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phi11ip wrote:
> Azul wrote:
> "Computer games can promote problem-solving and
> team-building
> in children"
>
> OK, you have 20 evil armed guards and only 25 bullets, you also have
> 3 people to help you.
>
> What do you do?
>
> A) Spray them with bullets?
>
> B) Take them out one-by-one with headshots so that you don't run out
> of bullets with only half of them dead and the other half maimed.
>
> C) Turn around, shoot your team mates, nick all their guns and just
> go around shooting anyone and everyone screaming "n00b,
> n00b!!!11."
It's C easily.
> Azul wrote:
> "Computer games can promote problem-solving and
> team-building
> in children"
>
> OK, you have 20 evil armed guards and only 25 bullets, you also have
> 3 people to help you.
>
> What do you do?
>
> A) Spray them with bullets?
>
> B) Take them out one-by-one with headshots so that you don't run out
> of bullets with only half of them dead and the other half maimed.
>
> C) Turn around, shoot your team mates, nick all their guns and just
> go around shooting anyone and everyone screaming "n00b,
> n00b!!!11."
It's C easily.
monkey_man wrote:
The sad thing is that even more people sit around watching soaps, which are considered the highlight of the weekly TV schedule.
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And quite ironically, it's the papers who advertise them to the hilt.
The sad thing is that even more people sit around watching soaps, which are considered the highlight of the weekly TV schedule.
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And quite ironically, it's the papers who advertise them to the hilt.
"Chris Van Der Kuyl, of VIS Entertainment, said it wanted to make games which were fun and entertaining."
I'm guessing they don't make fun and/or entertaining games considering i've never heard of them before.
I'm guessing they don't make fun and/or entertaining games considering i've never heard of them before.
Azul wrote:
> "Computer games can promote problem-solving and team-building
> in children"
OK, you have 20 evil armed guards and only 25 bullets, you also have 3 people to help you.
What do you do?
A) Spray them with bullets?
B) Take them out one-by-one with headshots so that you don't run out of bullets with only half of them dead and the other half maimed.
C) Turn around, shoot your team mates, nick all their guns and just go around shooting anyone and everyone screaming "n00b, n00b!!!11."
> "Computer games can promote problem-solving and team-building
> in children"
OK, you have 20 evil armed guards and only 25 bullets, you also have 3 people to help you.
What do you do?
A) Spray them with bullets?
B) Take them out one-by-one with headshots so that you don't run out of bullets with only half of them dead and the other half maimed.
C) Turn around, shoot your team mates, nick all their guns and just go around shooting anyone and everyone screaming "n00b, n00b!!!11."
The only reason we have a couch potato culture is because there is so much crap on TV, and people are stupid and sit around watching it. 9 million people watched the final of Big Brother. That's 9 million actual, physical people, sitting, watching, shouting for hours as someone is crowned the King/Queen of useless celebrity trash TV. The sad thing is that even more people sit around watching soaps, which are considered the highlight of the weekly TV schedule.
:) heh heh if they only had great games like today when i were a lad!
"Computer games can promote problem-solving and team-building in children"
"Ok squad, on my command, flank left. Recon says Billy's got a fiver with him today, and we want to nip in there without a fuss."
"Ok squad, on my command, flank left. Recon says Billy's got a fiver with him today, and we want to nip in there without a fuss."
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