Christopher

Call of Duty is amazingly addictive. For days now all of my energy has been channelled into beating the game at veteran difficulty. I have lost so many hours of my life to it. It is sad. Is there such a thing as CoD Addicts Anonymous?

Hrm...UnwantedHero's one is "nothing", but Arnhayel has a very difficult one. Kudos to you...

Great job. Funny. :lol:NOW WORK! *whip* Make me more!

Strong Bad and spawn campers...I don't see the link. Funny nonetheless.

It would be fun for me. Too bad I can't come.

I only use one config over here. I get heavy armor and all of the extra armor bits. I then have a sterling, frag grenade, and concussion grenade. I always will take Lvl 1 Medic to begin with.My success in a map will usually depend upon how linear it is. On maps like ps_river, I will usually rack up 11-to-1 score ratios just by healing. But on less linear maps I'll often end up with a 3-to-1 ratio or worse. Being successful as a medic depends primarily on knowing where the people are. In a map like ps_river, people will be at a predictable chokepoint or two. But on tc_caen, for example, the team will be all over the place making it much harder for me to find wounded people.

It's always good to hope. My prayers are with them. May the Army of Nub be slaughtered in their wake (TS Forum thing. Don't ask.).

What does "n-o" spell?*shrug* It works.

Ouch...that has seriously got to hurt. To be honest, I'd think the bounty would only apply to the side opposite they are. So the Rebels would protect their jedi while the Imperials would try to get the bounty and all of that. Poor guys...I'm rooting for their survival.

Alright, I love riddles. Can't wait.

I agree. Halo 2 is coming out more.I'm a PC elitist over here, so I ain't touchin' Halo 2 on XBox.

Haha. I love Bush-bashin'. Great job on all the WTS cartoons.

Battlefield 1942 worked well for me, however in singleplayer I do get the weird inaccuracies. Not sure what the problem is. Although StateCop is right...you'll probably head right back to good 'ol Firearms.

I don't get that one. :-/

It may be a pain to get Steam set up, but Steam is a very useful program once you get it running properly. Just have some faith, the first stage is very frustrating. There were times when I wanted to get a baseball bat and whack my computer, but I worked through those times. Today I am quite happy with Steam.I would just like to offer you one piece of advice that really helped me a HUGE amount: Give Steam time. Sometimes early on it will take a long time, it may even appear to freeze. Give it half an hour and if nothing has happened by then, you may assume that Steam has frozen. Good luck with getting Steam to work and I hope that you will soon join the growing number of satisfied Steam-ers.