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The final battle of TFA as interpretive dance

"Mummy why do those army units have 'Police' written on their gear?". Would it count as civil war if only one or two stats descended into it? Cos you guys are totally prepped for one.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-35225701 This is kind of insane. And yeah I think the official response from authorities would be pretty different if it was a bunch of 150 black guys or asian guys taking over. Over a pretty pathetic reasoning too. But I guess if you've got guns don't need to go through proper legal process.

So pretty neat and unusual from vfx reels. A sizzle reel for a stunt coordinator. He definitely seems to be liked by Del Toro, Wright, Vaughn n Chan.

http://imgur.com/a/RsrAt Someone posted this on Reddit and it's a pretty neat collection of kinda rare/unusual games consoles over the years.

Done.

To be fair they carry on shitting one out every year and folks are clearly tiring, combined with them bank rolling a big film they'd probably not want articles of "Assassins Creed kinda sucks" coming out alongside film release in case folks mix the two. Syndicate is already £20 new on consoles, and only came out in...Oct/Nov (and Witcher 3 was still selling for £50!). Amazed we've not seen the same with COD, but that does shit tons better than AC so maybe worth going until it dies like Guitar Hero.

What's a Geordies favourite country? Norway

How'd I access the clan btw? Does it need someone to approve me?

Yeah Unity was pretty neat combat, shame on the whole map stuff. I'm currently playing a few games at once atm: Destiny: Mainly doing bounties n dailies atm Far Cry 4: It's pretty much Far Cry 3 with different animals, and locations. Which I don't mind I enjoyed Far Cry 3. My only issue is it can be a bit of a paint to realise where you're meant to be going next. Animals also a lot harder in this one too, especially if trying to kill au naturale. Just Cause 3: Same as above, though much larger than JC2. Bit fiddly with aiming, though I think it's more on me since I'm doing two FPS games atm Satellite Reign: Despite being a "RTS" I'd say it's much closer to an RPG. Open-worldish areas to explore, loads of little places to pop into. My only annoyance is there's plenty of areas but most of them are locked down until you level up, but you level up by doing the missions. Can end up taking a while going around the map trying to find a mission you can even begin, let alone complete.

https://www.bungie.net/en/Legend/PGCR?instanceId=4452013831&characterId=2305843009358174590 Kinda bummed/pissed off that I didn't manage to get a video (PS4 bugged and only saved 9 seconds of video, which is mostly the match end screen), but managed to get 10 kills in one life on Crucible which I'm pretty chuffed about. Was like "how am I still alive, how is everyone dying, oh god what's wrong...there's not even 10 people on the other team!". IIRC I died while reloading. Got like 6 Crucible bounties in one match too (had a couple kicking around cos I'm not super brilliant, was funny cos I picked up todays "5 kills in one life" and figured that'd stick around for a good week until I fluke). btw I'm up for forming a fireteam thingy to do a nightfall at some point (also maybe some help with the witches in cosmodrome story mission and paradox one too cos I don't do too well with them). I'm on most evenings (though probably less soon since back to work, and also doing more biking n shiz), and Fri n Sat can do late nights with americans.

1. Based on other coins I believe this means William Shakespeare is now king. 2.

Give it a watch, opening is great. Sort of Samaria Jack feel to it Also Ian McShance is great villain too. edit: rest of film is 3D, pretty much split second after the above video ends. edit 2: Puts Kung Fu Panda on in background

I was just rattling off. Kung Fu Panda is really effing good though.

Picked up Satellite Reign. I like Cyberpunk type worlds and a bunch of the reviews compare it favourably with DoW2, which I quite enjoyed that kind of RTS-ness.

Well it is a Disney film... Also what's wrong with Dreamworks? Their sequels can be stinkers (which isn't exactly an issue Pixar has escaped from either) but likes of Shrek, Megamind, Madagascar etc.

I'd advance the story a little. You're telegraphed in advance the point of no return, and it unlocks some neat things and areas.

Yeah Ethan you fucked up. Not gonna get through your backlog if 24hrs into the new year you've still games to complete.

Did you cry at the bit with the vagina in the armpit?

Hmm, not sure what I think of the Christmas special. Not really very Christmasy. I guess I did enjoy a few spots here n there though, such as The Doctor really going at it when he gets the chance to do his "It's bigger on the inside!" bit. Plot was all over the place and I really don't get how in one episode they had River both being all "I use the Doctor cos hey TARDIS and other fringe benefits" and then later being "I weally wuv the Doctor". Like, are you using him as you are all the other characters, or are you genuinely in love with the Doctor. I'd be fine with it if this is pre-marrying the Doctor but it's clearly near the end of her life so she's clearly married to him, gone on all the adventures we've seen them do, so should be fairly grown as a character. Also I've a feeling it's the sonic trowel with the trowel bit removed, but pretty sure 12 got a new sonic (Which is nice cos he was still using 11's for a fair while)

Some new deleted scenes released including Phasma getting her armour, and Han and BB-8 meeting for the first time on Yavin. edit: dontcha hate it when the thumbnail kinda spoils it.

How about a future spin-off where Downton Abbey is collapsing and all the money in the aristocracy is gone so the grand children are having to scrounge up new ideas to keep the place going and heated. There's a place near my dads where they've opened up the gardens, got in some nice trails and such, falconry display, etc. Pretty huge kid park too. Do themed activities on a rotating basis (so stuff for Rugby World Cup, Halloween, Easter egg hunt etc). Really nice couple run it. They'll be out n about doing groundskeeper stuff, chat with the kids n such making sure they enjoy it. http://www.thorpperrow.com/ I think a lot of stately homes ended up as miniature museums, tea rooms, etc.

I've got Theatyrhm, it's pretty cool.