1970s HeRon Flow
Takin Penitentiary Chances
Last one brehs,redeem it asap
MLB2N8H288G
1 month
RIP smooth3D
MLB2N8H288G
1 month
RIP smooth3D
Brief Keef
Superstar
Last one brehs,redeem it asap
MLB2N8H288G
1 month
RIP smooth3D
i missed it
Brief Keef
Superstar
yall want survival horror ?
detroitwalt
Superstar
@ Xbox Forza Drivatars. I have @Smooth3d on my friends list so I put on Forza and his drivatar plays against me.
That's both a GOAT feature and disturbing feature at the same time. WOW.
I don't know what to say. What better feature for a video game hobbyist who has past away other than being able to have your learned AI play forever in your likeness.
@Gifted one
It's funny these relationships you make in the most random places.
A little story. I've been an online gamer since I first placed Call of Duty 2 in my Xbox 360. Made a lot of friends and had great experiences. We had a large group of close friends, who never met each other, but played for hours every day.
I have the unfortunate luck of during that time on Xbox 360, I lost 2 friends, Iceman & Progamer. Ice was actually struck by lightning and killed. http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/weather/storms/2007-03-30-deadly-lightning_n.htm
Our friend Bullseye, who actually went to high school with him, let us know. It shook us as kids.
And Pro - killed in a car crash. With Progamer, I remember we were all playing and he told us he was coming back online later, his friend is driving him to the mall. He never came back. We found from an acquaintance we played with every now and then, who was pro's friend in real life, that he was killed. This was 4 months later, it was an utter shock, especially since we already lost Ice.
I bring this up to say, even though we don't KNOW each other outside of the internet, whether you believe it or not, if you spend more than an hour online gaming...or even forum posting, you are building relationships ...even with the trolls. Times like this really make you reflect on life and what to appreciate.
It's crazy because we always talk about, "Damn, remember Ice and Pro? They never had a chance to play these games of today"
Now it sounds trivial but because we all shared the same hobbies, form posting, to sports, to games, it helps keep their memory alive.
I know there will be a point, whether it be Titanfall, something more amazing like Destiny, or even years down the line when the new systems drop... We will have moments like "Yo...Imagine if @Smooth3d was around, he'd love this."
I know I'm ranting and all over the place but RIP @Smooth3d
& From every poster that I "Fake" hate to the people, who's posts that I respect, all of you guys are appreciated in the sense that you make this forum a place where I look forward to signing on and seeing your inputs.
to the fallen Coli Breh.
It's funny these relationships you make in the most random places.
A little story. I've been an online gamer since I first placed Call of Duty 2 in my Xbox 360. Made a lot of friends and had great experiences. We had a large group of close friends, who never met each other, but played for hours every day.
I have the unfortunate luck of during that time on Xbox 360, I lost 2 friends, Iceman & Progamer. Ice was actually struck by lightning and killed. http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/weather/storms/2007-03-30-deadly-lightning_n.htm
Our friend Bullseye, who actually went to high school with him, let us know. It shook us as kids.
And Pro - killed in a car crash. With Progamer, I remember we were all playing and he told us he was coming back online later, his friend is driving him to the mall. He never came back. We found from an acquaintance we played with every now and then, who was pro's friend in real life, that he was killed. This was 4 months later, it was an utter shock, especially since we already lost Ice.
I bring this up to say, even though we don't KNOW each other outside of the internet, whether you believe it or not, if you spend more than an hour online gaming...or even forum posting, you are building relationships ...even with the trolls. Times like this really make you reflect on life and what to appreciate.
It's crazy because we always talk about, "Damn, remember Ice and Pro? They never had a chance to play these games of today"
Now it sounds trivial but because we all shared the same hobbies, form posting, to sports, to games, it helps keep their memory alive.
I know there will be a point, whether it be Titanfall, something more amazing like Destiny, or even years down the line when the new systems drop... We will have moments like "Yo...Imagine if @Smooth3d was around, he'd love this."
I know I'm ranting and all over the place but RIP @Smooth3d
& From every poster that I "Fake" hate to the people, who's posts that I respect, all of you guys are appreciated in the sense that you make this forum a place where I look forward to signing on and seeing your inputs.
Yeah right that shyt ain't never dropping..
@Gifted one
It's funny these relationships you make in the most random places.
A little story. I've been an online gamer since I first placed Call of Duty 2 in my Xbox 360. Made a lot of friends and had great experiences. We had a large group of close friends, who never met each other, but played for hours every day.
I have the unfortunate luck of during that time on Xbox 360, I lost 2 friends, Iceman & Progamer. Ice was actually struck by lightning and killed. http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/weather/storms/2007-03-30-deadly-lightning_n.htm OUr friend Bullseye, who actually went to high school with him, let us know. It shook us as kids.
And Pro - killed in a car crash. With Progamer, I remember we were all playing and he told us he was coming back online later, his friend is driving him to the mall. He never came back. We found from an acquaintance we played with every now and then, who was pro's friend in real life, that he was killed. This was 4 months later, it was an utter shock, especially since we already lost Ice.
I bring this up to say, even though we don't KNOW each other outside of the internet, whether you believe it or not, if you spend more than an hour online gaming...or even forum posting, you are building relationships ...even with the trolls. Times like this really make you reflect on life and what to appreciate.
It's crazy because we always talk about, "Damn, remember Ice and Pro? They never had a chance to play these games of today"
Now it sounds trivial but because we all shared the same hobbies, form posting, to sports, to games, it helps keep their memory alive.
I know there will be a point, whether it be Titanfall, something more amazing like Destiny, or even years down the line when the new systems drop... We will have moments like "Yo...Imagine if @Smooth3d was around, he'd love this."
I know I'm ranting and all over the place but RIP @Smooth3d
& From every poster that I "Fake" hate to the people, who's posts that I respect, all of you guys are appreciated in the sense that you make this forum a place where I look forward to signing on and seeing your inputs.
to the fallen Coli Breh.
life's too short, just thinking how quick one can go is heartbreaking, right now someone is losing a loved one, I know Smooth would've loved to play titanfall, and since it's going to be a game i'm sure the majority will play, it's only right that we all link up and play some customs in his honor
Brehs...
If X1 comes out with a Rosetta Stone Kinect app/game.
It would honestly crush the buildings.
If X1 comes out with a Rosetta Stone Kinect app/game.
It would honestly crush the buildings.
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Brief Keef
Superstar
How that big ass nikka catch up to him?!?!
i don't know man this & dying light im coppin i don't know man it's like Xbox one got me trying all these new IP's when on 360 i only stuck with COD/BF/Gears/2k & madden for the most part we gonna be eating well...Thief drops in feb also& i just played that marvel lego super heroes demo
On my must play list
yall want survival horror ?
Dammit this is a must cop I'll be playing this shyt during the day.
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