The Blackangel

When Adolf incited the terrorist attack on January 6th, Facebook suspended his account. Now they are considering a permanent ban. What is the fucking debate about? Would it have been up for consideration on whether or not to permanently ban Osama bin Laden on September 12th? Anyway, what are your thoughts?

They featured them on an episode of Man vs Food. They were coated in sauce that was made with the hottest capsaicin from the hottest peppers available all the way up to the ghost pepper. Personally, something I like is Habanero chips with ghost pepper salsa. Or cut out the middle man and just give me a bunch if raw jalapeños and habaneros.

There's a part in RDR2 where you're ambushed in a barn. And the guy gets you pinned down, and kills you. You can't get out of it, so if he takes you down right you have to wait to die and then retry it again in the hopes that you stay on your feet the next time. I fought this fucker for over an hour a few night ago because the god damn game wouldn't fucking let me get out of his bullshit. If you've ever wanted to see a psycho bitch looking at Chernobyl level nuclear in the rearview mirror, then you should have been here. But you would literally have been afraid for your safety. My girl was and she knows I would never lay a hand on her.

The only game I play with voice acting is RDR2, and none of the actors in it have done any TV acting that I'm aware of. I've watched interviews with them on YouTube, and none of them have any TV/movie credits. Or so they said.

Until I see it mentioned here, I always completely forget that eSports is even a thing.

I used to be loyal Nintendo only. Now I play the big 3. I rarely touch my Xbox, as I still don't like Xbox, but I'm on my Nintendo's and Playstation's a lot. I've never been a big fan of PC gaming, and the only one I ever play on my PC is Hatred. Other than that, I don't play shit on it.

Considering that I love FF8, I would say it's good in some games, and a blow to others. It all depends on the game itself.

There are so many to name. But a few real quick were (as much as I love them) early Zelda games. They just kinda stopped after you fought Ganon. Or Shadow Link in Zelda II. Also Contra was a letdown the way it ended. But the worst of all was Goblin Sword. I have it on my Switch, and it has no ending. Literally. It has areas that you clear and that's it. No final boss. No major show. Just nothing. It has to be the biggest anti-ended game in history. There are games that aren't supposed to have an ending like Tetris. I get that. But you would think that this one would. Nope. It just stops.

Wholly original, unexpected, way out of left field games. Look at the wide variety of styles, designs, and plots that were available on the NES. Some games were so insane a mentally challenged monkey couldn't have come up with it. But they were successful. Devs need to get out of the sequel mindset, and take a fucking chance once in a while.

That's a difference between us. I've always seen things in black and white with no gray area. It's one extreme or the other. There is no middle ground with me. It doesn't matter the subject.

As long as I was silent and unseen, they didn't care.

I used to think that games that weren't purely medieval style games were pointless, as gaming was supposed to be a means of escape. Now, however, the majority of my games aren't medieval in any way. Granted a lot still are, but most are anything but. Even 10 years ago that was pretty much my thinking, with a rare exception.

I would have to know what the average pay, and what they're making across the entire spectrum is before I could say. I mean if the average for a game actor is $100 per hour, and the actors at a particular studio are making $75 per hour, then they are getting underpaid. However if they're making $200 per hour, then I want their job, as they're making twice the going rate. At one point Kaley Cuoco was being paid one million per episode of The Big Bang Theory. That is a gross overpayment. But apparently she's cute(?!) so she was able to negotiate it. None of the other actors made even close to that.

I go out of my way to not harm a rat in every game I play that has them in it. Even if it costs me health or a valuable item that I will never have the chance of getting again. I would rather not harm even a digital rat at my own expense than they take the harm to save me. For me causing a rat harm, in game or IRL, is unacceptable and inexcusable. It will never happen intentionally. And the punishment to myself if I do accidentally, is severe.

Online only. That is the number one deal breaker for me. Strictly first person only would be in second place, depending on the game. For example I love Hexen, and it's a first person game. For those unfamiliar with it, make Doom a medieval game and you have Hexen. But for games like RDR2 and Skyrim, if they were first person only, I never would have gotten into RDR2, and would have never given Skyrim so many (failed) chances to draw me in. The biggest thing that turned me off from Skyrim is the controls. no matter how I change them they are just clunky and unusable for me.

It all boils down to individual view. It's a political thing, but not government political. What is good to one person may be bad to the person standing beside them. I believe in vigilante justice. There are people here who will argue that that is absolutely wrong and not the way to go about things. There are people here who are Christian. I think that is wrong and absolutely not the way to live your life. We all have different views, and there is no absolute "good" or "evil". The only absolute rule in this subject, is that you can't have one without the other.

Yeah but with games like Lion King, Aladdin, and Little Mermaid there is no real answer to "What the hell am I supposed to be doing?"

This sounds like one of those games that was designed to NOT be beaten. I already have some of those, and they set me off to a point that I get physically sick. So for now, I'm thinking that it sounds like I should avoid this game. For at least my physical health if for no other reason.

Disney games are just annoying. I never could get what the actual "mission" or intent was in any of them.

1.) Disturbed 2.) Linkin Park 3.) Breaking Benjamin 4.) Six Feet Under 5.) Arch Enemy 6.) Device 7.) Twiztid 8.) DevilDriver 9.) Hate Breed 10.) Dimmu Borgir 11.) Rammstein 12.) Static-X 13.) Warrant

I just google it. I type in the song title and artist. That's all that is needed.

I ordered a bundle on the RDR2 website, and it came today. The bundle included RDR2 Ultimate Edition, a steel book, dynamite shaped candle, T-shirt, and the main reason I wanted it was an RDR2 Zippo. I already have the Ultimate Edition and steel book, so this is an extra. The T-shirt I got a small, because they didn't have any shirt designs in my size. So I got the design I liked the best in a small so I can tack it up on my wall. I'm happy it finally came. I ordered it somewhere around a week ago I think, so the shipping is lightning fast, all things considered. here's a couple pics.

I'm a teacher. I'm going to be teaching classes on writing. I was accepted today through a site that is a portal for people to find teachers for all different kinds of things. I just have to finish setting up my instructor profile and class outline. When that's done, I'll set a schedule, and get going. And yes, this is a paid position, so I'll be making extra money doing it. I think it will be fun. We'll see though. It's an online thing, so no one will be face to face.

1) Rats 2) Dogs 3) Solitude