Duck and Cover

Hrm...I think this is actually kind of good news. LET ME SPEAK BEFORE THE FLAMES! Now most of agree that this plot in essence, though maybe not in execution, is a mish-mash of previous BIS games (memory lapse - PST, jail break out - BG2, chased by whatever - NWN not BIS but close :? ). Now most of u...

lollerskates.

I would have to say Gizmo, from the ones I've seen so far. Unfortunately, I have just started playing FO for the first time and just greased Gizmo yesterday.

STFU

Lol, that game was tough....those stalkers mobbed me!

Ah. I guessed futurezone.tv.nfo. Close.

What, for making a shitty game, lying to the only fan base he could count on (who he screwed), and indirectly killing off what could've been the rejeuvenator for IPLY?

Jeez, IPLY, lay off the guy.

Yes, apologize to me. I misunderstood what port leaks via Outlook meant and interpreted it as my post. You insult merely shattered my already fragile self-esteem, and I plan to sit at home crying and eating bon-bons for the next 2 months. BTW, what's the password? I guessed but I can't crack this sh...

lol, I knew it.

What they did is they the exploited an...exploit in, yep, you guessed it, MICROSOFT'S e-mail system and leached little bits of all the stuff going across the e-mail system at Valve and assembled the source code that way.

Clever, but fucking ANNOYING for those who wanted it in 2003.

Interplay can go suck a fat one. Please stop reviewing F3 and BUY IT already! No, then send it over to a publisher that DOESN'T SUCK.

With HL2, the problem was that when the source code was taken, since the game will also be released on Steam, the Steam code for HL2 was taken. And since you can pay for HL2 on-line with CREDIT CARDS someone with the source code could find holes in the system and steal credit card numbers. So Valve ...