winsord

I'll throw my name in the hat for Serious Sam: Random Encounter.

http://steamcommunity.com/id/Winsord

Also, this is really cool of you. Admittedly a bit surprised I surpassed the 100 post requirement, but sure enough.

I'll throw my name in the hat for Deus Ex Human Revolution.

Gentlemen, let the games begin!

@Skald: They do...

Locked means locked out from access to Xbox Live. You're still able to play games offline on the account.

-"Aperture Science" in Portal. "Earn gold medals on all Portal challenges", with 179 completions. (worth 40 points)

-"The Long Road Ahead" in Guitar Hero III. "Complete all difficulties in Career, buy everything from the shop and complete 100 online matches", with 127 completions. (worth 100 points)

-"Level 60" in Test Drive Unlimited 2. "Reach level 60", with 21 completions. (worth 100 points)

-"Unstoppable Drift!" in Juiced 2. "50,000,000 point drift!", with 6 completions. (worth 150 points)

Unstoppable Drift is basically maintaining a drift for about 40-45 minutes, and around 125-150 laps.

The pacing between the Modern Warfare games and Black Ops are pretty different. I found myself getting destroyed when Black Ops first came out, as I was rushing like I would in MW2. Black Ops seems to reward a slower play-style; obviously the game is still very fast and twitch-based, but it does play slower than the Modern Warfare games. The differentiation in K/D could likely be as a result of the pacing; if you're playing it more safely and taking your time, then you'll probably do better in Black Ops. The other thing is that because of rushing working so well in the Modern Warfare games, it's really easy to get killed from the sides or behind, with the enemies running everywhere and anywhere.

I realize I should probably start taking pictures of the actual vinyl work I have, and not just cars at random.

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Unable to change passwords for the time being, which I guess makes sense as the infiltrators could pull a fast one. Ugh, these intrusions happening more and more frequently is really quite bothersome, and pretty freaky when it happens to a service that you've got personal details or financial details attached to. I really hope this wasn't a poor security issue on Valve's side... or do I? If they had strong security and people still got in, that's bad, but having a weak defense and people getting in is also bad; no winning here.