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Wait, you guys completely turn it off? I just have it sleep after a while which takes hardly any power as far as I know. Turning it off always seemed the same as unplugging your TV so it doesn't leech power, yeah it saves power but not enough to be worth it. A few extra bucks a month is worth the hours that I would loose.

I remember having some good times with this game around release. That spy phone thing made me feel so cool.

Thanks for the heads up. I always hate it when I miss these kinds of things.

Anything for Dave

Metal Arms: Glitch in the System is great if you want something older. It's on xbox originals or whatever they call it on XBL.

Public enemy zero. It's a buck and actually good.

I would definitely get new eyes and some sort of brain implant that would let me access the internet and play games using only thoughts. I really don't see how a bionic arm would help me in my daily life but I would have no moral issue with it. I wouldn't want anything that directly influenced my thought processes though, just information being presented visually or through sound.

I almost always realize I'm dreaming but I never think it's that important at the time. I can never fly or anything like that and if I try too much I wake up. I'm still stuck in whatever situation my sub-conscious throws me in. The most I can do is go back a few seconds and redo something or just wake up.

I'd just take all my money back and buy a bunch of stock and hide it somewhere I've never looked. I get the stocks when I return and I don't risk creating a paradox. Besides, my only regret is not studying enough but a few years of being rich in community college won't kill me.

I got a couple of my friends together for a few nights of D&D 4e. Wasn't the most smooth game as I still somewhat shaky on the rules and there were only two of them on a 4+ campaign. I'm pretty sure I ended up giving them all double damage and halved all the damage they took. Regardless it was still pretty fun but I think the ideal way to play is with an experienced DM and large group of newer players.