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Completely Unrelated / Re: Offending people is illegal in Tennessee

« on: 2011-06-20 19:46:01 »

Well perhaps you should check even further



these guys look straight out of prison, or in-fact IN prison (picture above)  ... yarLson you do realize that if we were attacked that these cowards would be the very first people to beg for military aid? Often these complainers you will find that they abuse our system the most! I have no doubt in my mind that these people claim tax exempt on all purchases made by them. I also have no doubt they use there "donations" for a good cause.

I would love to see the look on there face when the "system" they so truly despise abandons them. No doubt they would grovel just before doing a 180 and changing their beliefs. I can imagine North Korea entering that "gathering of minds" and them throwing there followers to the wolves to escape. Then send for "aid" from our brainwashed soldiers

P.S: I am bitter today  forgive me.

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Completely Unrelated / Re: Offending people is illegal in Tennessee

« on: 2011-06-20 19:11:51 »

I refuse to visit a site with someone who looks like this...



He looks like one of those 80's backround thugs who get hit one time and get knocked out  . Not someone who is going to free my mind. I know looks aren't everything, but if you are so enlightened mayhaps you should take a trip to Macy's for a bit of shopping? Also, his website needs work. Perhaps he should free his mind on sum CSS classes

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Completely Unrelated / Re: Offending people is illegal in Tennessee

« on: 2011-06-20 18:43:24 »

whatever, enjoy being owned if you wish, I myself would rather die. Your insult is of little injury.

I do not wish to insult you yarLson 

If the "banks" are as powerful as you make the sound. There would be no use in "resisting" them would there? unless you have no land your own currency and even your own country for that matter...you are indeed "giving in" to them .

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Completely Unrelated / Re: Offending people is illegal in Tennessee

« on: 2011-06-20 18:32:25 »

Boy this conversation is getting weirder by the post! Of course banks own us we all knew that We are talking about who has the better "system" I simply pointed out that we just don't know yet that the system the good o' US of A works :/. Sure we have it great right  at this very moment. But time has not been kind to us...

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Completely Unrelated / Re: Hardest games you've ever played?

« on: 2011-06-20 18:05:51 »

None of them were too hard. What we really need is a difficulty option, that way the crap gamers (no offence) can't whine

Anybody that thinks getting the entire sphere grid, plus maxed out stats, PLUS a specific skill set, all just to beat one monster is "not hard" is crazy. Us "crap" gamers are picky. I was just trying to point out it was one of the harder FF games

Plus there lightning thing was out of control frustrating I don't recall having any issue on any FF game like this...

EDIT: I was also not commenting on the "hardest game ever" I was merely commenting on "my take on the Final Fantasy Series". You seem to think 10 was easy, I seem to think it was one of the harder Final Fantasy games, who is right? it's all subjective. But to call me a crap gamer cause I disagree with you is a bit much. But I know the rules of Qhimm, disagree with seifer and get labeled. A poor way to make a point on his part. But this is how it is now and shall always be .

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Completely Unrelated / Re: Hardest games you've ever played?

« on: 2011-06-19 21:27:47 »

X wasn't "way too hard", it was a welcome change with those sidequests from the piss easy ones we usually get with FF games.

Are you kidding me!?  Chocobo Catcher Race, The Butterfly Hunts and dodging 200 Lightning Strikes in a row!? Not to mention the challenge events, with bosses (Nemesis)exceeding over 10 MILLION HP!!!??? With the ability to heal!? In fact just a quick search results in a billions angry fans fustrated and convinced that this cannot be done.

I doubt any new person to the Final Fantasy series would consider this game easy...or "not hard".

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Completely Unrelated / Re: Hardest games you've ever played?

« on: 2011-06-19 16:56:50 »

My take on the order of how hard the Final Fantasy games are. As I have just played most of them for the first time....

IX) Hardest game of them all! There was points in the game where I would emerge from a cave not knowing there was an alternative exit, I would be met with the hardest enemy's ever. This was made even worse, by the fact that you must spend allot of time scraping for scraps the whole game so that you may participate in a few auctions . Not counting the randomly overly hard bosses, one boss I would kick his butt, the very next boss fight I'd get walked all over.

