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And then you notice that people who pirate the game have an easier living, because they get everything for free. FTLLG (**** The Life of a Legitimate Gamer).

Anyone got a link to the intro?

I guess so. Haven't really encountered any bugs so far, save for the one or two physics glitches (killing an SS-Mann in a doorway in the research center caused him to bug out and spin in the doorway, with the Stg 44 stuck in the doorframe. This is nothing compared to Half-Life 2 when after...

Wager that's the way the renderer outdoors works. Indoor maps look just fine. Or maybe I'm just too distracted slaughtering Nazis. Like burning them alive and listening to their screams as they try to put out the fire that's consuming them.

It's a decent game. And the ways in which you can maim and kill Nazis are quite varied and, not to mention, FUN. I particularly like cutting their jugulars and watch them slowly collapse to the ground as they try to keep pressure on them to not die. Or the high power Mauser blowing off their...

I was lucky to avoid Vegenazis so far. Well, there's a first time for everything. Meat is an essential source of protein in developing countries. Sure, you can sit in your comfy armchair, eating delicious tofu, sipping latte with soya milk and argue how inhumane and unethical it is to eat...

Seriously, stop posting, you're making all vegetarians (including me) look like stuck-up idiots. Vegetarian diet is expensive. Meat is currently the cheapest and least environment-heavy source of nutrition across the world and without the mass production of meat factories around the world...

The funny thing is, only one trooper got into range to throw a grenade and it landed short, knocking over just one turret. I lost one during the transition to the teleport chamber, so I only had seven to fight off the attackers. Still, hardly needed to fire my guns. Even during teleportation...

Welcome to the club. On the subject of food in Blade Runner: unless my BR-sense fails me, it's typically artifically grown meat, soya and other easy to mass produce things.

I know this is known, but some things never get old. Five subverted turrets turn this stage into Murder Alley for the Combine.

I think he's referring to this as an example of American freedom.

And yet, there are still people who claim that the citizens of USA are more free than, say, Europe. Totally. These instructions sound suspiciously McCarthy-like. Coming up next: House UnAmerican Activities commitee is back to root out communism terrorism!

Glad to, um... Agreedisment?

It's you who doesn't understand the term. You're applying your own, very narrow definition of the word here. Ignorance is simply lack of knowledge. It does not imply anything else. It's quite simple. Ignorance (lack of knowledge) is curable by the simple act of learning. However, terminal...

No, what you're talking about is terminal stupidity. Ignorance is curable. Stupidity is not.

I don't think opening Google and pressing three keys ("S", "S" and "Enter") requires a Master's Degree in IT.

Ignorance is not an excuse for anything. Particularly historical ignorance.

Using sig runes has been totally an unconscious choice. Anyone believing this explanation should be shot for terminal stupidity (assuming he doesn't suffocate first, after forgetting to breathe). Furthermore, stupidity and training aren't mutually exclusive. You can be a highly trained idiot...

Trademarks don't protect the consumer. They protect the merchandise and its creator by giving them an exclusive right to use a specific name for a specific product. Facts about trademark law aside (I've researched it a lot a while back, when Wikia was attempting to strongarm The Vault into...

Necroreply, but w/e. Making an isometric tactical game is risky. It's far easier to just make another cheap modern-day/WW2 FPS, market it as the next best thing since sliced bread and have it sell milions (AKA Black Ops). Furthermore, according to your logic, since no real remake of X-COM...