Does someone really give you a gun for eating a hamburger, or is that a joke about the social stuff being tied to combat?
Does the game take place in the American Deep South?Does someone really give you a gun for eating a hamburger, or is that a joke about the social stuff being tied to combat?
Yeah, it's a joke about the social stuff. There's this hamburger challenge you can do on certain days that gives you some of the biggest social stat boosts in the game, and unlocking the social link that gives the best fun-related stuff has a pretty high requirement.Does someone really give you a gun for eating a hamburger, or is that a joke about the social stuff being tied to combat?
No, in Tokyo, Japan. The guns are actually just realistic looking airsoft guns, but the supernatural mindworld where all the combat takes place runs on "It's real if you believe it is" rules.Does the game take place in the American Deep South?
Super Mario 64 is now confirmed 1337. 4ND 1337 M34N2 17'2 PHoR 7ru3 h4RDcor3 h4xXOR2Meaning?
I was a month away from turning 7 when Super Mario 64 released. We did not have good internet until 2001, and finally dropped dial-up.Super Mario 64 is now confirmed 1337. 4ND 1337 M34N2 17'2 PHoR 7ru3 h4RDcor3 h4xXOR2
If that makes no sense to you, you're either too old or too young to have experienced the leetspeak days of the internet.
Short of it, it was a modified spelling of exchanging letters with numbers, special signs or glyphs, popular as a sort of code slang on BBS boards and chat rooms back in the late 80's to late 90's. By 2001 leetspeak was already on its way out, but quite a lot of it common internet/gaming slang which you probably do know has its origins there: GLHF, omg, lol, noob, ftw, GG, n1, etc...I was a month away from turning 7 when Super Mario 64 released. We did not have good internet until 2001, and finally dropped dial-up.
Remember kids, resorting to murder to settle arguments about video games is not justified 95% of the time.Meaning?