VIII) This one is kinda cheating (My second playthrough ever) as it has been awhile I immediately fell into the newbie trap. What is the newbie trap you ask? Well simple...I must have level grinded squall (alone) for days! It's what I do in an RPG I sit there, pick up my PSP and battle a few hundred times. I avoid walkthroughs like the plague, and I had somehow forgotten a vital piece of info concerning FF8. Never level UP EVER!!!
Needless to say I was getting my a** handed to me by the nearest chatterpiller . I am not going to go into the convoluted menu system...or ridiculiously meesed up junction system. But, I can understand how many ways a person can "break" the system, or make it be the easiest game in the world if you know what you are doing. But not from a newbie perspective...

X) I dislike X. But the "challenge" missions are waaay to hard. Even with maxed out stats .

VII) A decently hard game, especially when going up against the weapons :/ I agree from a newbie standpoint the game is quite difficult.

I) The only thing that makes this game hard is that stupid cave where you are trying to get the crown. Other then that, the random encounter rate forces you to become a demigod fairly quickly.

II) Suffers from "elder scrolls" style level up. The more you do, the more you gain. Pretty easy to break the system even for a beginner :/.

V) Kinda hard till ya get to the end. Fighting the three "red dots" a few times breaks the combat system.

IV) Nothing notable, cept' when you get to the moon; Gets kinda hard then.

III) Worst game ever made (DS Version). Only hard in the aspect of being a very ugly game.

VI) Interesting title....The over abundance of miscellaneous characters, combined with sum jacked up moves makes this game very very easy. The ridiculous encounter system ensures that your favorite character is in-fact christ reborn. I'm not going to even go into the sheer number of weapons and ability's each character has. But I will try and list a few. Not that you would need them (Think of bringing the full Arsenal of the Russian Empire to a watergun fight) I'm talking about...

crossbows, swords, fists, shape shifting, summoning, mechs, claws, kitanna's, axe's, shurikens, lances, dogs, beasts, rods, maces, boomarangs, clubs, cards, brush's, scrolls, +much much more :/

It's like your a walking item shop for the entire Final Fantasy Series Anyone that thinks this game is "hard" is on the crack pipe.

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Solved Problems / Re: A 3rd time. Issue with Fraps recording of FF7

« on: 2011-06-17 21:11:50 »

Did you try vsync off by any chance? If it records at a higher speed you can always edit the video. Or changing your refresh rate to lock at 30hrz might help

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Completely Unrelated / Re: Offending people is illegal in Tennessee

« on: 2011-06-17 20:30:39 »

I can tell you now that your laws and safeguards are definitely better than in Britain...

I wasn't saying that the Britain was better...I was just stating that Europe has been around allot longer then US. So it is hard to say who has the working system yet. I know if we keep at this pace we will not last at #1.

That's a very pessimistic take on American history.

Labels

You seem to forget that the US went from being an agricultural backwater to being by far the most powerful nation on Earth.
And the US had its most rapid growth in the decades after slavery was abolished.

Doesn't mean it didn't help solidify our position. A little bit more closer look at our history shows that we had a pretty great start! It is unfair to directly compare them, we betrayed the indians (and used them), we betrayed England (and used them), took all their money and resources, and used them for our own gain.

Yes we had allot of growth, still hit a depression shortly after slavery though :/. Even with the free help and all the queens money, and the child laborers, we still had a hard time remaining stable for half of our existence. In-Fact China is predicted to surpass us very soon...

Like I said I'm not debating if Europe system is better I just don't think we have the best we have not been stable long enough to even proves that it works. History only proves that we are the best right now, but that will soon change. My other point boiled down to practice what you preach, and the US doesn't do that.

I love the US! I just wish we didn't own soo much moneys it doesn't look like we will ever pay anyone back.

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Completely Unrelated / Re: Offending people is illegal in Tennessee

« on: 2011-06-17 16:30:07 »

Ahem! You know that we were talking about his county in BFE, not his country, right?

