QUOTE (Sarvasti @ Oct 11 2010, 12:03 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Working to get the Braaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaains! achievement for Borderlands is the worst thing ever. >.< It is not easy to headshot zombies with a goddamn shotgun that happens to be a haxxor gun. :x
Step one: stop using shotguns.
Step two: get yourself a sniper rifle with good accuracy/speed
Step three: become god.
EDIT: I also really like the revolvers for headshots in Borderlands. You can pretty much just destroy everything coming at you with a good enough skill in them + decent aim. They don't work so good against the zombies, but acid revolver headshots make me so happy. They're so green and pretty and if it's against one of the Crimson Lance people in their fancy armor it sounds so nice when they melt.
EDIT EDIT: You're really making me want to play with fun weapons in Borderlands again, but I haven't played for so long I'd probably have to start a new game...aw, to hell with it. Imma do this.
QUOTE (Shiri @ Oct 11 2010, 07:04 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
What subject was that? Did you end up deciding to go for philosophy in the end or was this your continuing physics stuff?
That was the end of the Physics stuff. I submitted the final project and the summer school report in September and I was supposed to use this module to boost my final grade but I lost interest completely this year and did next to nothing for it, especially as I knew I didn't really need the points to finish. Wasted my money really, but nevermind!
I have decided if I have the money I will most likely do a German course next year, because it has a summer school in East Germany included and I can "study" during the year by chatting to my friends
I will just read some Philosophy for fun instead, as I have found that having to do exams really sucks the enjoyment out of learning
QUOTE (caffrey @ Oct 11 2010, 04:06 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
as I have found that having to do exams really sucks the enjoyment out of learning
QFT
QUOTE (Phoebus @ Oct 11 2010, 02:00 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Step one: stop using shotguns.
Step two: get yourself a sniper rifle with good accuracy/speed
Step three: become god.
EDIT: I also really like the revolvers for headshots in Borderlands. You can pretty much just destroy everything coming at you with a good enough skill in them + decent aim. They don't work so good against the zombies, but acid revolver headshots make me so happy. They're so green and pretty and if it's against one of the Crimson Lance people in their fancy armor it sounds so nice when they melt.
EDIT EDIT: You're really making me want to play with fun weapons in Borderlands again, but I haven't played for so long I'd probably have to start a new game...aw, to hell with it. Imma do this.
Step two: get yourself a sniper rifle with good accuracy/speed
Step three: become god.
EDIT: I also really like the revolvers for headshots in Borderlands. You can pretty much just destroy everything coming at you with a good enough skill in them + decent aim. They don't work so good against the zombies, but acid revolver headshots make me so happy. They're so green and pretty and if it's against one of the Crimson Lance people in their fancy armor it sounds so nice when they melt.
EDIT EDIT: You're really making me want to play with fun weapons in Borderlands again, but I haven't played for so long I'd probably have to start a new game...aw, to hell with it. Imma do this.
But, but but but but but....my shotgun is a haxxor and does 255121 damage. I basically more or less perfected how to headshot with the shotgun. However, I did try to use my sniper, smg and revolver to get headshots. In the end I got very fed up with it all and just prayed for headshots with the shotgun. Probably doesn't help that I have very low proficiencies (<10) in every weapon but shotgun.
Oh and I am a god already with the Rose Omega.
QUOTE (Sylandra @ Oct 12 2010, 03:54 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Might have to withdraw from a class, since taking a full load wasn't the smartest idea. Especially when your hardest class is one you took for fun and does you absolutely no good in the long run.
I'm in pretty much the same boat with this one.
Right now I'm playing "which class should I drop?", but also facing the fact that dropping any of my classes causes me to lose full-time student status due to the way my credits for this semester work out, and that's not good. I need that to keep being able to get my medications! So do I keep all my classes and probably end up failing one and doing really poorly in all of them, which is a huge waste of money in itself, or do I drop one, save my GPA, and lose my insurance? SO LAME.Maybe if the insurance people never find out before next semester.... >_>
I should not go into bookstores.
Hegel paper 
QUOTE (casilu @ Oct 13 2010, 02:27 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I should not go into bookstores.
What did you do?
QUOTE (casilu @ Oct 13 2010, 02:36 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Even if I'm flat broke, I'll want to buy things.
See, that is much less exciting than I was hoping for.
QUOTE (Phoebus @ Oct 13 2010, 11:37 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
See, that is much less exciting than I was hoping for.
Well, when I decided not to buy a book, the chorus of 'We Are the Champions' started playing over the music as I started walking away to not buy one.
The small part of me that works in a bookstore says, noooo, buy more so I can keep my job! The other parts says, meh. They cut all my hours this week, to the fact I'm not even on the schedule.
My academic career may have just jumped the track and crashed, thanks to 
committees that don't communicate with candidates. Really, we've been doing this process in its current form for over 20 years, and nobody has a damn clue on how it works? No one thinks it's a good idea to inform candidates of what the special requirements of that committee are? "I'm sorry we haven't been very communicative" is worth jack- when you're screwing people over.
committees that don't communicate with candidates. Really, we've been doing this process in its current form for over 20 years, and nobody has a damn clue on how it works? No one thinks it's a good idea to inform candidates of what the special requirements of that committee are? "I'm sorry we haven't been very communicative" is worth jack- when you're screwing people over.