Sam

:unsure: Silence, lowly user!

So, the 1962-65 and the 1965-1969 singles albums? Or do you mean red/blue vinyls?

Kind of reminds me of a mushroom in Mario :thumbup:

If I recall, you can buy better gravestones in Keldagrim, though I can't remember if you need to complete a quest.

That's a little steep, wouldn't you say? :/

Isn't that a bit of a generalization? There may be terrorists/extremists who see Westerners as "infidels", but that certainly doesn't represent a stereotypical Muslim view of the world.

History Teachers: Pretty good at COD, actually. @Stonewall: I did have a nuke on whilst playing Scrapyard, but the game ended when I was at a 24 killstreak - way to piss in my cornflakes! :P

Currently reading Frederic Forsyth's "Fist Of God" novel. Great book following the story of a spy and his associates in the Gulf War. I'm be reading "Apache" by Ed Macy next, it's more or less the story of an Apache helicopter pilot.

Vinyl sounds physically better - digital formats like MP3 & AAC use the digital signal which can't fully represent what's been recorded. If you listen to both CD and vinyl you'll notice the difference. Bass will seem to play a bigger role, and drums will seem to be more pronounced. @Adrenal: Any decent record player will still be manually operated these days. Automatic cueing is just for convenience, and if it's not configured properly can even damage your records. @Cooldog08: It really depends on what records they are, how clean they are and if the sleeve is in decent condition. A good condition older pressing of a Beatles record can fetch £40-£50. @istolethepie: I just find older music just better than the vast majority of the modern crap you find today. Nothing like sitting down and listening to a bit of Mark Knopfler or Jimi Hendrix! :P @Saruman44: It all depends on what you are buying. 180/200g vinyls will more expensive, but if you want quality I'm sure you'd be willing to pay the extra money. Has anyone got a good record cleaning method? My friend and I use de-ionized water mixed with a bit of ethanol, but I was just curious if there was any better way.

Love Hits The Fan by Phonat

Art, but just a tad creepy.

You want that indexed, Dreamtongirl? :)

People doing the quest first time find it confusing - you might not seeing as you have 136 combat, and you've doubtless trained in the dungeon before, so you know it's layout.

Going out in about an hour to have an epic waterfight with a few friends, should be fun.

Try adding some Bubble C4D's (I'm assuming you know what C4D's are) on lighten/screen and perhaps even linear dodge. Experiment!

Hey there! Welcome to the forums :-) I'm also a Sam

For me it was a breeze (concerning all the killing) - but it did require some element of logic to complete the more puzzle oriented parts of the quest.

Looks good, although the smudging is really quite poor.

There's nothing going on :/ I'd suggest downloading some smudge brushes from deviantART, I can see you've used the default Photoshop smudge brush. Also, add some more effects - add a bit of color, add a little bit of chaos.

Mastered the AK47 after starting using it yesterday - the penetration is just crazy. Also got 500 kills with it. tl;dr The AK47 is a damn beast.

I found it easiest (when I still played) to categorize my items into their function, e.g runes would go in a 'Magic' tab along with my mystic robes. Following that method enabled me to find items very quickly, especially in tandem with the search function.

But are we "allowed" to view the pictures ourself? If anyone would care to tell me how it's done, it would be appreciated. We can't control what you do, but we highly discourage any reverse engineering.

Predator/Harrier/Stealth Bomber/AC-130/Chopper Gunner Tried the AK-47 out. IT'S AWESOME.

Summer in England is today, and that'll be it <_< I bet it will be raining tomorrow.

The vast majority of people couldn't care less about your K/D, to be honest.