Hackers have Taken Down the Playstation Network

Wed Apr 06, 2011 12:39 am » by **Iamthatiam**

kurious wrote:Also for first person shooters the joypad is shite.

I Thought it was just me mate :cheers:

Wed Apr 06, 2011 12:57 am » by **Spock**

I would love to get a clan full of us conspiracy nut bags on Socom when it comes out this month. PS3. It is 3rd person, which I prefer, but You cam switch to first person. A full clan is 32, but 8 is great too.

Wed Apr 06, 2011 1:36 am » by **Hackjames**

iamthatiam wrote:No probs man

Hows that btw....i mean,self depreciative....Your nick or the Hacker's tag?

Not pushing you in personal revealing info though ok...if you dont like to be talking all cool!

I've used it for a long time, couldn't exactly define why but it references the original social meaning of the term "hack", as applied to an individual, not an action. Basically "James = A Hack", more or less. ;]

Wed Apr 06, 2011 1:38 am » by **Spock**

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Wed Apr 06, 2011 1:41 am » by **Hackjames**

spock wrote:I would love to get a clan fullmof us conspiracy nut bags on Socom when it comes out this month. PS3. It is 3rd person, which I prefer, but You cam switch to first person. A full clan is 32, but 8 is great too.

Don't play the shooters much anymore (though I'm going to make an exception for Brink).

I don't particularly like the real war as direct inspiration trend "mainstream" gaming has taken over the last decade, but I'll at least admit that BF3 looks pretty crazy in its realism.

Wed Apr 06, 2011 1:44 am » by **Spock**

hackjames wrote:I don't particularly like the real war as direct inspiration trend "mainstream" gaming has taken over the last decade, but I'll at least admit that BF3 looks pretty crazy in its realism.

I consider it like a bunch of kids playing war in the woods as children, except now we do it at night, drunk, married, and with a shitload of bills.

It's a great escape.

Wed Apr 06, 2011 1:47 am » by **Neilglfc**

dlslith wrote:Good, now my lazy ass older son can get off his lazy ass, off welfare and get a bloody job. As you can see I'm not a gamer. hehe

amen to that quote.your not alone there dlslith.just wish those hackers would affect my part of the world , cos it deffo hasnt been affected here yet.

Wed Apr 06, 2011 1:48 am » by **Iamthatiam**

hackjames wrote:
iamthatiam wrote:No probs man

Hows that btw....i mean,self depreciative....Your nick or the Hacker's tag?

Not pushing you in personal revealing info though ok...if you dont like to be talking all cool!

I've used it for a long time, couldn't exactly define why but it references the original social meaning of the term "hack", as applied to an individual, not an action. Basically "James = A Hack", more or less. ;]

Got it...Its real cool to be knowing how ones describes itself,we can learn a lot about Humanity...After all you didnt choose your birth certificate's name! :flop:

Welcome to my friend's list.. :cheers:

BTW,dont bother at all with people says about me....its even worse :lol:

Wed Apr 06, 2011 1:52 am » by **Hackjames**

spock wrote:
hackjames wrote:I don't particularly like the real war as direct inspiration trend "mainstream" gaming has taken over the last decade, but I'll at least admit that BF3 looks pretty crazy in its realism.

I consider it like a bunch of kids playing war in the woods as children, except now we do it at night, drunk, married, and with a shitload of bills.

It's a great escape.

Yeah, and please don't misunderstand me, I wouldn't tell someone that they shouldn't enjoy it. Just too many negative connotations for me personally, given that a lot of what is portrayed actually happens and is often wrapped up in a contemporary mainstream perspective.

To your point though, I know it doesn't suggest that adults (and most children who aren't toddlers, in my view) can't make those distinctions. I have played many games which depict violent and immoral acts, and will continue to do so.

Wed Apr 06, 2011 1:55 am » by **Hackjames**

iamthatiam wrote:Got it...Its real cool to be knowing how ones describes itself,we can learn a lot about Humanity...After all you didnt choose your birth certificate's name!

Welcome to my friend's list..

BTW,dont bother at all with people says about me....its even worse

Well said about names, I agree.

People all have strengths and weaknesses, so while I won't ignore anything anyone says if I can avoid it, I won't take any potential slanders against you as gospel either. ;]