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RIP IN PEACE RIP Vice Captain
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 Posted: Thu Feb 26, 2009 12:59 pm
Travis Celendel I'll tell you this much: I kriffing hate writing up lesson plans. An did anyone else's 360 wig out when they played Fallout 3? My PS3 has. Ran into a few bugs and the screen flashed black a hand full of times here and there. As for the three current gen consoles, I still prefer the PS3, out of the consoles, I have the most exclusives for the PS3 than I do my 360 and Wii, and I spend more time with it. Bout the only games I spend a nice chunk of time on for 360 are Dead Rising and Jade Empire. And... I hardly touch my Wii, mostly due to the games I badly want for it are only in Japan. As for PSP vs DS, there really aren't many DS games that interest me, hence why I stick to the PSP. Though there has been a shortage in games lately stateside, at least I can look forward to the LittleBigPlanet for PSP. And whenever Dissidia is finally here.
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Posted: Thu Feb 26, 2009 2:24 pm
I only had an issue with Tenpenny Tower. It would freeze when I tried to exit it. Bethesda patched that though.
I'm starting to read World War Z. One of my friends at school let me borrow it. I'll give a review when I'm done with it.
Guraha is a pig man, this a furry. Any human animal cross breed is a furry. Ral is considered one. Which is why he is relationshipless.
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Posted: Thu Feb 26, 2009 11:52 pm
After reading about 1/3 of World War Z, I find it's quite good. It's hard to put down. It's written in an interview format. I can vividly picture the scenes of chaos in each interview after the Great Panic begins. Even with the sense of foreboding you get when reading it, it does have it's humorous moments.
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Posted: Fri Feb 27, 2009 12:01 pm
Interview style like... ******** forgot the books name... It was a WWII based book. This dude wrote it as if it were through his personal experience. I was complaining about it before here... It'll come to me later.
But, I'll I have to check out that book.
And all I can say right now, is I don't know what the hell was wrong with me for not trying out the Rock-It Launcher before. The potentional for infinite ammo and the ability to nearly one hit kill everything when aimed right... beautiful.
And going back to SF4, I guess it really ain't as bad as my initial thoughts. After getting to really try out and fight against the roster more, it really is a nicely balanced game... cept Zangief. Now I get what you were saying about him. Can't even get close to the guy, and the initial block of the focus attack is pretty useless to his dual hitting moves.
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RIP IN PEACE RIP Vice Captain
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Posted: Fri Feb 27, 2009 3:38 pm
My parents always know when I'm fighting him. Why? Because of the flurry of curses that come from my mouth. When I fought him with Cammy, took me like an hour to beat him. She has a few multi-hit moves. But she's not as powerful as Zangief so it balances out. However she is really, really fast and she can jump off plane to avoid attacks. But Zangief is an a** because he can grab you no matter where you are. He literally pulled me out of an attack and killed me with one of his grabs.
The Rock-It Launcher was that weapon that fired random s**t right? The Railway Gun was pretty epic too. Easy on ammo, and pins their bodies the the wall behind them. However, it sucks having it used against you. Since it almost instantly breaks limbs.
Also, how many years passed in that place Koori and Asuka went?
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Posted: Sat Feb 28, 2009 8:56 am
How is everyone today? I tell you, writing a 20 page argument in a week sucks a**, but at least I know now I won't flunk out of the course.
Good point Ryu, I personally say about 8 years, which would make Koori's child a kid.
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Trashy Cinnabon Vice Captain
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Posted: Sat Feb 28, 2009 9:12 am
Um, Ryu, Puck had already left. And what exactly is the LZ?
I'm doing alright. Lum, all I can say is, you have beeter skills and resolve than I do. I would just flunk out of a class like that, I cannot write essays for the life of me.
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Posted: Sat Feb 28, 2009 9:23 am
Wow, Cat, I can't believe you and I are on at the same time for once eek
I guess that worked out though, I wish you'd get your internet back though so we could IM each other again. And I think LZ stands for Landing Zone.
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Trashy Cinnabon Vice Captain
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Posted: Sat Feb 28, 2009 9:39 am
lol, I have my Yahoo up right now, have this whole time, you know. Oh well, anyway, Ryu, what is going next as far as this LZ and the mission? because I need to get the girls to the Trans Gate at some point so they can enter it. Though it will be interesting seeing how Shlag and Alicia react to meeting the Emperor while he is a child of 6 years old. After all, they say altering time affects the future, but in reality, altering time simply esures that the future remains intact as it always has been. There is no changing it, only preserving it.
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Posted: Sat Feb 28, 2009 2:50 pm
I will, damn. Just chill. I haven't been online since like 2 am. That's a whole 12 freaking hours.
LZ is the abbreviation for Landing Zone. It's where Shlag and Alicia are going to be sure it's clear and read for the Marine Drop pods. Remember, this battle is for keeps; total conquest. The LZ is an intersection located just south west of palace compound.
8? <********>, that's a long time.
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RIP IN PEACE RIP Vice Captain
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Posted: Sat Feb 28, 2009 10:15 pm
Wait, 8 years? That makes Asuka technically older than Vain and Elise. O.o
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Posted: Sun Mar 01, 2009 1:50 pm
word.
On and off all week due to having to write lesson plans for the whole year.
I'm going to implement a pass/ fail system where unless they get a 90% on a test, they have to do it again until they get it right.
Also, a "Get the kark out of my classroom you useless moron clause to the student contract.
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Travis Celendel Vice Captain
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Posted: Sun Mar 01, 2009 2:36 pm
Whoa, what kind of class do you teach?
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Posted: Sun Mar 01, 2009 2:56 pm
11th grade American History. And I'm prepping to ST next Semester, but they need my lesson plan in a week. Also: Vain Ziler Wait, 8 years? That makes Asuka technically older than Vain and Elise. O.o Tachi and Takara aged 15 years when they raised the twins in that other dimension.
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Travis Celendel Vice Captain
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RIP IN PEACE RIP Vice Captain
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Posted: Sun Mar 01, 2009 10:26 pm
Travis Celendel 11th grade American History. And I'm prepping to ST next Semester, but they need my lesson plan in a week. Also: Vain Ziler Wait, 8 years? That makes Asuka technically older than Vain and Elise. O.o Tachi and Takara aged 15 years when they raised the twins in that other dimension. Yea but only Koori and Asuka went there, unless it still has influence on those outside the realm. And that sounds like a pain. But hey, if it's what ya love to do, I'm sure that makes it easier.
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