I can honestly say that when Bioware inevitably releases a DLC pack that will change the ending of the game, whether it was planned from the beginning or not, I will not give them money for it.
I was pleased with my ending, it wrapped up the series nicely, and now I anxiously await whatever they bring me next, as long as it's not more Dragon Age. I just haven't been able to get into that series.
it's p.much confirmed to be dragon age bro
I mean there's C&C Generals SWTOR stuff and Dragon Age 3 or whatever they call it
I can honestly say that when Bioware inevitably releases a DLC pack that will change the ending of the game, whether it was planned from the beginning or not, I will not give them money for it.
I was pleased with my ending, it wrapped up the series nicely, and now I anxiously await whatever they bring me next, as long as it's not more Dragon Age. I just haven't been able to get into that series.
it's p.much confirmed to be dragon age bro
I mean there's C&C Generals SWTOR stuff and Dragon Age 3 or whatever they call it
Isn't C&C Generals not really being made by bioware anyway?
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amateurhourOne day I'll be professionalhourThe woods somewhere in TennesseeRegistered Userregular
I can honestly say that when Bioware inevitably releases a DLC pack that will change the ending of the game, whether it was planned from the beginning or not, I will not give them money for it.
I was pleased with my ending, it wrapped up the series nicely, and now I anxiously await whatever they bring me next, as long as it's not more Dragon Age. I just haven't been able to get into that series.
it's p.much confirmed to be dragon age bro
I mean there's C&C Generals SWTOR stuff and Dragon Age 3 or whatever they call it
Yeah, I figured that was the case.
I guess I'll just wait five years until another good space rpg comes out.
Also I go with Kaiden because I enjoyed Carth in KOTOR
are YOU on the beer list?
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SarksusATTACK AND DETHRONE GODRegistered Userregular
kaidan at least had some mildly interesting sci fi fluff in his background information
Kaidan is for people who really wanted to bone Ender Wiggin.
I killed somebody when I was a teenager but it was an accident and he was a douchebag so I'm still a nice guy.
every person who doesn't like an acquired taste always seems to think everyone who likes it is faking it. it should be an official fallacy.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
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HonkHonk is this poster.Registered User, __BANNED USERSregular
Kaidan was the most boring character in the entire franchise. He did not have a lot to say either, all his dialogue ended after like two or three main missions.
Meanwhile Ashley becomes less space nazi as time goes by in the series.
The Florida Family Association press release referenced in today's PA strip is just...
...there are no words.
Haha I looked it up
Great reading
Darth RuPaula
Yeah there are a lot of choice quotes there
The whole thing reads like it was written by an elderly person whose entire knowledge of video games is based on awkward conversations with her teenage grandson where he tries in futility to explain what he's doing when playing Call of Duty
I'd like to read their follow up statement when they figure out that a lot of BioWare games features teh gay sex!
for example I want to build a rig that you could feed in a huge stack of CCG cards into and it would scan, analyse and database the collection and sort them into different output hoppers by value.
I really want to do a project like this too!
it would be more expensive for the parts but I'm pretty sure this could be done with Lego Mindstorm these days.
I've seen a lego mindstorm rig that can shuffle a deck of cards and deal em.
Have you ever worked with Arduino?
every person who doesn't like an acquired taste always seems to think everyone who likes it is faking it. it should be an official fallacy.
arrrgh, Gerken is seriously advocating something that seems straightforwardly evil in my perspective
Pam Karlan and New York University Law Professor Sam Issacharoff, for example, have argued that the economic progress of African Americans has turned not on the vindication of civil rights, but on business set-asides, affirmative action, and government employment. In their view, these programs came about precisely because blacks were able to elect their candidates of choice in majority-minority districts. “[T]he creation of a black middle class,” they write, “has depended on the vigilance of a black political class.” A group of economists at George Mason University found that black employment rates, for instance, rise during the tenure of black mayors, an effect that is particularly pronounced for municipal jobs. One might even argue that this was the story of integration for white ethnics, as Justice David Souter once argued. In Souter’s view, the Lithuanian and Polish wards of Chicago and the Irish and Italian political machines in Boston helped empower these groups. That power, in turn, “cooled” ethnicity’s “talismanic force.” In these examples, political power didn’t just facilitate economic integration. The economic advantages associated with political power exerted a gravitational pull on outsiders, bringing them into the system and giving them a stake in its success.
It is neither egalitarian nor liberal nor progressive to celebrate ethnicity-driven favors and corruption! What the hell.
There is bluntly already no shortage of countries where ethnicities group into geographical enclaves and form de facto national identities on that basis, negotiating with others at the state level only with the barest of trust. These countries are not happily liberal states. 'Empowering' ethnic minorities by encouraging them to form ethnic local governments leads you a happy long road all the way to Yugoslavia at worst and permanently fractured national identity at best; there is a reason states fight wars to avoid subnational identities from emerging. On what basis does Gerken think that the integration that diversity engineering obliges will exist at all under ethnic federalism?
I kind of wtf'd on that section too, yeah. Read it twice to make sure I hadn't misunderstood, and then decided I'd finish the article to see where she was going.
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Yeah I mark "Ashley is a space Nazi" people firmly in the "you did not explore the character fully" category. Which is alien with me because I give everyone a chance, even fucking Vargas or whatever and he's just awful
for example I want to build a rig that you could feed in a huge stack of CCG cards into and it would scan, analyse and database the collection and sort them into different output hoppers by value.
