Christ Centered Gamer

Kipling, eh?

The Jungle book=love.

That's why....


What's your current PC specs?

2.2 GHZ dual core, 250 HDD, nVidia Geforce 6150 SE (integrated), 1 gig ram, and running XP.

Eesh. You easily outclass every computer in my house man.

In other words, you can probably run STALKER.

What are you going to do with this new information?

Chozon1 wrote:Tolkien...because every self-proclaimed lover of fantasy has to say that.

And also Kathy Tyers, Bryan Davis, Tim Downs, and James Byron Huggins. Mix in some Rudyard Kipling for spice, and a little Charlotte Bront for the finishing touch.

Though the last two are specific works in particular, and mayhaps should not be listed.

<3 Tolkien.

I honestly don't think I know the other names on your list... what books/genres do they write in?

Orodrist wrote:Eesh. You easily outclass every computer in my house man.

In other words, you can probably run STALKER.

What are you going to do with this new information?

Perhaps. The card doesn't always work as good as you'd think it would...it has trouble running Halo. XD

But...I may dig up a demo or sommat...Or go find my copy of C&C Generals and BFME.

Nix wrote:<3 Tolkien.

I honestly don't think I know the other names on your list... what books/genres do they write in?

Kathy Tyers typically writes Space Fantasy, and wrote the Firebird trilogy, which are some of my favorite books ever. XD Bryan Davis writes children/teen stuff that I still love, specifically the Dragons in our Midst and Oracles of fire series. Though his new book is good too. Tim Downs writes...a lourd of different stuff. O_o But he's most known for his Bug Man series, written about a Forensic Anthropologist. James Byron Huggins writes crazy stuff, but always manages to make it freaking epic...It's weird.

idk man, I'm running it on crappy Intel integrated graphics just fine, so long as I keep water detail and shadows down.

Also, there's no STALKER demo, but... http://clanbase.ggl.com/news.php?nid=311993

According to Deep, it's a bit barren, and it's considerably different than that retail version, but it's free.


NCIS?

Oro you rock. If anyone ever doubts or challenges that, put me down as a reference. If you don't want references, put me down as "forceful negotiator".

NCIS is my favorite crime related show, and easily top five. I see Psych as more a comedy...NCIS: LA is closer to CSI than I like, but it has Chris O'Donnell.

Edit: That was weird. It took me a bit to get it running (firewall janked me up) and when I finally did, there was no audio and everything was in Russian. XD I wandered around a bit and found some ammo and med kits before this wandering dude attacked me...he looked human, so either crazy or a zombie...I dunno...then I found some more stuff and about 12 dog things swarmed me, then this military dude mouthed something and when I moved closer, started to shoot me.

Admittedly, he could have been ssaying something to the effect of "STAY BACK. I WARN YOU" but still...I installed a patch that got the audio working fine, but bricked the rest of the game into an unplayable mess.

Hey, it runs though. XD

Like it said, it's kinda an alpha version XD And it's supposed to be in Russian FYI. Most of the NPC's in the final version speak only Russian.

So...I take in in the last NCIS episode you saw Gibbs give Vance the Zero Tolerance 0302 to stab the guy with?

How about... horror books?

Favorite song to play on guitar?

Orodrist wrote:Like it said, it's kinda an alpha version XD And it's supposed to be in Russian FYI. Most of the NPC's in the final version speak only Russian.

So...I take in in the last NCIS episode you saw Gibbs give Vance the Zero Tolerance 0302 to stab the guy with?

Hmm...but even the text was in Russian when I talked to the shop owner guy.

No...I missed last weeks episnowed, for some reason. XD Though now I regret it...come to think of it, I missed yesterdays too...We were watching the new A Christmas Carol...which is not as good as the Muppet's version.

Nix wrote:How about... horror books?

Notsomuch. Old school ones, sure, but not the new stuff. Old stuff scares me...new stuff paints me in blood.

Pheonix wrote:Favorite song to play on guitar?

Free Bird. But it's so darn easy now. >_>

Actually, I dunno. I don't really have one...But I do enjoy "I Wanna Rock" by Twisted Sister. O_o Rhythm is easy, solo is easy enough once you get muscle memory.

Why do I wait to write papers until the last possible minute?

How about... best day of the year, what is yours?