Hello, I'm jeffers, and I'm not very good at these. Can you tell?
So...me. I'm mainly a Halo fan, but after playing durandal on XBLA (and loving it) I decided to try the first game and the sequal. So here I am.
What do you write in an introduction, anyway?
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thomaslivingston
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Welcome to ye olde pfhorums.
I see that you're a brit. There's not many of us round here, me and Sn!per David are Scottish and there's an English guy called Southern but that's about it.
I see that you're a brit. There's not many of us round here, me and Sn!per David are Scottish and there's an English guy called Southern but that's about it.
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welcome, im swe
What are you, if not seven different shades of stupid?
I TOLD YOU HE WAS PURPLE, THERMOPLYAE!
Thanks for the welcome...and that weird nationality talk.
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Shadowbreaker
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Well I'm australian... does that countTommy-TBone wrote:Welcome to ye olde pfhorums.
I see that you're a brit. There's not many of us round here, me and Sn!per David are Scottish and there's an English guy called Southern but that's about it.
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?To quote the great Dr. House:Shadowbreaker wrote:Well I'm australian... does that count
"You have the Queen on your money. You're British."
Interestingly enough, Hugh Laurie is also British. He does the American accent amazingly well, though.
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LegacyTyphoon
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Don't you hate Australia? I remember you posting all these threads about how you didn't like Australia. Not to say that it makes you any less Australian...but it just came to mind and thats how my mind works.Shadowbreaker wrote:Well I'm australian... does that count
Oh, and welcome to the forums jeffers.
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The Pf'hak - Read it.
Science technology jargon physics.
Science technology jargon physics.
If you were Shadowbreaker, would you hate yourself?Grayswandir wrote:Don't you hate Australia? I remember you posting all these threads about how you didn't like Australia. Not to say that it makes you any less Australian...but it just came to mind and thats how my mind works.
Wait, you liked M2XBLA? Have you no soul?
That besides, you'll find A1 a lot better, and it's open source, so we can really do anything but gyp the art.
That besides, you'll find A1 a lot better, and it's open source, so we can really do anything but gyp the art.
Hai thar, bathroom's on the left
Can't speel for hist.
Well, if it wasn't for that I wouldn't be here and playing this version, so it can't be all bad.Pfhortipfhy wrote:Wait, you liked M2XBLA? Have you no soul?
That besides, you'll find A1 a lot better, and it's open source, so we can really do anything but gyp the art.
btw, how do I change the text under my avatar. Do I have to be a certain level or something?
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Shadowbreaker
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Meh, Western Australia at leastGrayswandir wrote:Don't you hate Australia? I remember you posting all these threads about how you didn't like Australia. Not to say that it makes you any less Australian...but it just came to mind and thats how my mind works.
Oh, and welcome to the forums jeffers.
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thomaslivingston
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Haven't you seen Blackadder or A Bit of Fry and Laurie?The jeffers wrote:Interestingly enough, Hugh Laurie is also British. He does the American accent amazingly well, though.
I love blackadder. But you wouldn't believe how many Americans don't understand he's British. That's why I mentioned it.
Apparently this forum is way more intelligent than others I've been on. Not that I had any doubts, but it's encouraging...
Apparently this forum is way more intelligent than others I've been on. Not that I had any doubts, but it's encouraging...
Welcome to the pfhorums. In case you wanted to know, I'm from the moon.
Childhood is not a race. It's a journey.
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I can conclusively say that you've been hanging out on the wrong forums.The jeffers wrote:Apparently this forum is way more intelligent than others I've been on.
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thomaslivingston
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Us retro gamers tend to be more mature and timid than modern gamers. Around here we're frightened of anything with more than a hundred polygons.The jeffers wrote:Apparently this forum is way more intelligent than others I've been on. Not that I had any doubts, but it's encouraging...
lol, not me. I love all games from sprites to 100004 polygons.Tommy-TBone wrote:Us retro gamers tend to be more mature and timid than modern gamers. Around here we're frightened of anything with more than a hundred polygons.
I love the Marathon Helmet in 3D on Halo.
But yes, these forums are alot more intelligent than others...... minus me of course.
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Shadowbreaker
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More than 1024 polygons, you mean.Tommy-TBone wrote:Us retro gamers tend to be more mature and timid than modern gamers. Around here we're frightened of anything with more than a hundred polygons.