"It's like human Frogger..."

Yeah, if Frogger knew how to do an E. Honda-style body slam.

>> ^Zyrxil:
Wow, what a moron. Why the hell did he Jump like that?


Jumping wastes time... Reminds me of what almost happened to me today... But instead, the man was driving an Altima...

Thanks! :-D

In reply to this comment by MarineGunrock:
*promote

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*videogames for Frogger!

>> ^xxovercastxx:
I'm a bit shocked that he needs "another week" to finish ME2. I finished it last weekend. All of it. Side-quests too.
I played a little bit Thursday night, a few hours Friday night and, since my plans for the weekend fell through, pretty much all day Saturday and Sunday. I just checked my final saved game and it's 31 hours.
They really stripped the thing bare. Lots of features removed or simplified. Apparently nobody liked the driving in the first game so they completely removed that (unless you buy the driving DLC). The problem with the driving in ME1 was there was nothing on 90% of the planets besides a mineral deposit or two. That hasn't changed, but now you have to rub the planets with your mouse cursor in order to find mineral deposits instead of actually exploring them. It's like doing a 10' scratch-off ticket with a penny.


I actually just straight up hated the MAKO, to the point where when I Was exploring the normandy crash site, I smiled a bit when I saw its "Wreckage".

The controls were brutal, I can think of many times where the paths you were supposed to take in certain places (Liaras dig site in particular) weren't well laid out, and therefore I personally died almost every single time I got to the end because "Oh shit, I turn left theres a wall there, turn right!" and started barreling off the path into the lava, and by the time I went "Oh shit, lava!" and hit reverse, I was either too late and in the lava, or about to touch it. And for some reason, lava is an instant kill.

I did find some of it more simplified, but it took me ages to realise things from the first game were missing. I never had to worry about inventory because you never picked anything up unless it was usefull, and eventually realised I didn't have to sit there spamming clicks to sell all 150 items in my inventory, that I like. The cover system works out well, scanning works well, hacking and bypassing are 100x more fun then just the space frogger it used to be. The only true "Complaint" I have about the game, is that the biotic is borderline useless on a first playthrough, and only somewhat useful once you unlock "Reave" and can start a new game with it. Biotics don't do anything against armour, barrier, and shields. Other then that, I liked all the changes.

*videogame (Frogger) *parody

Frogger ftw!

BTW Scorched Earth is available as a free flash browser game. The name might be different though, I haven't played it for years.

It's been sped up about 2x. You can see from the pedestrians lower right at 0:45; look at their cadence. It's fun to ride a bicycle in traffic like that; it's easy to keep up with and totally frogger.

That's a bummer. But I couldn't believe that I couldn't find it anyways. Well *discard, thanks frogger

I'm glad somebody else brought this up. At first I thought it was a game of "Frogger" starring the Michelin man...

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Frogger,
When any explosion of considerable power happens, it sends out a shock wave, as I'm sure you know. (Someone correct me if I'm wrong on the following)
When it does that, all the air is pushed outward to from the visible phenomenon. When it does so, there is no air left inside that bubble, thereby earning the term 'vacuum'.