I really want to do a project like this too!
it would be more expensive for the parts but I'm pretty sure this could be done with Lego Mindstorm these days.
I've seen a lego mindstorm rig that can shuffle a deck of cards and deal em.
Have you ever worked with Arduino?
nope. there's quite a hobbyist community for that kind of stuff at work though.
(if it's the one i'm thinking of that can run .NET micro)
Yeah I mark "Ashley is a space Nazi" people firmly in the "you did not explore the character fully" category. Which is alien with me because I give everyone a chance, even fucking Vargas or whatever and he's just awful
Yeah I mark "Ashley is a space Nazi" people firmly in the "you did not explore the character fully" category. Which is alien with me because I give everyone a chance, even fucking Vargas or whatever and he's just awful
I didn't find her background story particularly compelling, but maybe that's because I just didn't really sympathize.
(Do you mean Vega, BTW?)
every person who doesn't like an acquired taste always seems to think everyone who likes it is faking it. it should be an official fallacy.
for example I want to build a rig that you could feed in a huge stack of CCG cards into and it would scan, analyse and database the collection and sort them into different output hoppers by value.
I really want to do a project like this too!
it would be more expensive for the parts but I'm pretty sure this could be done with Lego Mindstorm these days.
I've seen a lego mindstorm rig that can shuffle a deck of cards and deal em.
Have you ever worked with Arduino?
nope. there's quite a hobbyist community for that kind of stuff at work though.
(if it's the one i'm thinking of that can run .NET micro)
A collectible card scanner/sorter has been a project that's been lurking about in the back of my brain for a while, and I decided that I'd rather learn Arduino than Mindstorms, just because I think there's more applications for that platform.
every person who doesn't like an acquired taste always seems to think everyone who likes it is faking it. it should be an official fallacy.
for example I want to build a rig that you could feed in a huge stack of CCG cards into and it would scan, analyse and database the collection and sort them into different output hoppers by value.
I really want to do a project like this too!
it would be more expensive for the parts but I'm pretty sure this could be done with Lego Mindstorm these days.
I've seen a lego mindstorm rig that can shuffle a deck of cards and deal em.
Have you ever worked with Arduino?
nope. there's quite a hobbyist community for that kind of stuff at work though.
(if it's the one i'm thinking of that can run .NET micro)
A collectible card scanner/sorter has been a project that's been lurking about in the back of my brain for a while, and I decided that I'd rather learn Arduino than Mindstorms, just because I think there's more applications for that platform.
well if you do build one I know some people who own CCG related businesses that would pay good cash money for it.
Attacked by tweeeeeeees!
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HonkHonk is this poster.Registered User, __BANNED USERSregular
I watched the video to Kelis Milkshake recently and boy that woman sure is attractive.
I banged Kaiden and he followed me round like a beaten spaniel. What an idiot I was. Liara was right there, all blue and smart and sexy. But no. Kaiden wants to talk about his feelings now I bet.
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it's p.much confirmed to be dragon age bro
I mean there's C&C Generals SWTOR stuff and Dragon Age 3 or whatever they call it
Isn't C&C Generals not really being made by bioware anyway?
Yeah, I figured that was the case.
I guess I'll just wait five years until another good space rpg comes out.
Also I go with Kaiden because I enjoyed Carth in KOTOR
Kaidan is for people who really wanted to bone Ender Wiggin.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
Meanwhile Ashley becomes less space nazi as time goes by in the series.
hannah arendt, rolling over in her grave
and the gengars who are guiding me" -- W.S. Merwin
I'd like to read their follow up statement when they figure out that a lot of BioWare games features teh gay sex!
Have you ever worked with Arduino?
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
I kind of wtf'd on that section too, yeah. Read it twice to make sure I hadn't misunderstood, and then decided I'd finish the article to see where she was going.
To be fair, she had a reason for her xenophobia beyond "dirty alien scum".
nope. there's quite a hobbyist community for that kind of stuff at work though.
(if it's the one i'm thinking of that can run .NET micro)
I see what you did there.
With Space Nazi.
ANd "alien".
Don't like how she was written, introduced, etc etc
and the gengars who are guiding me" -- W.S. Merwin
I didn't find her background story particularly compelling, but maybe that's because I just didn't really sympathize.
(Do you mean Vega, BTW?)
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
You want Han job? You come to right place for Han job!
i take it from the fact that you didn't end the game right there he has the last 4 in his hand to block with, Inq
CURSES
He came first because he wasn't supposed to be a 'good guy'.
8->
i'm not even drinking one right now, i'm just working from memory
god, so good
A collectible card scanner/sorter has been a project that's been lurking about in the back of my brain for a while, and I decided that I'd rather learn Arduino than Mindstorms, just because I think there's more applications for that platform.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
They have flavors, yes.
And if she's alive in ME3 she is like the least racist person you've ever seen.
I used to make like, homemade milkshakes a few times a week.
They are just too...indulgent.
Maybe space racism is different than our racism.
So she was a space racist.
well if you do build one I know some people who own CCG related businesses that would pay good cash money for it.
Well, her milkshake does bring numerous boys to the 'yard'.
yeah when i'm drinking one all i can think is 'nothing should taste this good, this is decadent and obscene'
except maybe Thane or Jack
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
Cat agrees.
Kills mordin because why not.
Tali suicides, Shepard stands still and brushes shoulder off.
Greetings, fellow traveler.
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