Eedo Baba

sorry for spamming this thread with huge images, but here's an image I made to show off the Mexican Pyro items.

I haven't played it, but I get the feeling the people who liked it are looking at it from the perspective of the 90s, while people that disliked it are seeing how derivative it is of modern games, while bringing with it many outdated qualities.

Eariler today I got a headshot on a moving target with the Huntsman from at least 150 feet away. No replays on the server though.

Some recent custom weapons I've made: and a hat. All of them were designed as a "Mexican Pyro" pack by Sharc, on the polycount boards.

So it's just over? I thought a message was going to go out or something with details? All I knew was July 3rd. No one said which server or what time.

So when are we doing this? Last time I checked it was today.

I got a free subscription to GameInformer a long time ago. It didn't seem to have anything more than free news sites like IGN, and the sites are a constant source, not weekly or monthly.

It is often just intention sensationalist reporting, but sometimes they seem to be honestly oblivious of any games other than Call of Duty and Grand Theft Auto. It's kind of like judging motion pictures based on the Transformers films.

Made a blunderbuss pistol for tf2 contribute.

Solid Snake, he's just a complicated badass who, throughout the series, is slowly losing his place in the world, until in the final game, he actually becomes a threat himself.

I haven't had trouble getting in. It's been a little laggy though.

Finished up with that mask, submitted it to the TF2 contribution site.

Working on a set of custom models for the Medic, with a "Witch Doctor" theme. Say what you will about hats, they're a fun way to practice game art. I'll be making custom weapons as well, and maybe a skirt made of reeds.

This thread just reminds me of Animaniacs.

I'll join in. I haven't played that much TF2, but it should be a lot of fun as a coordinated group.

You're in the barrel... I can't believe he said that.

They're actually quite popular, but Anamanaguchi's music is very unconventional.

That happens every time I go back to Gran Turismo. I'm never prepared for the realism of the car physics, after playing games like Need for Speed.

I hate it that you get a long loading screen after you die, even if it's loading the exact same place you just were. How does that make sense?! Did the computer just forget?!

Just got a used copy of Just Cause 2. The story is laughable, but I get the feeling it's supposed to be. The fun part is the enormous world that you get to play with. Before I quit the game, I hijacked a plane and flew to like 20,000 feet, the jumped out and skydived for like a minute and a half.

Cheering on a sports team is kind of like cheering on the number 3 in a dice roll that affects nothing. Then getting angry and tipping over cars when it rolls 5. I think people often forget that sports affects absolutely nothing in the real world. It's a game.

Voice clips that repeat excessively. Like if you're fighting a boss and every 5 seconds they say one of 3 voice clips. You're ready to tear off your ears by the time you're done with the fight. There are some games that have avoided this problem. Like the Uncharted games, voice clips rarely repeat, and if you die in a section, the scripted voice clips won't always play again if you heard them completely the first time. Red Dead Redemption takes this a step further, and actually plays different voices every time you die.

Title of the thread just makes me think of this:

I hope you're kidding, cause there's no secret shape in this. It's an illusion of physical depth.