Guybrush

Make sure you actually go to http://freemetrogame.com/ and like that page. Then click reveal code >> add app >> voila.

Sweet

Surprised how clean the deer made out. Would have expected a bit more carnage judging by the damage to the car.

Some of you may be able to get by with disabling it, but if you're a current member of the military, you need Java to gain access to secure websites like DTS, iPerms, etc. If you aren't in the military, you may also find that some of your web services don't work without Java. All the same you wouldn't figure that out until you disable it. The issue is vulnerability. Java has been around for a long time. And for as long as I can remember, there have always been issues. The same went for the flash technology, especially during its heyday. Now not so much because of how little it's being used. But back in the day, the permissions available to the local file enabled it to do just about whatever it wanted. The best way to protect yourself from attacks is obviously 1) keep your antivirus definitions up to date, 2) don't click on links if you don't know where they go, and 3) Don't allow Java applets access to your computer (Java, along with flash, are required to gain user approval for any local action, that means it will ASK you for permission.) unless you're absolutely trusting of its source.

Not that I disagree with anything said here; there are definitely good points. Personally, I've simply stopped taking anything said online personally. As a whole, the way we communicate has completely changed, especially since the advent of the internet. People don't treat each other the same as they did in decades past. Suddenly everyone has a voice, and a *majority* just don't know how to use that voice. A lot of them say really stupid things because they take advantage of the buffer between; they take on that invincibility that you see with people behind the wheel. They think that 2000 pounds affords them the ability to do whatever the hell they want, with little regard for consequences. It's because of that (and especially in video games) that society as a whole has suffered. Blame the internet for our lack of sensitivity and general carelessness for our fellow man. Video games especially are a source of superficial animosity. People say crazy shit when they're frustrated, and half the time they don't realize they're saying it. I let loose some hum-dingers when there's some dickcheese hiding behind a brick wall tearing me a new one (see?). Take it personally, and you're bound to have a shitty game. I respect your decision to post this, but for your sake... the next time someone says something like that ingame, take it with a grain of salt. Not saying you should turn a blind eye to everything, just remember that not everyone sees things the way you do. Interpretation is the disconnect, and everyone takes things in a different way.

I laughed when she walked away...what an awkward walk. Also laughed seeing like 40 people with cameras. Screw social interaction, let's just get it on facebook.

Scorpions all the way

Howdy!

Sure thing.

Sweet, will do. I probably won't be able to use any of the xfire footage though. Xfire records at an extremely low quality (which blows because it could be so much more)

I used to do a bit of video work back in the day (2005-2008), back when it was cool. I actually did a lot more flash than anything else, but that's as ancient as they come. What I was thinking about doing was some sort of video compilation of everyone who plays BF3 (and wants to contribute). I think it would be really cool to do something that shows the kind of teamwork XI has ingame. I mentioned I'd been playing BF3 since it came out in 2011, and honestly I don't think I've ever been ingame with a group of people that plays together the way you guys do. And I think it could make a kickass video. Anyway, I know ingame recording can be a bit tricky...especially considering Dice has yet to implement some sort of battlecam. But if you do any recording of your own (fraps, or something similar) and want me to use your footage, let me know. The higher quality, the better. Let me know!

Nice find Katana. Thanks.

Still belong to Uncle Sam. Combat engineer (21b, now 12b) from 2005 to 2008 (still fresh meat) in Ft Leonardwood MO, reclassed to Supply in 2008 and did that for 2 years. Went to DSS in 2010 and now work out of MO and Fort Jackson, SC. Just re-enlisted for another 6 years and will probably stick around to see 20. Thanks to all of you for your service. I am forever grateful. Glad to be in the company of so many brothers in arms.

Saw this and thought I'd bump it. I've always been a fan of the mechwarrior "lore", and the style of gameplay Mechwarrior brought in the 90s. Hawken is definitely a pretty sweet game (compared to Mechwarrior Online which to me felt very overbearing and ....well...just not very fun). Hawken however was fast-paced enough and complex enough to keep my attention. Is anyone else besides Tater going to be playing this when it releases? I am!

Howdy!

Thought this was hilarious. Fuck retyping, I'll just make it all caps. +1 internets to you sir.

There are no Jungles in Iran m8 sorry Be that as it may, as a gamer (and a pawn of Uncle Sam's) I'm pretty burned out on the middle-east campaign of FPS. Sick and tired of sand, pretty much LOL. Hopefully others share my sentiment. Maybe something for me in March?

I love them...but I'm really hurting for some...jungle. lol Valparaiso anyone?

Wonder what the electric bill runs him every month...

No doubt. Definitely a fun group to play with. Made me rage a few times though when I've had the misfortune of being on the opposite team.

Thanks all

I'm sure some of you already know me. Been playing in the idiots server for a few days now, prefer it to just about every other server I've seen. I love BF3 and I'm looking for a fun group of people to hang out with. Been playing since it came out in 2011, and I'm pretty stoked for Aftermath and Endgame. On the civilian side I wear quite a few hats. For starters, I am currently a full-time student at NC State (Business Administration). I also work part time as a public safety officer (police + fire dept) for my local hometown. And on the military side, I am a drill sergeant working out of Fort Jackson, SC (And Fort Leonardwood, MO, engineer OSUT). Anyway, looking forward to playing with everyone. Thanks for having me.