tsolless

" @tsolless said:

" You need to eat more.You can lift weights as much as you want, but if the calories aren't there to put on the muscle, then they aren't there. Eat more and more often. The weight has to come from somewhere, your body can't defy the second law of thermodynamics. EXCERCISE DOES NOT ADD WEIGHT. EATING ADDS WEIGHT.What excercise does is actively remove weight by burning calories/fat. It also builds muscle. However, it never never never adds weight. It is impossible. "

Muscle weighs more than fat, so yes it does add weight.  "

You need to eat more.

You can lift weights as much as you want, but if the calories aren't there to put on the muscle, then they aren't there. Eat more and more often. The weight has to come from somewhere, your body can't defy the second law of thermodynamics.

EXCERCISE DOES NOT ADD WEIGHT. EATING ADDS WEIGHT.

What excercise does is actively remove weight by burning calories/fat. It also builds muscle. However, it never never never adds weight. It is impossible.

" I'm pretty sure they did trademark it? I could be wrong, but you may have to pay them royalties as well. "

To be honest, it does seem that total content has gone down since the subscription introduction.

What happened on this issue? The issue being that the phrase "on like Donkey Kong" was being copyrighted by Nintendo, so that one could not say the phrase without having to pay royalties, there were a few GB videos of them being coy about this.
 
I was watching the most recent Modern Family episode and one of the characters said it, "It's on like Donkey Kong", in reference to them going to a gay bar, homophobes need not apply. So, did they pay a royalty for this, or did Nintendo give this up, or?

" @Quacktastic said:

" @Icemael said:

" Yeah, Killzone 2 and 3 are basically Gears in first person. Except inferior, for a number of reasons (no blindfire, no active reload, can't move in cover while reloading, boring level design et cetera). "

I don't think that would ever work in KZ.  In gears enemies are a lot tougher and more bullet spongey so you need advantages like blindfire and AR to keep it from stagnating.  In a CoD-y type game where a quick burst kills a guy blindfire would probably be game breaking.  And is Gears really known for good level design?  I played through them but I only remember the mansion in 1, and the worm in 2.  And all that juice.  And hating the car segments.  And hating carrying that box on co-op. "

So make the enemies tougher.

 @Gizmo: No he seems pretty dead kind watched him eat it...and then a doctor call his time of death....got a feeling he is ya pretty dead. "

" I have no network issues now, but the map never changes for me. I'm stuck on the Market map and I've made sure my map selection is set to ANY. If anyone has any advice on this, I would be grateful. I can only play on the same map for so long. "

So, is anyone playing with the Move or the Sharpshooter?
 
I got the Sharpshooter yesterday and haven't had too much time to use it, but it is pretty fun. It was difficult getting used to the controls, but it feels pretty good. It is somewhat awkward holding it sitting down but not really  uncomfortable. Good accuracy though I'm not sure how much the game itself is helping you with that. Tons of customization for the sensitivity for it as well through Killzone so that is nice and I will have to play around with it. 
 
Overall, I say it will probably end up being worth the $100 I spent on everything (I got things on sale and with discounts, probably more likely to be $150 at regular prices). Anyone else using this?

Gameplay over story/design. It allows for a more cinematic view.