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[Zloth]

But... but... this is another layer of the... you know... cosmos, and what is out there. I think I'll rush out and pre-order!

Yeah, that video was horrible. Four guys, just sitting around, trying to cover marketing selling points.

P.S. There's gameplay in there! At 4:15, there's ten seconds of Oblivion gameplay!

 

[Brian Boru]

rocks of nothingness

Four guys, just sitting around

You guys need some therapy? I recommend a nice Beckett play, especially if you're downloading a game engine.

 

[Frindis]

@Brian Boru To heavy, but I did find some solid material for therapy in The Emperor's New Clothes.

 

[Pifanjr]

Nothing like watching four grown men trying to sell. Give us some god damn REAL gameplay or crawl back into the money-grabbing acids rocks of nothingness you came from!

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XaTkgwV02gk

I just feel sad for the kids who might actually buy into the claims they're making.

 

[Frindis]

@Pifanjr Good point, that is the saddest part of the gaming industry. Kids know little to nothing about how bad those companies can be and unfortunately, they'll have to do the same mistakes we did over and over and over until they finally realize the cold hard truth.

 

[Brian Boru]

they'll have to do the same mistakes we did over and over and over until they finally realize the cold hard truth.

Oh, it was a video about life—yeah, those can be rough indeed.

 

[Frindis]

Yum! Just ate some dried deer heart while browsing the forums. I'm sure the deer is happy to know I liked it and that at least some parts of the deer came to good use TFIG guys, hope you all have a relaxing weekend with some gaming and maybe a couple of brewskies also. Cheers!

 

[Pifanjr]

I just read this article and thought people here would like it as well:

'Bizarro World' - The Boston Globe

archive.boston.com

It's an article about Lori Baker setting a new world record for Tetris, written by her husband who was a journalist and accidentally discovered she was better than the then current record holder.

 

[Frindis]

It's TGIF again, going to watch Amber Tu... and Depp's final trial phase before the sentencing. It is going to be a blast! My PC is getting a bit dusty again so might just be time to take it out for a car wash. I wish everyone a good weekend and do try to get some sun on your gamer-crusted bodies (my own included)

 

[WoodenSaucer]

Not sure what I'm going to do. My youngest son is staying the night with his grandma. My oldest son is 2 hours away touring an apartment that he's getting in the beginning of July. This evening will be just the wife and me, at least for a while. Perfect night for a date. Unfortunately, I've been sick.

 

[Frindis]

Hope you get well soon @WoodenSaucer and hopefully before the end of this evening

 

[Brian Boru]

Unfortunately, I've been sick

Maybe play one of these for an hour?

Best Doctor And Medical Games, Ranked

If you enjoy prepping for surgery in the gaming world then these medical simulation games are for you.

www.thegamer.com

 

[WoodenSaucer]

We had a tornado come through my area today. We're safe, but in a town about 10 minutes away, the fire department had its roof ripped off.

 

[Brian Boru]

Scariest night of my life was in Indianapolis in the 00s, 16 tornados touched down. Nothing near us, but we were glued to the news. Roofs damaged a couple of miles away.

I'll take a hurricane any day in preference, at least you can see the thing coming and happening—tornados just 'boom' out of nowhere and can change direction quickly anytime.

 

[Zloth]

We had a tornado come through my area today. We're safe, but in a town about 10 minutes away, the fire department had its roof ripped off.

Me, too! (It's still part of today for me. Barely.) A few little ones. No serious damage but a lot of trees and powerlines down. I didn't even get any of that, but we did get enough cloud-to-cloud lightning to make the place look like a disco.

They weren't expected and developed quickly, which caught the local authorities off guard and at home, where they couldn't use their normal systems that let them turn on sirens only in the areas that are in danger. So, they had to kick them on for the entire county instead. At 1:30am.

That's the first time I've had to go down to the basement to take shelter in a few years. Tornados are getting rarer in eastern Kansas. (He says, with more storms coming tomorrow night....)

I'll take the tornadoes over the hurricanes any day. It's really rare for people to get seriously hurt by tornadoes, at least around here where basements are plentiful. If you do get hit, you can probably move to your in-town relatives' place or a nearby hotel until you get a new place. With a hurricane, it takes out your place, your relatives places, the hotels, your workplace, your bank, all the places to eat or buy food....

