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GenMarshall
High Elven ISB Capt & Ghost Agent
Not if one is trying to get the "Short Controlled Bursts": Complete a mission with no friendly fire incidents.Don't be ridiculous.
Any fire between us certainly wouldn't be 'friendly'
Not if one is trying to get the "Short Controlled Bursts": Complete a mission with no friendly fire incidents.
It's not that hard. You can be lazy and use the tesla coil thing, or you can just run out first like me and be careful.
GenMarshall
High Elven ISB Capt & Ghost Agent
No game is complete without an Excessive Steam SyndromeFor a pathetically simple game(Alien Swarm) That is a lot of fun! Espeically running from the nuke
BirraImperial
Pura Vida!
My SteamId is pabvr81. I have Alien Swarm, LFD2, Crysis, and I will be buying Civ V soon.
Racsoviale
Smoke me a kipper!
Im on steam now and ready for some Alien Swarm goodness
Me and a steam friend beat the normal campaign just as two players - it's a good, tense challenge and took several hours. The hard campaign would probably be a similar challenge for three players, but is quite doable with four without too much effort (although I wouldn't say hard was "easy" with four players, as things can go wrong...).
My steam: http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198020031888
My steam: http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198020031888
civverguy
Emperor
I like the free games too. Nvidia was giving out free keys to Just Cause 2 on facebook, but I don't have dx10.
My steam: http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561197998698460/home
I'm gonna play TF2 again after a long absence.
My steam: http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561197998698460/home
I'm gonna play TF2 again after a long absence.
Maniacal
the green Napoleon
I have returned to The Island after wandering the middle east for 7 weeks, but sadly am currently limited to wireless and my laptop 
So... yeah. I'd really like to get a game of L4D going soon/when I can though.
So... yeah. I'd really like to get a game of L4D going soon/when I can though.
Thank God we have our own crapware-threads-buster member back.
So are you a changed man now? A man of the world? Did you change your perspective on life while drinking something disgusting and sitting on a dirt floor in a hot clay house dressed in some kind of robe?
So are you a changed man now? A man of the world? Did you change your perspective on life while drinking something disgusting and sitting on a dirt floor in a hot clay house dressed in some kind of robe?
Maniacal
the green Napoleon
Well I spent half an hour writing a very small light summary of a few paragraphs but accidentally hit the the power button instead of mute on my laptop.
I appreciate my western lifestyle a bit more, I really liked Jordan. The people are genuinely friendly there. Israel is trying to be something it isn't and couldn't support without hundreds of billions of dollars of funding (a western nation in the middle east), but Masada and the Old City of Jerusalem were amazing, the dead sea is pretty cool too. In Egypt, Dahab on the Sinai is incredibly relaxing, the people were more friendly than in the rest of Egypt, and the snorkeling at the Blue Hole is mind-blowing. The dozens of temples, tombs and museums are absolutely magnificently amazingly mind-blowing, but hard to enjoy sometimes with modern Egypt tugging at your sleeve. We did NOT like the majority of modern Egypt, especially having to haggle for almost everything, constantly dealing with people trying to rip us off, hassling us to buy their stupid crap or take a ride in their taxi/horse carriage/camel (I never ended up riding a camel, they lost me as a customer because they were irritating douchebags). And Cairo is a filthy polluted dump.
All in all, it was amazing, and I really really enjoyed the first 4 weeks which was the archaeological dig in Jordan and now have a new hobby. Which I need to figure out how to fund because archeology doesn't pay the bills. I never wore a robe (though a couple of my friends bought a galabiya in Egypt for the hell of it), but I did drink some of the best tea ever numerous times with Bedouin in Jordan. I could go on about my trip for a couple of days, but I'm tired and hungry and I can't find out where the hell the bloody cereal is in the house and I'm lazy, so feel free to shoot me a PM or ask on steam.
I appreciate my western lifestyle a bit more, I really liked Jordan. The people are genuinely friendly there. Israel is trying to be something it isn't and couldn't support without hundreds of billions of dollars of funding (a western nation in the middle east), but Masada and the Old City of Jerusalem were amazing, the dead sea is pretty cool too. In Egypt, Dahab on the Sinai is incredibly relaxing, the people were more friendly than in the rest of Egypt, and the snorkeling at the Blue Hole is mind-blowing. The dozens of temples, tombs and museums are absolutely magnificently amazingly mind-blowing, but hard to enjoy sometimes with modern Egypt tugging at your sleeve. We did NOT like the majority of modern Egypt, especially having to haggle for almost everything, constantly dealing with people trying to rip us off, hassling us to buy their stupid crap or take a ride in their taxi/horse carriage/camel (I never ended up riding a camel, they lost me as a customer because they were irritating douchebags). And Cairo is a filthy polluted dump.
All in all, it was amazing, and I really really enjoyed the first 4 weeks which was the archaeological dig in Jordan and now have a new hobby. Which I need to figure out how to fund because archeology doesn't pay the bills. I never wore a robe (though a couple of my friends bought a galabiya in Egypt for the hell of it), but I did drink some of the best tea ever numerous times with Bedouin in Jordan. I could go on about my trip for a couple of days, but I'm tired and hungry and I can't find out where the hell the bloody cereal is in the house and I'm lazy, so feel free to shoot me a PM or ask on steam.
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