Npoess
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I think I might have set a new record for illness during holidays: This is the 4th time in a row I've been sick during a holiday. Fuck this gay earth. At this rate I'll probably be the first Dane to catch Ebola or some shit.
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This is phat
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Racing games...
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U gonna get raped
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I didn't like Looper either, it was kind of silly tbh On another note, I really want to watch this:
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DJ misunderstood reference
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This is who I am
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lol that was fucking amazing on every level
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Well... Finally got to listen to it in its entirety. I have to say I really like it. It's like The Tuss mixed with a more accessible version of Drukqs. Which I love, because I could never really get that much into Drukqs, even tough it had some amazing tunes The melodies aren't blowing me away, like with previous Aphex records, but the amazing and groovy beats is honestly some of the best beat production I've heard in years. The whole "it's nothing new/not innovative enough" criticism is just so tiring. The same was said about the new BOC and Burial, and yet I think it was some of the best music released in recent years (just my opinion of course). But I feel like that criticism is directed at everything these days. And I know it's a cliché, but if it isn't broken, don't fix it. I honestly don't really give a shit about innovation, I just want to listen to enjoyable music. It's not a parameter that takes anything away from the actual listening experience in the end. And just to be clear, I actually don't think it's not innovative. The beat production is kind of groundbreaking to me. It's probably pretty straightforward, some would say, but you don't hear beat production on this level very often.
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Delivery date: Wednesday Fuck you Amazon
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produk 29 [101] Badazz Also.. it really is Tuss the album.
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Yeah, that's true... and a bit worrying for them. But I already think the series had made a big enough mark on the industry, so that the series will be profitable going forward. I mean it's already a highly established gaming brand at this point, just from the marketing. And it's just a fun sci-fi shooter, I wouldn't recommend anyone not to try it out, most people will probably find some enjoyment out it, so it won't completely lose publicity I think.
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I'm sure this will sell enough, to the point where those money doesn't even matter. http://www.ign.com/articles/2014/08/12/gamescom-2014-destiny-is-the-most-pre-ordered-new-ip-in-history
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I think some of the average reviews are kind of exaggerated in terms of negativity. It's a very good game, giving it below a 7 just seems slightly silly, because objectively speaking it's way too competent for that. I think of a lot of worse games are getting higher scores on a weekly basis. But I'm not saying the game is for absolute top scores either, because parts of it are disappointing, that doesn't make it a bad game though. But again, it's the ridicules amounts of hype backfiring. When you've built you're game up enough, to the point where anything else but groundbreaking is going to be disappointing, you've kind of shot yourself in the foot before the game is even out. But honestly most people I've talked to that has actually played it, seem to really like it, including myself. Also... This game is probably a case of a new IP having to find its footing. I think we've seen that with a lot new series in recent years, and lot of them has had masterpieces of sequels released after the original turned out to be a slight disappointment to some. I predict Destiny 2 will be pretty darn amazing and actually will be groundbreaking.
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Shanghai track ya'll (can't find it, help)
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lol I love Sheath videos
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Fucking Destiny man... I both think it's really fun and a waste of time, if that makes any sense. I mean the mechanics are rock solid and overall feel of the shooting is some of the best you can have in a shooter. And it's absolutely gorgeous. But then there's the repetitiveness , the complete lack of any sort of interesting story, and the slightly boring lootsystem and RPG-elements. And the exploration is not something to write home about either. It's pretty clear that Bungie only has experience in making linear shooters, and not RPGs. All that being said, I still think the game is fun to play, because of the FPS part of the game is just so good and refined. But is it this groundbreaking and amazing game that it was promised to be?... Hell no. I think that's why it's getting some quite bad reviews, because Bungie definitely has falled victim to overhyping their own game. But I wouldn't say it's a bad or even just average game... it's good, but ultimately a huge disappoint because of what was promised. I can't believe this game took like 5-6 years to develop though, that's quite worrying. But also because of Halo: Reach, I think it's clear that Bungie is not this amazing and innovative studio anymore. There are other and better developers out there right now.
