Hardrada

Atheist means "without god", not "without religion". That's an important distinction, since being religious does not necessarily mean you believe in a diety.

Sounds like you have Somniphobia. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Somniphobia

I always appreciated that Auron's voice actor was in this movie too.

The Mount & Blade series SHOULD be popular.

What does that have to do with homosexuality?

I believe it's pretty recent.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FGl6r5tQYPM The Clone Wars are overdone and boring, and the new animated series looks worse. This is a Star Wars animation I'd like to see more of.

The whole point of my posts is that possibility is a spectrum. Something like me eating a sandwich tomorrow is clearly more likely to happen than me encountering a unicorn tomorrow. The latter of which is so unlikely based on what we know, that it's pointless to consider. If people believed in everything that was possible regardless of how likely or unlikely it was, we would have no filter; no criteria for making decisions.If it happened, would you support tax dollars going to fund research into the existance of unicorns? Would that be a reasonable use of time and resources?

Actually, having proof one way or the other would effect which was true with your brother (obviously only one can be true)...if you can prove that he's male (or real), he obviously isn't female (or fake). If a man is going to jump off a building because he sincerely believes he can fly, will he? Technically he hasn't jumped yet so we can't 100% say he will fall, but all of our experience and evidence up to this point overwhelmingly suggests that he will end up as a mess on the pavement. Just because it could happen doesn't mean it's even remotely likely. It would be completely unreasonable to believe that anything other than falling will occur because of how much evidence and understanding we have in gravity, physics, and human anatomy. Despite the jokes, I know you likely don't believe in unicorns, and it's for these very reasons. It would be unreasonable and silly to believe these things just because they "could" happen, or "could" be true, despite the absence of evidence. I could be a unicorn right now, trying to throw you off my track. Can you prove me wrong? Not unless you come find me (please don't). Is it likely true? No.

All of those things have evidence towards them being possibilities. Your brother is male because he likely has male features, along with a larger adam's apple. We know that both Kenyans and Japanese people not only exist, but are capable of breeding together. A closer analogy to the unicorn would be if your parents told you that you had a male brother, but you never saw him or any evidence of his existance despite your efforts to find any. What reason would you have to believe them?

Searching for something like Dark Matter and searching for Unicorns are two different things. Scientists don't just randomly select their projects by throwing darts at a dart-board.

By that logic, unicorns exist too.

Unfortunately, anecdotes don't actually count as evidence towards something. It's a "My friend's friend said this!" sort of thing.

*Yawn* Just make the "Mountains of Madness" adaptation already Del Toro!

My first forum was Gamegossip. I joined that around 2000/2001. I doubt it's even active anymore though.

This does not suprise me. Even seeing that trailer, I doubted the final product would look like that. Just another reason why I have 0 hype for XV. (Not that I had any in the first place)

It had the most potential, but wound up falling on it's face because of it. It has some of the series best characters (minus Vaan and Penelo) and probably one of the best written stories, even if it borrows heavily from Star Wars. The gameplay was alright, but not my favorite in the series. I'm sure it would have done better If Basch was made the lead character like he was originally intended to be, and if it didn't carry the FF tag. It was also much more difficult than X before it.

Bought me some Mount and Blade. You don't decide what games you buy. Gaben decides what games you buy.

None of them are popping out at me right now. I already own the Witcher 2 PC, and I have Skyrim on console. XCOM is interesting, but i'll wait to see when the sale list is updated in about 18 hours.

I wouldn't consider length a determining factor. You can still play a long game casually.

Implying FF isn't for casual gamers, haha.

The Red cross is always in need of donations, especially since it's such a large organization. You should be picking charities that advocate things that speak to you. Just think of causes you would like to support and look up charities online that are working towards those causes. http://www.charitynavigator.org/ is a pretty good database.

We have enough MMO's, hopefully it isn't put to use for that.

I was referring more to the overall plot and characters. The gameplay was pretty good, but otherwise it fell pretty flat on it's face. Definitely My least favorite in the series.

Best since MGS3? 4 isn't exactly hard to top.