That's sad.

I loved Guest House Paradiso.

Quote from kars19 :

Here in Latvia we also got some stupid rules, some of the most retarded - no roll cage

Well, a roll cage is actally a safety hazard on public roads, both for others and the driver and passangers ofbthey don't wear a helmet. So that regulation males sense.

Quote from jibber :

(Good) PS4 titles:

- Wolfenstein
- Tomb Raider
- Rayman Legends
- Infamous
- Killzone
- Battlefield 4 (never been a fan)
- Watch Dogs

You would rate Watch Dogs the highest from that list?

Yes, because:
I dislike infamous
wolfenstein, tomb raider and battlefield are better to be played on pc
killzone was good, but not as good as part 3
and i haven't played rayman.

Also note the "right now". The games library is quite limited, so it's easy to be the best of the bunch

At least on PS4, it's fun.

It might not be GTA V, but still, i think it's mroe enjoyable than the whole of the Assassins Creed games, while not reaching Far Cry 3's excellency.

Speaking of other UBI titles, it does kind of feel like a bastard child between AC, Splinter Cell and Far Cry 3, with a dash of Ghost Recon sprinkled on top.

So conclusively, while it has issues like wonky physics, some stupid control decisions (no jumping, no blind firing), it's still the best game to play on PS4 right now.

It's awesome

The last content patch wich was to feature the VW Scirocco was first announced to be released around christmas 2008. Since then, there's been only very little progress concerning released versions.

Also, whiele considerably pretty, it's both unoriginal and not very fun, combined with being one of the bad kinds of f2p titles, where you pay money for better equipment, instead of vanity items.

Yeah. Also, Ds2 seems easy because the skills you gained playing DS1 carry over quite well.

A great game.

Yes.

Quote from Boris Lozac :

There was a picture of this that i can't find, but this..

- I'm proud to be black, said a black man.
- I'm proud to be asian, said an asian man
- I'm proud to be white, said a racist

I think that would be proper to rephrase it as:

- I'm proud to be black, said a stupid man.
- I'm proud to be asian, said a stupid man.
- I'm proud to be white, said a stupid man.

Saying you're proud of your skin colour is like saying you're proud to have five fingers on every hand. It's just like nationality and, at least in most cases, religion, an attribute solely gained by chance, depending on where and to whom you were born.
Pride, on the other hand, is a feeling that you feel for having achieved something.

So conclusively, while I do think that people should feel good about themselves, taking pride in such stupid things they had no control over is - you guessed it - stupid!

And concernign the episode: was fun to watch, didn't catch the racist remark due to not being a native speaker. But I do think that as long as casual racism is still a thing (not only in TV shows, but in everyday conversations of ordinary peole), racism will be a problem. So I do think the show would've been better without that pun.

Nope

A hint: An actor who played James Bond is in it.

Quote from Shotglass :

uh? random chance is the entire way evolution works

Yupp, second that. Somehow, people arguing against evolution tend to antropomorphize the concept and think that it, or nature, has some sort of goal that it's trying to achieve.

But there isn't a goal for evolution, and it's not an "active" process. It's not like there's some sort of entity (which, by definition would have to be a god) that says: "Well those finches need smaller beaks for survival, so let's iterate on them so they'll be better at surviving".
It's the other way round, it's a passive process! A Finch develops a smaller beak by random chance due to DNA mutation, an only then, it turns out he now has an advantage over the other bigger beaked finches. Thus, he can reproduce more often, which, in turn causes more smaller beaked finches to be born, and might even change the behaviour of it's fellow finches into looking for smaller beakes when chosing a partner.

Collateral?

As I'm fairly sure I'm right, here's my entry as I am about to leave for university for today and won't be able to screenshot a movie till tomorrow. I can answer in here though.

Turned out to be harder to guess than anticipated.

Last edited by ColeusRattus, Mon 10 Mar 2014, 08:27.

Now I know many in here are not too fond of competitive MP games unless they're of the racing kind, but here's what I tend to play quite regularly recently:
War of the Vikings.

Here's a longish video of me playing the newest version (after a hiatus of a few weeks caused by Intruder...)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v ... RwRM&feature=youtu.be

Hm... even though I do like Top Gear as a comedy show, the public byciclist announcement was quite a lengthy bore...

Git me this: http://superbossgames.com/intruder/

After reading that: http://www.rockpapershotgun.co ... /02/14/hands-on-intruder/

It's still in quite early developement, but nontheless it's awesomely fun and silly and thrilling at the same time.
Go get it, it's only 10 bucks.

here's me trying to play
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KGwW1UWJbjI

Nuclear power is not only problematic when something bad happens. Yeah, it's relatively cheap and clean emmission wise, but it produces spent nuclear fuel which, due to it's quite long half-life is very problematic to store.

I once saw a documentary about one of those "final storages", inside an old salt mine. And the information designers there were quite unironically pondering the question how to communicate the dangers to potential far future finders/archeologists.

Another small video by me:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v ... lU_c&feature=youtu.be

What I wonder is why other religions are not brought up more often in this thread. I suppose many of them have their own scritpure or narration concerning the creation of earth.

The main problem with Christianity (and most, if not all other religions) is their dogmatic nature. They're all basically saying: "We know the only absolute truth, and everyone else is wrong and damned for it, lest they change their ways". Now, as there are many forms of religion and beliefs out there, you don't need to be very smart to figure out that not all of them can actually be true, especially as most tend to contradict each other. So, in my humble opinion, thinking that all the others are mumbo jumbo, while the one you're subscribed to is the true one, is both arrogant and delusional. Chances are that your "faith-club" is the very same mumbo jumbo...

To quote Stephen Roberts:
“I contend that we are both atheists. I just believe in one fewer god than you do. When you understand why you dismiss all the other possible gods, you will understand why I dismiss yours.”

Just found a nice site to both drive my point home and rattle some cages in here:
http://godisimaginary.com/index.htm

Last edited by ColeusRattus, Tue 11 Feb 2014, 07:54.

Phillip Seymore Hoffmann isn't the only oscar winning actor to have passed last week:

Rest in Peace, Maximilian Schell

allright. haven't sunk much time into it, and I think in the 5-6 matched I played, I only encountered 3 vehicles.

I too can recommend ArmA, allthough part 3 is better in every aspect, from gameplay to optimisation. The only downside is that instead of contemporary weapons, thay have a slight Sci-Fi scenario, about 20 years in the future. Still very realistic.

I can also recommend Insurgency.
If you're more fon of WW2, the Red Orchestra 2 is worth a look.

If you like more "arcade" kind of FPS games, there's
Far Cry 3
Planetside 2 (F2P MP shooter, with vehicles, but not as abundant as inthe BF series)

Yeah, I too noticed that the AI is actually worse in GT6, as it's rubberbanding a lot. Even after major screwups, it's not too hard to catch up if the race has more than one lap to go, even when you're 100 PPs under the limit of the race.

title says "Hand of a gynaecologist after 30 years on the job"