@ponceleon

Don't forget

# Syndicate (1993) (producer)
# Theme Park (1994) (project leader/lead programmer)
# Magic Carpet (1994) (executive producer)
# Hi-Octane (1995) (executive producer)
# Dungeon Keeper (1997) (project leader/designer)

I'd say that only after he founded and became leader of Lionhead Studios he screwed everything up and only produced shit.

>> ^MilkmanDan:

Yep, I have Fable 1. I'd agree that Fable 1 isn't really a sandbox game, but there are so few games that are that I tend to take games that aren't really in that mold and play them as if they were. As long as I don't have to screw around with too much story to get to where I can just run along and do my own thing, I can live with it.
Even the GTA series, probably the most popular example of a fairly "pure" sandbox design, often require you to do some random story crap before you actually open up the map... There's always roadblocks at the start of the game unless you mod them out!


Morrowind, Fallout, Gothic, Risen, Oblivion, Just Cause 2, are all more sanboxy than Fable. Maybe even The Witcher, though that is strongly story driven but in a very good way, much more gray and mature than Fable.

*promote

I'm totally calling fake on this one.

>> ^syncron:

This is probably your typical Western European advert.


Romania is Eastern Europe.

This is bullshit

40-50 people dying a year of MDMA? Lies:
http://www.cognitiveliberty.org/dll/jhmdusscmarch19.htm

"Not only are MDMA related cases a small percentage of all drug-related emergency room visits, but a large percentage of MDMA cases are not life-threatening. In a recent study conducted by the physicians in the Emergency Department of Bellevue, (Rella, Int J Med Toxicol 2000; 3(5): 28) regional hospital ecstasy cases phoned into the New York City poison control center were analyzed. There were 191 cases reported during the years 1993 to 1999 inclusive. This is a rate of fewer than thirty cases per year. 139 cases (73%) were mild and experienced minor or no toxicity. The most commonly reported symptoms were increased heart rate (22%), agitation (19%), and nausea and vomiting (12%). In these seven years, only one ecstasy-related death was reported, which was due to hyperthermia, or overheating. Ecstasy is simply not the "killer drug" the media would like us to believe."

Just 8% contained MDMA, WTF? I find that very hard to believe. In the Netherlands levels have been monitored for years and in the worst year only 50% contained MDMA.

Also CCP, I think this guy means mCCP

>> ^Drachen_Jager:

"Dresden is best known for it's historic buildings."
I guess they cut the part that goes on, "Which were all burned to the ground along with a million or so civilians when British bombers firebombed the city after the surrender of Germany."


Accidental upvote. The bombing is true and terrible, but not the dating.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bombing_of_Dresden_in_World_War_II

Relevant Reddit post

http://www.reddit.com/r/fffffffuuuuuuuuuuuu/comments/f0vb3/fffffffuuuuuuuuuuuu_animated_watching_someone_use/

You should really play the game first before you listen to this epic dramitic reading of a review. It doesn't take long at all

http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/495903

Beacuase is my now favorite non-word.

*quality

>> ^mxxcon:

is there a similar scientific experiment on an oscillating motion of mammaries?


As good, if not better:

Maybe it's time to dump the compasses and rely on GPS?

I would love to experience a pole shift, imagine being able to the northern lights from your own home.

Does anyone have links to Bill's guests responding to that statement? I would love to see Dawkins' reaction.

>> ^Stu:

This is the no contact pansy version of slam ball it seems. Those guys have done back flips on dunks. Whether it was intention or not is another question.


While SlamBall seems pretty awesome, they just don't have the time or the incentives to make over the top movements like this, and that's what so awesome about this clip. What you are saying is like saying trick shots are the pansy version of pool.

There's tea over my keyboard, but it was worth it.

Monsanto may be evil, but I am not in the GMOs are principally wrong camp. I'm convinced genetically modified crops will be very important for our future nutrition needs and food security.