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| Call of Duty 4 Nazi Zombie Mode Tips and Tricks |
Wednesday, Apr 22 1:16 PM |
 My buddy Jeff was cool enough to put together some tips and tricks for dealing with Zombie mode in Call of Duty 4. I think Jeff actually plays CoD 4 on an XBox or PStation or one of them newfangled thingamajigs, but since these tips likely apply to the PC version as well, we won't hold that against him. Too much.
Jeff may update these tips or perhaps even contribute more articles in the future, assuming he can forgive me for being a lazy schmuck and taking a month to post this.
Make with the clicky and enjoy!
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| Forum Registration Issue Spotted and Shot To Death |
Thursday, Oct 2 10:38 PM |
 Not that anyone's using it, but I just noticed that people who registered for the forums recently were not receiving their temporary password, due to our host changing something with their mail configuration. I believe I've resolved it, and anyone who registered over the last few months or so, I've sent your passwords out to you. So get in there and get to postin', ya varmits.
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| Mass Effect Early Thoughts |
Tuesday, Sep 2 8:49 PM |
 Look, actual gaming content! Crazy!
If you play PC games, you may have noticed that about that about the only game worth a snuh that's been released lately (at least in the non casual/non independent/non obscure/non French category) would be Mass Effect. If you don't believe me, go check out the recent PC game rankings over on the aptly named GameRankings.com - you've got Mass Effect, the Sam & Max episodes, a game called Grid (a utility company sim? I'm not sure) and that's about it (unless you've got a sweet tooth for Nancy Drew). Pretty much a fait accompli (ooh, that's a big word) that I'd get to Mass Effect eventually. Finally did. Played it a bit (and by a bit, I mean less than an hour). Here's my initial thoughts.
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| Where the Hell is Matt? |
Friday, Jun 27 8:53 PM |
This is pretty great.
I'm not going to even tell you what it is. Just go watch it. It's good stuff.
Thanks to Mr. Bill for posting it up on his site.
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| Julia Nunes |
Wednesday, Jun 4 10:04 PM |
I've become rather fascinated by this girl. She's pretty much completely adorable, in a "you're talented and cool and funny and confident and I wish I had even half your charisma" kind of way.
Go take yourself a peek.
Thanks to the goddess known as Temerity-Jane for bringing Ms. Nunes to my attention.
Edit: If you need a lift, check out her cover of Build Me Up, Buttercup (click the All Videos link to see it). If that video doesn't bring a smile to your face, then something inside you is busted.
And holy snarple, she does a cover of Mr. Brightside.
It's official - I wanna adopt her.
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| Bill Harris Will Not Be Babysitting For Me Anytime Soon |
Tuesday, Jan 29 8:37 PM |
Many of you are probably familiar with Bill Harris and his Dubious Quality blog, and if you're not, you should be, because it's a damn fine blog that mixes his thoughts on gaming (lots of icky console stuff though) and family life and sports and...and I think there's been a lot of posts on there about monkeys sticking their finger in their butt, sniffing it, and then passing out. I'm not even kidding about that. It's an excellent blog, and Bill is a great guy.
Today Bill put up a post featuring a shot of some of his young son's favorite toys, with unexpected and hilarious results! See for yourself.
I can only assume that Bill lets his child play with the monkey in an effort to teach his son humility.
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| What's Going On In Me Brain, Part 1 |
Monday, Jan 7 9:02 PM |
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Gonna write a bit about some posts ideas that are rattling around this dank, musty cage I call me brain.
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| A Boy and His Bird |
Tuesday, Jan 1 11:09 PM |
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After much deliberation and gnashing of teeth, I finally decided to bite the bullet and spend the 5200 gold needed to obtain my epic flying mount. The fact that Lucy seemed on the verge of making the purchase herself and stealing the honor of being the first guildie with an epic birdy had nothing to do with my decision at all, no sir.
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| Fear and Loathing in Zul'Farrak |
Monday, Dec 17 1:10 PM |
With a guild as small as our (6 accounts, 39 characters, awww yeah!) there's some obvious issues. First off, unless we're willing to regularly do pugs (which in general, we're not), we just don't get to play in a group very often. Which leads to the second issue - we're not what you'd call polished in group play. Not that we're horrendous, but if you compare us to a guild who runs five-mans or instances several times a week...well, there's no comparison. 99% of our career WoW time has been solo or perhaps in pairs, which means that despite each of us playing the game hundreds or even thousands of hours, we still have plenty to learn about the various group roles and group dynamics as a whole.
The third thing, and the one that I'll be blabbering on about a bit, is due to our guild roster's low numbers, even when we have a full group of five, we sometimes have to make due with some rather whacky party configurations. Take last weekend in Zul'Farrak. The stars aligned and there were actually five of us ready and willing to play. Four of the five party members were just fine - a hunter, warlock, druid, and priest (me), all between levels 46 and 49. Perhaps a smidge high for that instance, but overall, pretty groovy. But our fifth guy was the fly in the ointment - a 56 hunter and 55 pet controlled by your beloved Jomama. He really had no right being there (and I'm not sure if he even wanted to be there), but seeing as how Joseph's next lower character was a noobish little 29 priest, and how J.D., the sixth member of our guild, was unavailable, either we go in with a hunter who's about seven levels too high, or we don't go in at all.
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