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In a cheap, open-all-hours cafe on the outskirts of Moscow, a youngish man sits in front of a battered laptop, searching the vacancy listings of the local area. Looking down at his watery coffee, he decided he wouldn't have any more. While not having a fine taste for it, he knew that this coffee was certainly not worth what it had cost. Shifting to get his position, he knocks his backpack onto its side, and a series of lound metallic crashes can be heard from inside, as well as something small and fluffy being visible. Hurriedly, he pushes everything back in.
After about half an hour of straining himself to pay attention to the screen, he glanced at the copy of the newspaper on the table and found an advertisement that looked like it had been written in in pen.
"Rooms open in apartment block, best competitive rates around, nice surroundings.", And under that was a list of directions from the city centre.

The man closed his laptop and placed in in the satchel around his waist, hoisted the backpack over his shoulders and left the cafe, newspaper in hand.
He left the coffee.

I was thinking of joining in on this, but what's the rule on introducing characters? Is it locked and I'm too late?
Even if I am, what kind of break in pace should I wait to so I'm not sticking in my self-indulgent introduction in the middle of some dialogue stuff. All of these questions and more worrying about how much I could possibly mess this up.
In my experience, incompetence is far worse than maliciousness.

It is specifically it's face, regardless of whether it's a picture or live. Of course, with a picture you live longer. Probably.
Oddly enough, there is one report where it went on a rampage after it was captured on a picture, where it consisted of an entire four pixel square. That probably makes the face was probably less than one pixel large, and yet it still reacted as expected.

Quote from: NW_Kohaku on May 28, 2012, 10:17:16 am

Quote from: alexandertnt on May 28, 2012, 07:19:25 am

How, exactly, is buying a game and enjoying it strictly related? 

As I said, the overwhelming majority of those players don't play Skyrim past 10-20 hours or gameplay.  Meanwhile, there are people still playing Morrowind today with mods that add whole new regions into the game and overhaul the ruleset.  Which of those two do you think got disposable pulp entertainment, and which really got a game they enjoyed?

[Citation needed]
For what is worth, I though Skyrim is brilliant and I'm eagerly awaiting for the PC release of the DLC. Everyone I know that have played the game enjoyed it immensely for hundreds of hours. I'm sure there are people who only played it for a few hours, but I doubt is a significant minority, let alone and overwhelming majority. But in any case, how is the amount of hours a game was played related to the "enjoyment" these people got?

This article says you are wrong.

He actually was talking about console gamers. If that makes a difference.

...is it just me or have we gotten so far distracted by that bird's HOT ABSS that we failed to notice the human sacrifice going on.
What with the slab table and the knives and the big deathpit.

I dunno, by the looks of it COULD be a duck or similar, but the sharp hooked beak looks to indicate a bird of prey, although I'm no bird expert so I don't know what. And as far as I know, waterfowl are the only birds with anything that could be described as phallic.
On the other hand, LOOK AT THAT SLEEK BODY.

So I got the demo, how do I controls for going prone and stuff? I just keep getting shot and dying.

Nice work! I have to admire the patience and effort required to do something this big.
Have you though about making a mech civ and generally make jokes about how old they are?