Had to look up the term BFE =/. But you are correct Tennessee doesn't count.

He wouldn't dare. Obama knows that I'd bust a move on his ass.

Well that is true...you do have moves. But I heard thought the grapevine that Obama personally caught Osama you have been warned.

You don't know how lucky you are. For all the failings of the American system

I do know how lucky I am! I never stated that I would like to live in Europe. Though Europe has been around allot longer the the US, and you probably don't get to turn on the news everyday hearing about what country we have an issue with this day.

In short my point was we pretend something we are not, yes you have different laws but I don't think them any more or less efficient then our own system. In fact there is no proof that our system even works :/ I was tellin' Covarr earlier that we have only been around for 200+ years. Most of that time we spent in a deficient, depression, recession, civil war, ad internal disputes... It's hard for me to believe that the system we got over here works when the only time we were doing ok was when we had slavery :/.

Not that I encourage slavery...Just making an observation, kinda hard to not make money when you got free help.

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Team Avalanche / Re: A few questions about the overhaul

« on: 2011-06-12 20:14:51 »

Is the field model a custom model or simply the original model rendered in high res? Because I noticed that characters have mouths when they shouldn't have one (seeing Jessie making that "Oh!" face all the time is very weird). I tried playing PSX version in emulator, the models are rendered just about the same size and they don't have mouths (I have never actually seen vanilla PC version, so maybe I'm just misinformed)

PC model's differ from that of there PSX counterpart. PC version have mouths and other features.

How does the custom Diamond Weapon model look like? I tried to search for it on the internet, but just can't seem to find it

[Click Here]

How does the custom avatars (from Nero or something like that) look like?

[Click Here] <---I'm pretty sure those are the ones.

Hope this help's friend. I hope you enjoy FF7 and all it has to offer. :

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Completely Unrelated / Re: Offending people is illegal in Tennessee

« on: 2011-06-12 19:11:39 »

It sounds like your county is run by complete f*ckwits.

Will I go to prison for calling them that?

Careful Kudi we have been known to "cross the pond" to peacefully enforce our beliefs onto others .

On that same note, jeff is a little confused...yes you may send a "commoner" to prison if you like. But please try to pull that same trick on a high ranking official...or any official for that matter, or a person with lots o' moneys I can guarantee the outcome will be vastly different then the outcome of a regular individual.

See us here in America claim that we are all equal, but like every other country we are not. You think if Justin Bieber was in town, and you made a complaint, would he go to jail? No. YOU would most likely go to jail! Why? Cause your a regular person complaining about a special person therefore you must be wrong.

Now the really cool thing about being in the "High" class of American IE (all celebs and politicians) is it's like chess! You now have rights over that of even people who don't live in your country! Proof: If O' Bama logged into Qhimm got into a fight with Kudi, Kudi would then have serious problems in his own country! They would kick his door in moments after (or during) the argument.

Moral of the story? is yes you can make a complaint without proof...but weary who you complain about or to .

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Solved Problems / Re: Some troubles of a NB

« on: 2011-06-11 21:48:43 »

Just put them anywhere and tell the driver to look for them :/ Unless you are tlking about the battle models themselves then just unpack and repack using Aali's lgp tools You can run them unpacked but you take a performance hit.

You do know how to configure the driver correct?

Also double posting is frowned upon on forums please if you can find the time and edit you post till someone responds. I do hope you'll enjoy If you have any questions please feel free to ask.

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Completely Unrelated / Re: It's time for the retard of the year award!

« on: 2011-06-11 21:40:14 »

Amazing this guy hasn't seen many lawsuits! Or any for that matter...proof that if you ain't got money to take, they aren't interested

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Completely Unrelated / Re: this guy...

« on: 2011-06-11 21:33:25 »

My 4chan sense is tingleing...and I don't think it's coming from Kudi -_-

*Cough* Jenova's Witness *Cough*

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Q-Gears / Re: Q-Gears v0.19

« on: 2011-06-10 21:45:43 »

Progress! Even though I do not know much, I still love to see this project move along. ^_^

I've noticed the documentation is being updated pretty regularly! I do like to read them often, thanks for all you've contributed Akari (and others).

