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[Angel Of Death]

I imagine you all as your avatar, people who I've seen before and now remind me of your account or yourself, if I've seen a picture.

You know what made me happy today? Cataclysm.

[tomas1297]

I imagine you all as your avatar, people who I've seen before and now remind me of your account or yourself, if I've seen a picture.

I still expect to see a picture of you with metal hair. Black metal makeup and spikes optional.

[RedKing]

AoD's avatar makes me think of Uncle Fester from the Addams' Family.

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[Darvi]

HOLYSHITWEHAVEMEATBALLSINTHEFRIDGEWHYDIDNOBODYTELLMEABOUTTHEMOMNOMNOMNOM

[Bauglir]

Refried beans with cheese are the best breakfast. I am so happy I learned how to make these. Also, they're so cheap.

[kaijyuu]

Refried beans with cheese are the best breakfast. I am so happy I learned how to make these. Also, they're so cheap.

Get some taco shells and make burritos.

[jc6036]

I saw some SC2 stuff a bit back, and I have to ask. How does the star craft series stack up to the supreme commander series? I play sup commander 2 almost exclusivly to all other RTS games.

[warhammer651]

Best. SC. Fail. Ever.

[Reelyanoob]

Starcraft 1/Brood Wars is pretty limited in unit numbers etc (can only control 12 units per group), but has pretty good production values. Haven't played SC2.

I've played Supreme Commander (Forged Alliance) and Total Annihilation on the other side.

Supreme Commander 1 has it all over Starcraft 1 in complexity and scale, Starcraft 1 at least is good for a quick game. Has a good single player campaign.

[Aklyon]

Best. SC. Fail. Ever.

Watch Ep.10 of Season 2. Even better.

[jc6036]

Ive seen videos of star craft 2, and it looks like it has a very smooth feel to it. I always thought that supreme commander ran smoothly too, and it has a 250 unit cap on most maps. It has a decent campaign as well. I may be biased, as huge planet shattering battles as sorta my thing

[Itnetlolor]

Best. SC. Fail. Ever.

Holy crap. Best/Worst timing ever; I agree.

I gotta get back to RTS playing again; though unfortunately, my skills are better suited for Age of Emipres 2. I can recall a few games against my sisters that what was initially a good strategy on their part, but just crumbled before my foresight of their actions. One such tactic I applied was placing a castle-camp right in her blind spot just outside my city walls, and right next to her outpost/raid camp. It was JUST out of sight enough, that it became a full-fledged outpost pumping out elephants like no tomorrow, as well as a good share of catapults and trebuchets and horses. Her poor walls and cannon towers never stood a chance. Just as well, I flanked her entire city in here minutes.

And even when she took over my city (when I allowed her to), it was barren as ever, and I ambushed her from my outposts, and wiped out the rest of her military in one fell swoop. It was probably one of the best games we played, because she was doing well in the beginning. Had she noticed I had a spare villager or 2 building a castle outside the city walls, she could've taken me down. Especially since I ran my resources to the ground by then, and was running low on resources/gold to make more elephants. I was practically relying on the market to get my resources in order, since she had outposts covering every other resource pile in the map.

[jc6036]

Any body else have any thoughts on star craft vs supreme commander? By the way, playing a campaign mission in sup commander 2 is what made me happy today.

[Reelyanoob]

I gotta get back to RTS playing again; though unfortunately, my skills are better suited for Age of Emipres 2.

^ Get Star wars: Galactic Battlegrounds It's AOE2 meets Star Wars (Literally. Uses the exact same engine)

[Itnetlolor]

Managed to avoid a bunch of unecessary extra work fixing a busted doorknob. It was so bad off, the only option to fix it was to take the door off it's hinges (the primary mechanism was completely unresponsive to any amount of turning, and it also locked itself into the locked position). However, I managed to notice a wider gap in the door and managed to jimmy the door open (and not damage the door frame or the door itself), and replace the doorknob in a quarter of the time and pretty much solo. As a bonus, the door can more reliably close as well (since I re-offset it again), and not require a precision closing (or multiple closing/slammings) to get it to closed. The best thing, the main doorway now works again, and now everyone no longer needs to use the sliding doors to go in and out of the bottom floor. We can use the front door as it was intended again (It was like this for at least a couple days; really inconvenient). For some reason, it felt like the lockpicking thing in the Fallout 3 games, with at least a hard lockpick rating (75 skill or higher).

EDIT:
Holy crap, my timing is good. A really nasty storm just came in from out of the blue.