My thoughts are why would that even matter to you? It doesn't make the ending empty to me at all. Whats important are the characters and the relationship Booker and Elizabeth have developed through the game, what matters is that Booker remembers his daughter, got to know her, and with the "Inceptionesque" post-credits scene, is possibly given a chance to have the relationship with his daughter he never had. Thats what matters, and was on my mind. Not the sequel.
I've absolutely noticed this, and I agree its noticeable to the extent that it must be intentional. Its okay really, it only forced me into a tought spot a few times, and if anything I rather enjoyed being forced to try to play better to avoid death
You know I've never been a giant Halo guy, never really enjoyed the multiplayer. I absolutely loved all the Gears multiplayer play, and I did enjoy Modern Warfare 1 and 2 online for a while. I thought Halo 3's online play was boring and slow, and generally whoever got shot first had lost. I liked Reach much better, it introduced new things that made it more dynamic and you could turn the tide a little more. But this is the best one, I think they struck a great balance between the life Reach injected into multiplayer whilst pleasing people that hated armour abilities and stuff by balancing them quite well etc. If I die I only ever feel it was because I wasn't good enough or careful enough, and when I'm winning its because I'm good. I haven't liked playing online multiplayer as much since Gears 1.
She's a great actress. She was perfect in Garden State and Closer. Though my Dad met her in India, and my uncle instructed her workout session in Sydney, and they both say she was a really unpleasent diva-type
Single. 2010 was a very strange year for me. A girl with a boyfriend, a girl who was engaged and a girl who (thought she was?) a lesbian all became my friends, unexpectedly hooked up with me, had horrible confused feelings about me and what they wanted, and then told me they thought that they were just using me in the end. After that, another girl from university asked me if I would go out with her if she broke up with her boyfriend, seeing as I had learnt my lesson from those previous three people and wasn't naive anymore, I said no. The self-proclaimed lesbian is still my good friend and I have very strong feelings about her.
I'm thinking about buying a ticket to Spain and seeing what happens.
Never. lol is just a polite way of saying, "Yes you were trying to be funny, I understand." When I actually find something funny I type "Haha." Which is always accompanied by a smile or a grin or a chuckle. When I actually lose it a little I type, "Hahaha." Notice the subtle, but oh so important extra 'ha.'
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