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The answer to the original riddle is “Sure, can I have your phone to make a demonstration. Great. I’ll sell the phone and pen back as a package deal for $100.”
This choice is a real cold shoulder to the true sub zero hero.
The stereotype is that instead of addressing bad morale, companies will buy the cheapest possible pizza for employees.
Yes, but the water on the right keeps it balanced.
Is joke. This has been a fun time, and the pizzas were indeed quite good.
The allegories are coming out of the walls man.
I’ll put it there so I don’t have to argue that the crowd isn’t full of people stuck on layovers.
You know what, if the Circle is owned by the airport then you’ve got me in regards to it being owned by the airport. However the terminals are across the street, the Circle is open to simply walk into from the street.
To get to the Circle from the airport terminals you must take your bags and can not reenter. Nobody in the photo stuck on a layover is here unless they are willing to leave the airport and go through security again.
There were locals because as soon as the game ended, they dispersed down the street and also I took the picture while being invited by locals to watch.
If it’s right across the street, why are there signs pointing to the different terminals in the building
I don’t know what you think you’re seeing, but the airport is on the other side of the street.
Now I’m kinda glad it’s mostly just a bunch of travelers waiting at an airport that would otherwise miss the game
It isn’t a bunch of people inside an airport, it’s across the street from the airport. These are locals watching.
It is across the street from the airport.
They like sharing spots.
The console and PC versions of Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter are entirely different games, and personally I think the console version is more fun. It emulatable.
Tim Cain is a creative guy. I would rather he spend his time developing new things rather than revisiting old.
I personally want a Fallout 1 remaster/remake, but I don’t see what value is added by Tim Cain being part of it. He already gave his input, somebody else can riff on it. (You know, hypothetically, since God Howard has declared his holy rays will never illuminate a remaster).
Counterpoint: “War has changed.”
Yeah.
I found the first one was hampered by so many forced racing and card games as bottlenecks to progressing. Those would have been fine as optional side activities, but making them so mandatory really killed the pacing when it came to doing some shooting.
The bosses were super underwhelming. You had one giant boss where you were trapped in a small building and shooting up at him. Very uninteresting. The final sequence of the game felt like there was going to be a boss. Narratively the enemy headquarters are built up as being heavily defended, the bad guys are built up to be doing crazy genetic engineering, and the game gives you a last minute BFG. Then you get inside and it’s a bunch of reskinned low level enemies. Felt like the devs ran out of time or something.
In the shooting, the game did give tons of gadgets and options, though I rarely found myself using most of them.
I wish the sequel had built on the promises of the first game, but it basically turned into a linear shooter that cribbed the aesthetic from Borderlands.