Cool_Freaker

This is for Gunbound right? I always thought most of the "in game" aimbots for GB had been practically wiped out with the new World Championship edition as well as the millions of security updates the game has had. There are still aimbots of course, but they don't actually control your shooting in game, but rather like run a program on top or outside which tell you how you should shoot to hit. I reckon that pretty much ruins the efficiency of an aimbot, and seeing how it's pretty pointless to start with, makes the whole idea of a GB aimbot pretty much redundant.Some of the players in GB are so crazy though, you have no idea if they're just that damn good, or they are using some sort of aimbot. Anyway, when the whole point of a game is to just sit there and shoot opponents on a turn basis (ie Gunbound), aimbots basically make it not worth playing, as the point is to calculate a shot each turn.

Vote for Avalon. Nice use of render with brushing around the wand thing.DjLuki: 0S_M: 0Avalon: 2

As you said, Xbox is nearing the end of its lifecycle (you do mean the original Xbox, right?), but the PSP is still relatively new. Thus, more software etc will be developed for it in the long term. Obviously though it depends on your playing habits - do you have a need for a portable gaming system? If you don't, definitely a home console is much better choice.

I got the box set and read them many years ago. Interesting, I have to say, if not rather slow. I guess you gave a rather cosmetic summary, which should be good enough? From what I remember there are a lot of "trivial" events which make up the whole story. To be honest I preferred the later/middle ones in the series..

i think first and foremost, the ability to make one's own choices should be taught to the next generation. there are too many mindless zombies around in society these days.intelligent design is taught in the churches, evolution is being taught at more at schools. it balances out pretty fine. what should really be taught is the ability for one to make a circumspect decision on which of these theories suits onself best

While America already is one of the strongest armies in the world, it would seem that it is buying a remote controlled tank to aid its attacks. The Super Gun, from the company Metal Storm, shoots 240000 bullets each MINUTE. Exactly what type of super-human does the United States expect to be fighting in the wars? Are they afraid Russia is breeding steel-plated giants? Heres a picture of this new weapon:

My favorite RPG used to be Finaly Fantasy IX. I couldn't get enough of that game. In fact, after my Playstation broke I ended up borrowing a friend's for almost a year so I could replay FFIX. I beat it like 3 more times during that period, and it never bore me.Then I finally bought myself a GameCube. After seeing my first preview for Tales of Symphonia on a gaming site, I just knew I had to have it. Being pretty familiar with most of the Tales Series, especially Tales of Phantasia (can you say OMG water reflections), I just knew I had to have ToS. I bought it the day it came out, and within a week I had finished it. Now I've gone and played through it many times in order to get all the good sidequests, and slightly different endings. That week was the only week in my life I think that I thought doing something else was more important than sleeping.

I hate to contradict have the posts here but,lvl 76lvl 74 miningover a million gpand this is when i realized this game is stupid.I mean seriously. The game itself may be pretty good to some, but its the community that really ruins it for you.Half the people are on the free servers bragging about how they are "members", and others get angry at you when they realize your mining level is insanely high compared to theirs. Thats when they start flaming you, and calling you a "noob". Wait, how does that work? you have a higer lvl and hence your a noob?

Seriosly, I'm not an engineer nor do I pretend to be, but that is one of the most stupid and inefficient ideas i have seen thus far.

Exactly! How is it that people out sie of the United States know more of the history and the foundations of our country more than us? Do the students in United States get taught about other countries to this degree? The contrary. Barely any of the student population in the United States could even tell you where one might find Brazil. However, I do not blame this on the part of the instructors. I have too been through school, and at least I know where and what forign countries are called. I think that the problem lies in the hands of the students. Perhaps the students in our country do not value education as much as our counterparts throughout the world. Anyway, I got an essay to write.

So this is sort of like a pay-per-view service?with each time you want to make a phone call, you pay a set fee for the day?I see the potential in this, expecially all the jobs it would create to operate this. Hopefully, the cell phone companies will not do what all the other companies in the united states are doing, and outsource these potential jobs.

