TheDeadComedian

@scarace360: What isn't a death trap then? Just the small collections of shacks?

I spawn in the middle of nowhere and end up sprinting for miles in the dark with no reward. When I do find some buildings there are zombies everywhere and I can't defend myself.

I'm still in the first act or whatever (I haven't done Tuchanka,) and I noticed something recently.

Every time I finish a sidequest, I get the exp gain, but often credits won't display, and even more often, war assets won't.

It marks these quests as completed, but I feel like they're not contributing to my meter in the war room.

I'm a level 21 monk, and I noticed I hadn't leveled up in quite awhile. I took a look at my experience bar and it says I have 60,980/0 exp.

What the fuck?

There's also no gold in the bar, it looks empty.

@Kombat: didn't work

I tracked trainers and now my quests stopped being tracked even though the quest log says they are. I feel dumb.

A friend recently got me a very generous Gamestop gift card with enough money to buy BF3. Since I was sick however, instead of purchasing it at a gamestop, I decided to use their Impulse service instead.

God knows why.

So I have two drives, a small SSD for my OS and a 2 TB hard drive. Impulse says it can't download BF3 because I need more space on my SSD. I tried changing the install directories to my main drive, but it says I can't move the temp folder to any other drive but the SSD.

$59.99 is a lot of money. Any ideas?

So Skjor is dead and I told everyone about it back in Whiterun. Now what? Nobody seems to be offering any quests.

@HandsomeDevil: But the Saint's Row guys revel in its idiocy. I agree that GTA is far and away better, but it still takes a great team to make something as fun as Saint's Row

@durden77 said:

@TheDeadComedian said:

@Grayvern said:

The death of one man is a tragedy. The death of millions is a statistic.

Oh fuck off. Go copy/paste your "profound" somewhere else. How many of those millions were as influential as Steve Jobs?

Ugh. What you just said is far more barbaric than anything his quote could've achieved. They were all human beings. Just like Jobs.

R.I.P. I hope you're in a better place Steve.

Of course I know they were all human beings that were loved by others and were important in their own ways. I just hate assholes like him that try to to impress in a situation where people should either give their condolences, contribute something noteworthy, or just shut the fuck up.

It's in really poor taste.