SkreeHunter

One time at school I used shutter glasses to see a 3D graphics on a computer. The shutters would time up with the refresh rate on the screen so one eye only sees one imagine at a time. The monitor ran at 120hz so each eye would see 60hz. A little low for a CRT but you'd get used to it. I'm not sure how it's done otherwise. I imagine it gets a clearer picture than if two views are always displayed at once except the glasses are expensive and you have to be looking at the screen directly for them to work. I'm not bothered by this since 3D is definetly worth it.

Oh you REALLLLLLY burned me with that one.

Regardless of the other douche comments, he's definetly the biggest douche in the industry.

I like how the power armor looks in Fallout 3 but it's supposed to be a POWERED exoskeleton. It always raises your strength too. None of these designs look like they're anything more than plate armor. Maybe the undersuit is some kind of muscle suit?

Go to Fallout 3 Nexus

1. Christianity
2. Judaism,
3. Islam,
4. Buddhism,
5. Hinduism,
6. Shinto,

Umm...

7. Zoroastrianism (If no one has heard of it, it's a Persian religion formed somewhere between lingustically 1200 BC and likely historically 600 BC. I'd go with about 600 BC. Supposedly got ripped off by Judaism, though I've studied both extensively, read both holy books, but I can't find more than very superficial similarities. Sihks, I beleive are Zoro's that moved to India so I'm not counting them)
8... Scientology doesn't count. Animism is too broad of a label to count. I'm only going by still existing religions so Egypt and Greece/Rome's don't count. I'm going with Baha'is. It's kind of a conglomerate of the world's religions'.
9 and 10 require me to look some up. Oh okay, Jainism is #9
I can't count Confucism as a religion since from what I know about it, it seems more like Kong Fuzi in his life was more of a philosopher than a stereotypical "religious figure" that all the other ones had.
10. I'm going to have to pick Taoism since that's the last major one I can find or have heard of.

I have to agree with Spartacus on this. I'm no expert on the subject but Muslims in Indonesia can be very different than the ones we all know in the Middle East since they view a lot of the cultural aspects of the Middle Easterners as unnesscary as purely cultural and have nothing to do with being Muslims.

With Hellgate: London, I always felt as killing demons was a good thing to do. I'm not sure, I haven't played the game though and probablly neither have they.

Then, as a Christian, I always felt that the Fallout games were quite uh, positive... games to play since you could make moral choices in the midst of immoral ones, and in the first two at least, you never HAD to kill anyone.

"The new character models and textures used in this Source Engine-powered mod urge us to give them money."

Not like any of you were going to in the first place!

ZING!

Their music was good before 2003. As much as I hate the word, somehow they managed to sellout after they were already famous!