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:lol:

thanks for the gun, awsome stuff :)

You have quite the imagination!

if and when you are up to the challenge

Could you draw a big gun that fires bazookas that simultaneously fires a dragon that poops atomic bombs?

I'd sig it for a month.

Better to be safe than have human rights...

uhm :?

The differences in sigma 2 are not that amazing after playing the 360 version, the graphics are slightly better, but that depends, in the village where you go over the bridge, and the bloody rain leve. the graphics were slightly worse.

The extra missions with the 3 girls are extremely linear, a refreshing touch maybee, but totally forgetable and had a "tacked on" feel

the extra weapon is...something i used to try, once, and never again. Infinate arrows for the bow is ok i guess, but took most of the challenge away when fighting certain bosses.

Weapon placements are changed in sigma 2, a couple of annoying things like the medusas in the water were taken out, and key cards/keys to open doors etc have been removed, the dificulty is also toned down a bit.

Lag and framerate issues are present in both versions, the loading times to switch weapons in sigma 2 were noticably worse, and as much as people complain about the epic lag fested fight on the stairs, honestly, fighting slowmo on the 360 version was EPIC, and instead of 10-20 guys on screen at a time, they reduced it to 5 on sigma 2.

The multiplayer didn't feel right, it would be what it intended to be if lag wasn't present, lag spike > insta death > :evil:

Obviously the biggest difference is the feeling you get when slicing someone up, limbs flying off and blood everywhere, bodies all over the ground and not disapearing a few seconds later, its just too good, and ultimately the biggest reason why i recomend the 360 version over the ps3 version.

[QUOTE="OBLOK"]

[QUOTE="Wasdie"]

So what your saying is take all from the rich and powerful and somehow successfully redistribute the wealth across the globe so everybody is equal?

Wow I've seen the light. It's so simple. We just need a revolution...

:roll:

comp_atkins

Worst forms of child labour affects an estimated 126 million** children around the world in work that is harmful to their health and welfare.

http://www.antislavery.org/english/slavery_today/what_is_modern_slavery.aspxhttp://www.antislavery.org/english/slavery_today/what_is_modern_slavery.aspx

[QUOTE="OBLOK"]

There are waay to many greedy mother ******* running this planet, things gotta change radically, its not about wealth, what about resources, food, basic necessities? for example, there are more slaves in this time in history than ever before.

Wasdie

Cite your sources after you lay down some bold claims like that...

If you want to help, start giving all of your own money. Don't touch mine. I earned mine through hard work, I'm not giving it up because you guys feel that everybody should be equal.

I refuse to spend $50,000 of my own money to put myself through college so I can be better educated and be able to hold higher jobs with much more responsibility than the guy flipping burgers and thus get paid more only for all of my money to be "redistributed" people who don't bother putting themselves through college or attempting to educate themselves.

You say there are those not fortunate to get educations? Then we will try to get them some education. That usually requires both money and a large military and ends up causing more harm than good. We've tried giving the people of Afghanistan and Iraq education and freedom and see how that turns. You can't just ask them politely with politics and you can't just bomb the crap out of them. Unless you have a better solution, I don't think it is worth the time or the effort of the 1st world countries to try to bring these things to people who clearly don't want it (and openly disapprove with IEDs and 7.62mm bullets).

You wanna start getting food and water to Africa? Help charity funds, volunteer YOUR time not MY money. Also have fun getting shot at by the warlords, they just love to hoard any supplies we do send down there for their own.

Is there a point to your claim "You say there are those not fortunate to get educations? Then we will try to get them some education. That usually requires both money and a large military and ends up causing more harm than good" That kind of backwards thinking is whats so messed up with the world. :roll:

[QUOTE="spliff_man"][QUOTE="Wasdie"]

What exactly would you change with your glorious revolution? Other than millions of needless deaths, misery to the masses, a complete stop of all global trading, and probably the death of society was we know it, what would you possibly bring by a revolution?

Wasdie

So what your saying is take all from the rich and powerful and somehow successfully redistribute the wealth across the globe so everybody is equal?

Wow I've seen the light. It's so simple. We just need a revolution...

:roll:

Israeli's just acting like Nazi's, nothing new.