Recent content by R2D221

Fair enough, but I still think that the concept of spawn camping itself is not flawed.

Fortunately I haven't actually seen a hacker this whole time. If I happen to meet one, however, rest assured that I'll report them.

If you get yourself spawn camped, it means that the enemy is playing better than you. There's no other way. The whole thing about “giving them a chance” is nonsense, it's all happening within the rules of the game, and releasing the spawn camp means you risk yourself losing. That being said, I...

Also, Callie and Marie are young adults, so we do see them every day (if only just them).

I'm pretty sure it's implied to be the real N-Zappers, or if they're not, they're damn accurate replicas, because the smallest details like the Nintendo logo and some screws are identical to the real deal. The only weapon explicitly said to be modded is Sheldon's N-ZAP '83. I don't remember if...

OK, you win.

This one would actually be pretty cool!

I think the whole point of abilities is that it's random. Of course someone is bound to get perfect triples without even trying.

Well, I guess you're right. What source? I'm not the original poster.

The other option is security by obscurity. If the exploit is already possible, then it's the best that we are all aware that it exists and then act accordingly.

This one is not that hard, it's just a physics engine handling the movement. I mean, having the physics engine to work is still hard, but one you have it you can easily do stuff like this.

Yeah, that way half of the population would have no clue what to choose.

The squid has the Kraken, what else could you ask for?

This is interesting, because even if games like Candy Crush are designed to be addictive, I just plain lost interest in them. With Splatoon, on the other hand, I keep playing it no matter what. Yes, it's true that a losing streak makes you want to stop playing, but then the next day comes and...

Meh, it wasn't that hard to predict. It's their signature pose.