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Scripting and Reverse Engineering / Re: Xenogears model extract

« on: 2011-06-10 18:42:36 »

Thank you soo much 001eg! I shall try this as soon as I get home ^_^

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Completely Unrelated / Re: Topic of phrases that come up when you are drunk

« on: 2011-06-04 23:36:57 »

In terms of commonplace erudition each local individual, internalizing abstraction, should not neglect the criteria of utopian subjectivity!

I'm not native english so that sentence just blows my mind; and i find myself quite keen at english.

I am ashamed to admit I Wikipedia most of these words! Then I had a couple of drinks and viola! Made perfect non-sense Pertaining to the topic...

 I am often intoxicated, the "phrases" that usually follow can not be understood by humans

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Scripting and Reverse Engineering / Re: Xenogears model extract

« on: 2011-05-28 18:28:04 »

As I said before...Models are no good right now (from what I understand) is governed by a "simple" scripting system... You really need to know what you are doing. That is the reason I keep pestering Wilhelm and Micky, though I suppose Akari, Cyberman may be able to help. But from what I understand these are very busy people.

FYI, This is an FF7 forum (mainly) try not to be like me pester these nice folk's too much I am very patient help will come in due time.

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Completely Unrelated / Re: Dead or Alive is child porn in Sweden

« on: 2011-05-23 16:28:12 »

First they start banning any manga/hentai, relating to incest, rape and schoolgirls and now they're classifying this as child porn? Looks like there'll soon be no place for people like me in this world.

Or just move to the good o' U.S and become a politician or a police man! They give you some "free passes" to let you go nuts! You could even shoot someone in the face and have them (the victim) apologize for getting in the way of your shot *cough* Cheney *cough* 
Quote from victim:
"My family and I are deeply sorry for all that vice president Cheney has had to go through this past week."

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Completely Unrelated / Re: What A Plank.

« on: 2011-05-21 03:40:54 »

Christ has returned! *Pun intended*

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Completely Unrelated / Re: More bad news for Square-Enix

« on: 2011-05-16 21:34:37 »

http://www.escapistmagazine.com/videos/view/extra-credits/3201-Graphics-vs-Aesthetics

I'll leave this in here. What do you guys think?

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Completely Unrelated / Re: More bad news for Square-Enix

« on: 2011-05-14 05:01:39 »

See that's where I have questions! xero rimes with Xeno is it obvious that a Xenogears fan infiltrated Square. I wish we could put our heads together and figure out who has done this deplorable act!

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Completely Unrelated / Re: More bad news for Square-Enix

« on: 2011-05-13 22:44:27 »

Quit Hackin' Square Timu!

Oh Geez Square is falling on tough times....

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Completely Unrelated / More bad news for Square-Enix

« on: 2011-05-12 16:45:06 »

Geez, its going from "Really bad" to "Worse" Square is reporting a negative 226% change in there outlook for 2010. After already two years of record breaking losses!


http://www.square-enix.com/eng/news/pdf/110512.pdf


Excerpt:


Due to the recording of extraordinary losses, forecasted net income (loss) is revised for fiscal year.
Under a rapidly changing operating environment and more prudent estimates of future cash flows, the
Company plans to write down goodwill (approximately ¥8.8 billion). Further, as a result of introducing a
tightened selection standard regarding title lineup to strengthen the revenue base of the Company’s
digital entertainment segment, project development cancellation and related losses (approximately
¥4.5 billion) are expected.
Additionally, damage and losses during closures at, and restoration of, amusement facilities resulting
from the Tohoku Pacific Ocean Earthquakes and Tsunami caused an extraordinary “loss on disaster”
(approximately ¥0.6 billion).
The above factors as well as losses on retirement of noncurrent assets (approximately ¥0.6 billion),
losses on adjustment for changes of accounting standard for asset retirement obligations
(approximately ¥0.5 billion) and other losses are expected to result in total extraordinary losses of
approximately ¥16.0 billion during the fiscal year ended March 31, 2011.




Any thoughts guys? Square can't possibly take much more of a beating :/