honestly looked a lot better than I expected it would

I about died laughing for how long Square played that out.

This E3 has officially broken me. Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, Fallout 4, FF7 Remake, Mirror's Edge Catalyst, and The Last Guardian together? -- legendary. I'm mostly excited for DXMD, and Mirror's Edge, but there's so much awesome that my brain is melting.

I've been freaking out that I woke up early enough and didn't "forget" to watch the Deus Ex stream, because I thought it was at 10am EST instead of 10am PST, for some reason.

Edit: guess I forgot Star Wars Battlefront as well- don't even care that it's a Battlefield clone.

I know how you feel buddy. I know some people that I wouldn't hear the end of it from, so I'd be happy for them.

Don't want to be that guy, but I'd much rather save my money with that said.

Let's have a scrim sub forum, please.

There is no purpose for +frags, and -frags anymore. Frags were likely implemented on an idealistic basis of being constructive, ie, showing support for players, streams, events, etc. and the ability to express approval or disapproval on a subject matter while being unbiased, and fair.

It's wasted time to whomever would write the code to make frags visible to the public, especially considering the potential that groups will not care regardless. Groups and individuals 'supporting' or 'disapproving' of a post(s) typically don't gain an infamous public image regardless of us knowing who they are for various reasons.

With what I said in mind, Wareya also made a very significant point.

Remove frags as a feature, and move on. The current problems w/ group posting present will still exist, albeit in a significantly lesser extent and in a much less negative manner, even if the system is modified to only feature +frags.

Dude, when he sent me this shit yesterday I about gouged my eyes out. Why did I ever fucking watch anime. It was a m i s t a k e.

Hi, I'm taking a break from Medic and picking up the rocket launcher, and a pair of gunboats. Looking for an IM or higher capable roamer mentor that's easy to talk to, and willing to be fairly active -- especially since I'm just coat-tailing my Medic gamesense, but that doesn't translate all of the time. I'm planning on grinding to improve quite a bit really fast.

Grohl truly has an amazing passion for music -- I mean, we already saw that w/ Sound City, but THIS. Props to him for going the extra miles, damn.

-_- Get out.

Welp, there goes my hopes and dreams.
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http://store.steampowered.com/sale/metro/ If anybody hasn't played these games yet and still wants to check them out, here's your chance.

Easily one of the most humble and dedicated players I've ever been around. Scratch dedicated, because that doesn't describe his drive to improve and be a team player properly, he wants a massive pool filled with blood (said it himself). If you're looking for talent and level-headedness, best Pocket available at the moment, and he deserves to at least be on an Open playoff-bound team.

I'm looking to play for an IM team for Season 21 as Medic.

Competitive 6v6 Experience
UGC 6v6 Steel Season 12 - Aim- (2nd place) - Medic
UGC 6v6 Silver Season 18 - Not Around Bears - Roamer
ESEA Open Season 18 - Mumble Robots (Playoffs) - Medic
ESEA Open Season 20 - Doom Room - Medic

I can main call, but would prefer not to so I can focus on playing my class properly.

https://play.esea.net/users/682119
Add me here: http://steamcommunity.com/id/radeon_/

For $20? Yes, yes, yes. You'll get more than you pay for.

Yukari - Echo (2012)
Yukari's self-produced ethereal Korean dreampop album Echo is short, and sweet at 7 songs and barely under 30 mins. Each song has a striking quality of individuality to it that meshes well side-by-side each other, creating a very calming atmosphere overall.

Explosions in the Sky - The Earth Is Not a Cold Dead Place (2003)
The magnum opus of Explosion in the Sky's discography, The Earth Is Not a Cold Dead Place, is a ~45 min. post-rock epic featuring elaborate instrumental work with build ups and reliefs which range from inspiring, to haunting, and brooding. Overall, The Earth Is Not a Cold Dead Place is an ethereal post-rock album worthy of it's high praise.

Rush - Permanent Waves (1980)
There's too much I can say about this album, but in short, Rush masterfully controls every aspect of their music and reaches one of many creative peaks with Permanent Waves.

Asian Kung-Fu Generation - Fanclub (2006)
Following their typical style of soft-and-harsh melodic indie/alt-rock, Asian Kung-Fu Generation busts out an incredibly rhythmic album with Fanclub. With songs ranging from high energy, such as "Waltz in Code", to the soft-melodic "Moonlight" and "Tightrope", and each song's own individuality this album is able to keep a person consistently interested.

Oasis - Don't Believe the Truth (Japanese Edition) (2005)
Oasis's sixth studio album, and return to form following a personnel change and prolonged production is the band's experimental ~43 min. rock album (barring Japanese bonus tracks) with a 60's-esque beat through-and-through, drawing upon influences such as The Beatles, and The Velvet Underground.

Very smart, kind, and dedicated individual. A team in need of a Med that's willing to improve, and have a good time as well would be fortunate to have Ordoo.