JonSmith

@cmpLtNOOb said:

@JonSmith said:

Chips don't need condiments, you nasty people.

I can't tell if you are making a joke or you don't know, but fries are known as chips in the U.K.

Making a joke. Playing on the fact that in the United States, 'chips' tend to be more along the lines of cheetos, doritos, etc. Which generally do not need condiments, because they bring they're own substantial flavor.

Depends on the kind of fries. I'll eat ketchup with fries from same places. Others, I'll only dip them in mustard. From most Fast Food joints, like McDonald's, or Hardees, I'll not eat with condiments. Arby's fries, I'll eat with ketchup. Home made fries, mustard. Etc.

Chips don't need condiments, you nasty people.

Before the demo, my opinion was 'meh'.

Now, it's 'This could be kinda cool.'

So there's that.

"Don't mind me, I'm just breaking the rules of life, death, and time. Figured I'd get them all out of the way in one go. 'k, bye."

@Giantstalker said:

Chess hasn't changed much in like a thousand years, and it's a well-loved and cherished game. Call of Duty stays the similar for five years running, and people are going nuts. Sad to see.

Maybe it's because I haven't purchased a chessboard in a LONG time, but they aren't generally around sixty dollars. And chess is a game of strategy. Call of Duty, in my experience, was more "I SAW YOU BEFORE YOU SAW ME AND NOW YOU'RE DEAD HA!" More luck based than skill.

Granted, that may be my experience because I too find Call of Duty monotonous, and thus only tried it to discover what the fuss is about, coming away unimpressed.

That depends. If you eat a corpse, are you a cannibal?

I managed to get past it less by looking at the bars for the game, and more by looking at the guys on the screen, basing where to move the sticks according to how far apart Connor had pushed them. A lot easier. For me, anyway.

I was wondering why it's been so windy down here in South Carolina! Mind you, not hurricane levels by any means, but more windy than usual.

Am not! YOU'RE a baby!

@Phatmac: The pistols in the game usually reload in a few seconds, rather than minutes. The muskets, however, once shot, are used pretty much exclusively as hand to hand weapons, then reloaded once combat is over in another few seconds.