Spam Thread Mk. III

hey

 

this boy knows what he's talking about

 

Are you kidding? The music, the atmosphere, the maps and the story were all excellent, and the COs were distinctive in playstyle without specialising to the extent exhibited in Dual Strike. CO powers aren't nearly as dramatic, either. Also the Dual CO powers in Dual Strike were far too easy to build up and were over-the-top, to boot.

 

The story was nice. The music as well, even if most of it wasn't the genre I'd prefer.
COs are generally over-specialized in Dual Strike, but that's a plus for me. Days of Ruin took that away in favor of more subdued COs. This made battles much more predictable. Sure, it makes for an overall more fair and tactical game in PVP, but it also eliminates the frantic feel I love from the series. So yeah, Days of Ruin is a better PVP game for sure. I just prefer Dual Strike overall.

I am biased, so none of this really matters.
Different strokes for different blokes etc

 

oh baby

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ooFSFR2s7Ig&feature=related
damn

 

Damn Nature, You Scary!

 

Full metal panic is hilarious

 

California is one of a string of states that enacted similar laws restricting minors' rights to buy violent video games--legislation that has been repeatedly rejected by lower courts. Laws in Illinois and Michigan were blocked by federal judges on First Amendment grounds in 2005, and earlier laws in Indianapolis and Missouri's St. Louis County were also shot down.

Although California's law doesn't target a specific game by name, government lawyers did single out Postal 2, which allows players to go on murderous rampages, by name. And the Federal Trade Commission has previously targeted the makers of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas for having sexually explicit content.

The California law slaps anyone who sells or rents a "violent video game" to a minor with a $1,000 fine. That was defined as a game in which the player has the option of "killing, maiming, dismembering, or sexually assaulting an image of a human being" in offensive ways. Parents or guardians are still permitted to buy those games for minors.

Read more: http://news.cnet.com/8301-31921_3-20074680-281/supreme-court-nixes-violent-video-game-law/#ixzz1QUvvNNYZ

So now developers are gonna make games where you kill and sexually assault animals
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Totally hate

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sfUBCjLh4XA

^This? I'm inclined to agree if this is what you're talking about.

 

Here is a funny scene with Minimum Chidori:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qbMBU1tguBI

And most of the funnies come from fomoffu, which is a seperate series pretty much devoid of any drama.

 

Funnily enough, that link is blocked for me due to copyright shit.

I can't even see fomoffu anymore without thinking of that oversized rabbit/bear thing stomping some poor guy's balls down and shooting people.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_KXf3kwjKQ0

That first one was the rugby scene in English.

 

Yeah I mean the fomoffu series

And I lol'd with that and the notebook scene was also great
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9H35zB0No8

 

!!!

SOMEONE SAID FULL METAL PANIC <3

 

I hate Grand Theft Auto. With a passion.

 

Man, man. I just told a string of jokes on facebook that went over really well with my family.

+1 happiness

Also, Mi-Mi-Mikuru Beamu.

 

GTA is awesome.
I love the sandbox mode.

 

I hate when ur brain auto corrects you to a set of controls for a different game then what you're trying to play

AC:B -> Fable3 (you end up dying ALOT)