Play a game worthy of me.

Originally posted by metalhead980

I own both but to be totally honest with you I spent much more time with the 360 version than my PC version.

Yeah I know mods and harder gameplay yadda yadda yadda. For me I would rather relax on my sofa with a beer than sit all huddled over a PC screen for hours.

Much like Mass Effect for the 360 this game takes a massive amount of hours from your life and I would rather spend those hours on my sofa.

I dont care about player mods, I dont care about zooming out and a streamlined UI. I want comfort and honestly OP if you dont have a kick ass PC you will run DA like shit.

Who gives a shit about all those extra options if your game stutters like a retarded bitch?

this... minus the PC issues

I'm having to make myself like this game... it's dull

You watch a lot of cutscenes and follow a very linear path, slightly different storylines depending on your character and choices. It is still fun if you can get past that... I personally prefer a more open world.

Demigod

Caddy Shack

sensationalism at it's best... show me more poor crying children please.

This whole story makes me think of Twelve Monkeys... especially with the swine flue pandemic about to wipe humanity away.

How about this kid.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KuSihWz7LlQ

A lot of people have issues with the re-chargable battery packs holding charges or even charging for that matter... you may have to exchange it.

Originally posted by tvalentine

Originally posted by Laserwolf

Finally, I thought both the actor and character of Eli is the best part of the show. They obviously are using him to sort of represent the average Stargate fan. He is literally thrust into the middle of the Stargate Universe and kind of puts things in a whole new perspective. Those saying he is fat or comparing him with Hurley both here and on other forums are wrong. Yeah he's overweight, but not so much that it'll define his character or even be something people will consider as the show moves forward. Eli is the anchor of the show and personally I find it a little refreshing that this time it isn't so much military based(SG1) or Science based(Atlantis). 

 

i dont like eli not because he's fat, but because he's an idiot. He gets beamed up into a spaceship, goes to another world and is worried more about eating then helping work on some super futuristic technology. The only thing he took serious in the whole show was when that guy died and even that was stupid because nobody could figure out that sacrificing 1 person to save 50 others is necessary. He is a distraction and an annoyance imo, they could have picked a better "civilian" team member. Hopefully they change his character or something later in the series, otherwise its just gonna bother the hell out of me every time i see him.

I agree... I thought the whole "moral dilemma" of sacrificing 1 person for the entire group to survive took waaaay too much time and was blown out of proportion. I can see why Eli is a MIT dropout... he's a moron and only seems to do things half-assed.

The Mayan calendar is cyclical, it has no end... it simply restarts... besides how many modern calendars have you come across that are printed with dates 2000 years from now? Silly.

Originally posted by Teala

If you've never seen this girl dance - now you can.  Improvisional at its best.

Groovy Dancer #2  <<<<  clicky

everyone likes to see cuteness having fun... didn't see any "moves" in paticular that impressed me.

does this game play like Planetside with quests and crafting?

When EQ came out I found Theutus listed on a site describing Demons and demi-gods.

Theutus is described by the Renaissance magician Cornelius Agrippa as one of the order of demons known as the Vessels of Iniquity, also called the Vessels of Wrath: "these are the inventors of evil things and of all wicked arts, as in Plato, that devil Theutus" (Occult Philosophy, Book 3, Chapter 18). Agrippa's reference is to Plato's dialogue Phaedrus where the Egyptian god of magic and learning, Thoth, is described: "The story is that in the region of Naucratis in Egypt there dwelt one of the old gods of the country, the god to whom the bird called Ibis is sacred, his own name being Theuth. He it was that invented number and calculation, geometry and astronomy, not to speak of draughts and dice, and above all writing."

Theutus is a degenerate version of the great Egyptian god Thoth. Since Thoth was credited with teaching humanity numbers and their manipulation, he is naturally the god of gambling, which requires the use of numbers. Gaming for money with dice or cards was looked upon as an evil practice during the Middle Ages and Renaissance by the majority of the European population.

If we accept Agrippa's statement that Theutus is one of those demons who taught mankind "all wicked arts" he would seem to be one of the fallen angels, since in the Book of Enoch it is the fallen Watchers who instruct men in the arts and sciences of warfare, black magic, and adornment. Agrippa placed the Vessels of Iniquity in Binah, the third Sephirah on the Tree of the Kabbalah.

i use the 360 for Netflix and the consoles ability to network with my PC for streaming self made sound tracks in games etc..

lol ^