Don't knock this stuff, I've been on it for about two hours and made $22.50. If you have nothing better to do than to sit on your ass filling out surveys, then this is easy money. Also, you can refer other people, and make money off of them making money. Which is what I'm trying to do now. So try it out, and we'll all make some spending money.
http://www.cashcrate.com/2337158
Paul's Blog
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Medal of Honor Beta, continued...
I've been playing the MoH beta recently, and the gameplay is kinda solid. And that irks me, because a few things could be done to make it better. For one, bring over the 'Point Spawn' system from BC2. That was useful, because choosing 'Front Line' as a spawn point is vague. And stupid. Expect to die a lot spawning on the front line. Second, make the text NOT have lens flare. I can't read a goddamned thing unless I stare up into the sky at the right angle. Third, make the radar bigger, and make it so I can actually tell what's going on. And finally, give me some more weapons and classes! I know, I know, it's just a beta. But I play a beta to see whether or not I'll be buying the game (in addition to bug-finding and such). The game I played is worth $20, tops. And even then I'd wait for it to go on sale. And though they tout the single player as the most realistic, and they consulted all the experts, at the end of the day, multiplayer is where the staying power is. And as it stands, BC2 and MW2 are miles ahead. Which brings me to my final point about MoH: use the goddamn Title and Emblem system from MW2! For fuck's sake, everyone should be doing this. The customization of CoD games recently has been incredible. And I want to be rewarded for my headshots/killstreaks/cool things I do. And I want to show off those rewards. That's why I played MW2 for about 9 straight days worth of gameplay. It certainly wasn't because I liked getting knifed by 12 year olds...
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Medal of Honor
Maybe work on the balance a bit, guys. Those killstreaks are downright retarded. Also, the gameplay is bland, the maps are horrific, and there's no real "meaty" sense of hitting someone with (or being hit by) bullets.
PS: I'm PicoSuarez.
PS: I'm PicoSuarez.
Linux, and Why I'm Retarded.
Never mind, you guys. Turns out updates are actually important in Linux.
GEE HOW SWELL.
I may never return to Windows. Except for gaming...
GEE HOW SWELL.
I may never return to Windows. Except for gaming...
Monday, October 4, 2010
Linux, And Why People Won't Use It
Set up a server for Minecraft on a Netbook copy of Linux. I dare you. There's a lot of shit you have to wade through. Linux is a balance of convenience and utter self-mutilation. So make sure you know what the hell you're doing before you format and reinstall with Linux. Maybe just boot it in a virtual machine. Or just over an old laptop like I did. I'd go so far as to say that using Linux is rewarding. But it's not easy. And I can't game on it. Linux is useful for about one thing (to me): running a Minecraft server. And I have to jump through some goddamn hoops to do it.
Apparently, we have a free money opportunity on our hands.
http://www.paybox.me/r/picosuarez
They give you money for referring people, and just for being a part of it. If nothing else, you get 50 bucks on signup. Why not give it a try?
They give you money for referring people, and just for being a part of it. If nothing else, you get 50 bucks on signup. Why not give it a try?
Something Important, For A Change
Some of you may have noticed that I put up a new banner (but I doubt it). The video game voters network isn't an ad for money. It isn't some scam to make me a quick buck every time you guys look at my page. This is a serious thing that I care about. The Video Game Voters Network is a campaign for video game equality. Video games are the progression of media, taking the place of books and movies. If you don't believe me (and you're over 12 years old), think back to how many books you used to read before you got that SNES or Nintendo 64 or Playstation. Now think about how many books you've read in the past two years.
Yeah.
Now, video games are receiving the same treatment books and movies got in the past, insomuch as they are 'to blame' for the world's violence, and 'the cause' of all evil in this world. But we know better. The VGVN is working to change that view, and make video games universally accepted forms of entertainment (Amish community nonwithstanding), and they need our support. If ever you threw a fist gloriously into the air at the end of a level; if ever you screamed at the gods themselves after dying for the four hundredth time; if ever you wept openly when Aeris died, let you now make your voice heard!
http://www.videogamevoters.org/
PS: Spoiler alert, if anyone still exists that doesn't know what happened in Final Fantasy 7.
Yeah.
Now, video games are receiving the same treatment books and movies got in the past, insomuch as they are 'to blame' for the world's violence, and 'the cause' of all evil in this world. But we know better. The VGVN is working to change that view, and make video games universally accepted forms of entertainment (Amish community nonwithstanding), and they need our support. If ever you threw a fist gloriously into the air at the end of a level; if ever you screamed at the gods themselves after dying for the four hundredth time; if ever you wept openly when Aeris died, let you now make your voice heard!
http://www.videogamevoters.org/
PS: Spoiler alert, if anyone still exists that doesn't know what happened in Final Fantasy 7.
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