i'm playing openttd for the first time! i have no idea how signals are supposed to work and my railway has ground to a standstill

don't worry i've played openttd for a while and i have no idea how signals are supposed to work.  but to be fair it's been a while since i've used trains at all.

I think someone should buy me Super Meat Boy. Just saying.

What a gent.

What a gent.

Looks up what a bottom feeder gents.

i'm playing openttd for the first time! i have no idea how signals are supposed to work and my railway has ground to a standstill

i've got a simple passenger rail service set up now! two stations, two simple passing areas with two sets of two-way block signals and a path signal at each end. exciting stuff, i know

Finally got my new computer built and running.  Going to install New Vegas and hopefully not have to turn my graphics down to Medium to play it.

i feel a pattern coming on here

i feel a pattern coming on here

when i played with sarevok on my team we were cool kids superbus but when i played by myself i was always BROTHERFUCKER TRANSPORT so i see where you're coming from

yeah i was looking at all the graphics, i'll check 'em out

Oblivion. Even with modding the heck out of it, it hsn't aged well at all. Fallout 3 feels like twenty years advanced from this dullard of a game.

mass effect 2

pleasantly surprised by this game so far. found much of the first one to be dull and pretentious, but they do a better job of pretty much everything with mass effect 2. the way everyone goes out of their way to GROVEL in front of shepard is profoundly fucking obnoxious, but it feels like there's slightly less of it. in general it feels like they're getting away from a more traditional western rpg approach and going more for something akin to an ACTION RPG(which more fits Bioware's intellectual capabilities). the pacing is centered more around things actually happening rather than people talking about shit you couldn't possibly be interested in. i'd actually call it fun from what i've seen of it, which isn't a word i would feel comfortable applying to the first one.

i still wouldn't call mass effect a particularly worthwhile videogame series, despite what everybody insists, but it's admirable that they're at least trying to improve on it. they didn't really need to do that and could have just churned out another carbon copy of the first one, which they didn't completely do.

although i wonder if i'm enjoying it partly because i expected it to be unbearably repulsive. that might have something to do with it. it's really a miracle i borrowed it from my brother and found myself bored enough to play it.