 

[Brian Boru]

I'll take the tornadoes over the hurricanes any day

I get your point. I've never had a basement tho, so different perspective

 

[WoodenSaucer]

Scariest night of my life was in Indianapolis in the 00s, 16 tornados touched down. Nothing near us, but we were glued to the news. Roofs damaged a couple of miles away.

I'll take a hurricane any day in preference, at least you can see the thing coming and happening—tornados just 'boom' out of nowhere and can change direction quickly anytime.

Were you living in Indy? I live in Indiana.

 

[Frindis]

TGIF guys! Wish you all a great weekend.

Throwing in for any ESO players here that you can get Ouroboros Crowns and different skins/pets by following the info on https://www.elderscrollsonline.com/en-us/news/post/62175 and watching a streamer for some hours until you can redeem the item. If you never watch streams you don't really need to watch them either, you can just click on one, mute them/put it on low resolution, and go about your business.

 

[Brian Boru]

Were you living in Indy?

Yep, went Hoosier for a while

Good time I picked too, there for the glory days of Peyton Manning and Reggie Miller.

 

[WoodenSaucer]

Yep, went Hoosier for a while

Good time I picked too, there for the glory days of Peyton Manning and Reggie Miller.

Those were the days, man! I was into the Colts big time back then. Not so much now. We got to go to a Colts game not last season, but the one before that. It's the only NFL game I've ever been to. But Lucas Oil Stadium was unbelievable. And we got to sit like 12 rows behind the Colts bench, which was crazy. It was a great game to go to, not because the subpar team did any good, but because they were honoring Dwight Freeney with an award, and Peyton and a lot of the old guys were there for it.

Hey, it's good to talk to someone else who was a Hoosier for a while. What part of the world are you living in now?

Oh, and speaking of the Hoosiers movie you linked to, part of that movie was filmed in my high school's town. They took a group of us kids over and dressed us up in old clothes to use us for part of the crowd at a game. I was a few feet away from Gene Hackman at one point.

 

[Frindis]

Speaking of Hoosier and basketball-like movies: I watched Hustle with Adam Sandler. Pretty good movie and Sandler keeps on giving in his more serious roles. I put some more info in @Brian Boru's Movie Recommendation thread.

 

[Zloth]

Good time I picked too, there for the glory days of Peyton Manning and Reggie Miller.

{grumble grumble} and beating Chiefs in playoffs {grumble grumble}

I remember one against the Colts the whole family watched, including my then-about-four-years-old niece. She elected to cheer for the "Quilts". Partially because of the horsey but mostly because she was A LITTLE STINKER!! We lost. Kinda bad. She was overjoyed (because: stinker). She'll be hearing that story played back to her for maaaany decades to come!

 

[Brian Boru]

I was into the Colts big time back then

I'm not an American Football fan—too little play time v watching time—but I can appreciate a good team and player in most sports. Colts were unlucky back then to be in the same conference as the superb Patriots & Brady.

Best game I saw was in Indy on November 4th 2007 when Patriots came to visit. Both were unbeaten, Patriots 8-0, Colts 7-0—I believe 15-0 is the highest unbeaten tally for 2 teams meeting?

Colts were Super Bowl champs at the time, and gained a 10 point lead early in the 4th quarter. But then Brady made 2 touchdown passes to win it. Great game, 2 great teams, 2 great QBs.

I stopped following them after the 2009 season when they refused to go for a grand slam season when 14-0 and only 2 regular season games remaining. That left a sour taste—someone wins a Super Bowl every year, but almost no team has done a regular season clean sweep.

 

[WoodenSaucer]

{grumble grumble} and beating Chiefs in playoffs {grumble grumble}

I remember one against the Colts the whole family watched, including my then-about-four-years-old niece. She elected to cheer for the "Quilts". Partially because of the horsey but mostly because she was A LITTLE STINKER!! We lost. Kinda bad. She was overjoyed (because: stinker). She'll be hearing that story played back to her for maaaany decades to come!

Being from Indiana, we're Colts fans. But my oldest son used to be like your niece. He became a Saints fan just to spite us. Haha.

 

[Brian Boru]

Saints fan just to spite us

Nah, it was to honor Manning heritage.