ENGLT 345: Mythologies of the WorldGeneral setting, teacher asks a question, everyone mumbles the answer.1. What is the first book of the Bible?...Genesis..2. What is the first few lines of the Declaration of Independence?...When in the course of human events... Waitaminute... why did half the class just say "We the people"?Are Americans so stupid that after taking 12 years of school, that after they enter college, taking college level courses, they still do not know the difference between the Declaration and the Constitution?The teacher then goes on and says, "No, it's about the course of human events".Student in the middle of the class: "So thats the preamble?"What?Huh?Is this just an isolated case in Sacramento?

Yep, really have to love the CGI in Advent Children. I felt the story was rather "tacked" on to the ending of Final Fantasy VII though. Advent Children itself felt rather short, and the story rather pointless anyway. Majority of the movie is devoted to fighting - which is either a good or bad thing depending how you look at it.Gotta love the remixes of the old Final Fantasy VII music - I'm glad Uematsu came back to do the movie Oh - and I love Cloud's sword. I want one!

These days, mainly Age of Empires 3. It's great when there are people you know to play with, and you can get some great team games in. Unfortunately there seem to be lots of noobs too (Mature Lamb, even pay games can have lots of them ) - but hey, easy wins right? :PESO2 is a bit of a drag, with lots of bugs and when there are lots of players - lag, but at least they're working on it, or so they say.Single player, I just finished Call of Duty 2 the other day. Awesome stuff, but I felt it got repetitive at the end.

It needs a proper border, more colour and a smaller size. Keep at it

I just think that people who *need* that much space can surely build their own computer to their own specification, or have the knowledge to pay someone a small fee to put it together. Dell's components usually are cheap, and no matter what or how many options they give you, most likely there's not the exact parts you want.My friend just bought a top of the line Dell though, and he was quite happy with it. Cost a bundle , but at least he's got the warranty if anything goes haywire

The first one is much better, namely because the render has a better range of colours, so when it's motion blurred for the background there's more variation. Get some AA on the text, and make sure for pixel fonts you choose the right size, as they usually have a specific font size they must be used at.

I've played through most of the Single Player of the full version now, and I think it's getting rather repetitive. The several tank missions were nice, though not as "epic" as the infantry battles. I don't know - I find most missions are like run, find cover, pick off some Nazi's long range, run in under smoke cover, nade buildings... so many missions seem to be building/bunker clearing, which is starting to get annoying.

I believe it got one of the "dunce" awards in the Gamespy 2005 award things. Apparantly there were *invisible* ramps, and some really bad physics and scripted events. Obviously something to stay away from when there's things such as GTA running around

I still find it kind of hard to believe there is a "Bigfoot". Probably the fishermen/farmers were really bored and had to imagine something - like exaggerating something they saw... then again it could be mutant monkeys?

I've seen my friends accounts get hacked on forums and websites before - nothing too difficult, just some password crunching and viola, the site is spammed/gone. I really hate having to change my password for everything, and have it a mixture of supposedly random numbers and letters. I always try to do something that means something to me though - ie what tv episode I'm up to and the initials of the title or something.Still, I would say if you can't remember it's best to just have it physically on a piece of paper (if you're at home). Anything on the net can be hacked. While I do like serverph's Gmail idea, you're kinda out of luck if your Gmail gets hacked and you have all your passwords in it >.<

Yeah, I find it hard to believe that Snape would be fully bad working for Voldemort. I have a feeling though, Harry will probably chase him down and kill him, but find out he was good too late.

I know there are some programs which can make .swf files but are not actually Macromedia - they don't work nearly as well though. I used it a few years back to do a simple banner, but I've forgotten what it was called. I believe it was part of the CoffeeCup suite though.

Not bad SM, but I feel the background lacks depth, and the text/font doesn't fit with the colours and brushing. The reflection looks out of place also - as usually you would expect a reflection on glass or water, not a "fire"

Reaver gave me a sig, and we were just complimenting him on it