What are they training him for though? He is in the future, yes? [I have not actually played any of the games
]Surely a broader range of training is justifiable.
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What are they training him for though? He is in the future, yes? [I have not actually played any of the games
]Surely a broader range of training is justifiable.Thing is, i can't think of a single EA game that i've played, that i would have signed up for.
Thinking about it, i do rememebr getting emails from them, but ignoring them basically.
Also, Microsofts "we'll get back to you in under 20minutes" was said to me over an hour ago.
Great.
And yes, this is a great reason to not allow external servers.
What are they training him for though? He is in the future, yes? [I have not actually played any of the games
All of the games take place in the year
2012
reptilescorpio
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What are they training him for though? He is in the future, yes? [I have not actually played any of the games
The overarching story is based in
2012
What are they training him for though? He is in the future, yes? [I have not actually played any of the games
Surprise twist: They want to win the high-dive in the Olympics.
Thanks. So if the next one isn't Desmond, they could do a more modern setting, yeah? Surely that would be more believable?
codswallop
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Actually (big spoilers from the end of AC:R)
it's shown that those-who-came-before (whatever they were called) had some sort of futuristic Atlantean-style civilisation way back in the past, so instead of going into the future, it'd be more likely to go way back into the past ... to achieve the same thing
reptilescorpio
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All Desmond would be in the current world. They could use Desmonds great great grandson for some cool futuristic stuff.
Whelp, time to build my own website
Giri if you login to Xbox Live with an EA game in your system and open that game, it auto creates an EA profile
lol
Ugh.
I thought you still had to sign up externally (or through an in game process).
Thats terrible, stupid, and extremely retarded.
gaz you should well know that obtaining games in australia as media is blood from a stone
therefore peoople dont do it because they enver think publishers would be so nice
Does it copy through your xbox live password?
I hope that is in the EULA.
yes well sort of. Xbox live is the front door and then you are impersonated on the live EA servers
it carries through your email address and its your email address that is used for authentication. if you want to access your EA live account outside live you need to setup its own password though
HOWEVER
Xbox Live being a Windows Live account being hotmail etc, it is a big hole but to get EA on live MS had to live with it.
reptilescorpio
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So if I change my XBL email often enough I will be protected enough to avoid getting hacked?
Microsoft flows through a change to EA i believe once you have a linked account
you can sort all this out at profile.ea.com
Assassin's Creed could get rid of the Desmond stuff and I would still play those games (except for the fact of Ubisoft being complete idiots). Having recently finished AC2 I almost forgot that it had a present day component to it until the end when it all got weird. I just really enjoyed the story of Ezio, Rodrigo Borgia and the setting of 15th century Italy.
Basically I just want more games in historical real world settings that don't have some crazy twist to it. Call it 'Grand Theft Horse: 1066' or whatever, I would play the shit out of that!
Basically I just want more games in historical real world settings that don't have some crazy twist to it. Call it 'Grand Theft Horse: 1066' or whatever, I would play the shit out of that!
Frawd i couldn't agree more. The fact AC:R has
zero desmond gameplay wise unless you search for it
I just bought Beyond Good and Evil HD. I will never play it
Choc yeah good point. Doesn't make my day any easier though
pm me who you are after, i may have their deets
Review: Saints Row The Third:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WQed5ILgrhI
Hey, I finally did another one of these.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WQed5ILgrhI
Hey, I finally did another one of these.
reptilescorpio
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I would shit a brick if they announce Assassins Creed Egyptian Style.
thats the hot rumor. It makes a LOT of sense for the current gameplay systems, thats for sure. Running on top of pyramids etc
THAT WAS FUCKING AWESOME. You are the funniest person in all of AusGAF.
SUPER MARIO WEDDING CAKE!!!
That's a pretty cool idea...
So hey let's talk about about iPad magazine publishing. What works for you? Is it something you're interested in? Do you read magazines on a device?
I was going to get Retro Gamer, but the irony of using new tech to read it was too much.
Definitely. I don't know whether I liked them because I had a dry sense of humour, or whether I have a dry sense of humor because of them, but they were pretty much the only reason I ever read the newspaper when I was younger.
My favourite:
"Look, if it was electric, could I do this?"
And that cropped up...
I never read enough of either
Ones and zeroes is probably the best if it's okay with you! We can work out the details whenever, kinda busy at work ATM :/
Definitely. I don't know whether I liked them because I had a dry sense of humour, or whether I have a dry sense of humor because of them, but they were pretty much the only reason I ever read the newspaper when I was younger.
My favourite:
"Look, if it was electric, could I do this?"
And that cropped up...
I never read enough of either
Ones and zeroes is probably the best if it's okay with you! We can work out the details whenever, kinda busy at work ATM :/
1's and 0's work for me! just finished my meeting, time to get skyrim on le way home!
Majestic.
edge costs me $4 an issue instead of FOURTEEN now thanks to ipad
Gaz you can self publish on the kindle via amazon for no cost i believe
oh man the Kanye Quote fucking did it for me, tears of laughter
Kritz you are amazingly good at this
fappenmeister
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Well played Kritz, well played.
It took me about 20 tries to get the audio to any kind of acceptable state, so I'm glad you guys like it. I might go for a NFS: The Run review, but I haven't actually played that game so I'm not sure if I should. More than likely the next review will actually be RAGE or Limbo.
I guess we'll see how much longer this video review thing can stay entertaining.
I guess we'll see how much longer this video review thing can stay entertaining.
I have one physical magazine subscription (Beer & Brewer) and five digital subscriptions (Wired, Edge, National Geographic, Popular Science and Rolling Stone). I read all the digital versions on my iPad.
The convenience of having all the content on one device and the lower-than-physical prices are the biggest drawcards for digital magazines. At a minimum, magazines like Edge and Rolling Stone are essentially facsimiles of the printed versions, which is fine considering I want to read the content. The digital versions of Wired and National Geographic, however, are definitely superior to the print versions, with specifically formatted apps that do away with the paper layout, embedded video/audio and interactive elements.
At the end of the day, digital delivery of content blursr the line between "web sites", "magazines" and "apps" but the bottom line is that I don't mind paying for quality content and delivery is more about smart design than choosing a delivery method.
Ha Ha, What a story Reggie.
Perhaps watch his Uncharted 3 and Skyrim reviews.
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