I can't play brawl without getting bored in 10 minutes...

Surely after 10 years you can always predict exactly what the computer is going to do.

Skip wrote:

Surely after 10 years you can always predict exactly what the computer is going to do.

He could be just that bad.

The only real reason I still play Castlevania 3 to this day is because I STILL haven't fucking beaten it. And even after I do finally beat it, I'd prolly still play it some more. Especially considering that there's an EVEN HARDER version of itself. (2nd Quest.)

Otherwise, I go back to games like Castlevania 3, Sonic, & Perfect Dark either because I feel like it (CV3 & Sonic) or because games of the same genre have gone to shit so badly that they can't even compete with a game that old. (Perfect Dark)

Superbuu3 wrote:

Skip wrote:

Surely after 10 years you can always predict exactly what the computer is going to do.

He could be just that bad.

Played a game for ten years, cant beat a computer. Yeah I agree

i can't get passed the main menu without a friend present

Have_a_Merry_Christmas wrote:

i can't get passed the main menu without a friend present

I couldn't get past the main menu because i don't have any friends.

i can't even put the disc in without kamaka

I once broke a disc trying to put it in my PS3... Oh wait that was Ellis.

Good memory. My drunk ass was trying to play R2 with everyone and my bitch ass PS3 wasn't taking it so I just foced it in like I do to the girls I meet at the bar and it snapped. Found out next day the problem was there was already a disk in.

rofl, nicely done Ellis.

Also my apologies for being a whore and not being around earlier like I said I was going to be to play R3, I sort of had a bigger night than expected and wound up crashing on my mate's couch.

Legend of Groose wrote:

Skip wrote:

Who the fuck waited for lunch to pass? We enjoyed lunch, basically played soccer the whole time. We did mix it up from time to time with basketball, handball, dodgeball and gambling on rainy days, but all the same, the point is lunchtime is not some sort of terrible thing you have to tolerate.

Well here we're forced to stay in the cafeteria. Those who have their own lunch could go to that teachers class if they wanted to before they went to the cafeteria.

Are you in prison?

Superbuu3 wrote:

Legend of Groose wrote:

Skip wrote:

Who the fuck waited for lunch to pass? We enjoyed lunch, basically played soccer the whole time. We did mix it up from time to time with basketball, handball, dodgeball and gambling on rainy days, but all the same, the point is lunchtime is not some sort of terrible thing you have to tolerate.

Well here we're forced to stay in the cafeteria. Those who have their own lunch could go to that teachers class if they wanted to before they went to the cafeteria.

Are you in prison?

No that is what teachers do in high school here, you can call it prison.

Legend of Groose wrote:

Superbuu3 wrote:

Legend of Groose wrote:

Skip wrote:

Who the fuck waited for lunch to pass? We enjoyed lunch, basically played soccer the whole time. We did mix it up from time to time with basketball, handball, dodgeball and gambling on rainy days, but all the same, the point is lunchtime is not some sort of terrible thing you have to tolerate.

Well here we're forced to stay in the cafeteria. Those who have their own lunch could go to that teachers class if they wanted to before they went to the cafeteria.

Are you in prison?

No that is what teachers do in high school here, you can call it prison.

I thought you were in college?

Is this in your area or is this just your school?

Change schools.

Is it a school for the developmentally challenged?

I am in college, I was only saying what the high school I went to did.

I think Raz' question is still valid.

It isn't, it does have the 2nd best high school football team in the country.

Weird it says we're 3rd but we have more wins than 2nd.

Well I guess that just goes to show how bad a sport grid iron is if a bunch of developmentally challenged kids are the 2nd best team in America. Of course it could also say something about America in general.

I didn't know most of the team but the few I knew were rather intelligent, one of them being the top player of the year and got to play in the Army Bowl.

Skip wrote:

Well I guess that just goes to show how bad a sport grid iron is if a bunch of developmentally challenged kids are the 2nd best team in America. Of course it could also say something about America in general.

Most great athletes are stupid as shit. This actually makes sense that his school would be very good.