a solid storyline to fall through, even when it happens to be a rehash of the above.

I think the man was worried about the technical aspect more.

I am pumping venture capital money into a fusion of this game and this project:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/science-news/6680989/Meat-grown-in-laboratory-in-world-first.html

The Bunny's self defence is rape?

...at a Ju Jitsu Dojo somewhere in the world...
"First, remember sidestep the attack, keep your hands up, grab the wrist and hip throw. Now apply armlock and force them face down in a submissive position. Make sure you apply you're full weight on them before unzipping and..."

>> ^dannym3141:
"Hard mode" yet still easy as pie. I gave up on high level wow because the content comes too slow and when it does come out it's simply too easy.
I remember back in the earlier days of MMO's like everquest when bosses were REALLY hard.

Yeah I have to jump on Yogi's bandwagon here... Hard modes are not terribly easy to pull off. My lot's done a couple of them so far and I can tell you they're certainly not something for just any ol' thrown-together group. Hard modes were embraced by the developers so that hardcore players would have their cake - rewarding exclusive items like special mounts or weapons.

As for the quick first clears these days, remember that there wasn't anywhere near the amount of online guides and resources around back in vanilla WoW (or EQ, etc). Also nowadays, Blizzard put the bosses up on the test server for months in advance, which is where those pro guilds spend their time practicing and figuring the fights out.

They made the 'normal mode' content easier so that more of their players would at least be able to see the end of these dungeons. Only the top few percent would have cleared the original Naxxramas. Imagine if you wrote a wonderful book, but no one was able to read it...

>> ^Payback:
>> ^Throbbin:
I didn't know there were nerds like this in China.....
.....

They have more nerds than we have computers.


I know....it was sarcasm....hence the "........"

>> ^BoneyD:
Nice Nothing like getting your first kill in on a new boss (especially when it's world first, I should think!).


First kill of the boss without assistance. Thousands of guilds have killed the boss.

>> ^Throbbin:
I didn't know there were nerds like this in China.....
.....


They have more nerds than we have computers.

Nice Nothing like getting your first kill in on a new boss (especially when it's world first, I should think!).

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Your video, the worlds first city, advanced 9000 year old society, has made it into your personal Highest Rated Videos listing. Congratulations on a job well done. For you contribution you have been awarded 1 Power Point.

Sorry. You're wrong and I didn't make anything up. I can reference scripture for all my beliefs.

God cannot spare any man punishment for wrongdoing unless they are willing to repent through the Atonement of Christ. Wrongs must be made right. It's an eternal principle, like gravity or the fact that 1+1=2. Man brings consequences upon himself by his own actions, whether they be good or bad. In short, we are punished by nature. We determine the outcome of our life by the choices that we make.


>> ^gorillaman:
Which you have made up and mean nothing.