Recent content by KSarty

I'm certainly not a proponent of DRM, but the shitstorms caused by this constant-connection requirement still confuse me. If you are interested enough in PC gaming to buy a game like Bulletstorm, would you seriously have anything less than a broadband connection? Its always so blown out of...

Our days are broken into 24 parts, which are then broken into 60 parts, yet nobody complains about our system of time. Computers read in binary and many programmers use hexadecimal, base 16, as a way of more easily translating into that system. My point is, it does not matter. The human...

People are blowing the price thing out of proportion as well. Most people jumped at the opportunity to defend the $600 price tage of an iPad, but I've heard many people say that this should be no more than $300. Why? It is quite obviously a more powerful device, and while it has a more...

Not interested. There are so many great games coming out this year, Duke Nukem is not on that list and I'm predicting it will end up as being amateurish at best.

The wonders of having a real job.

Dead Space 2 Marvel vs Capcom 3 Dawn of War 2: Retribution Deus Ex: Human Revolution Dragon Age 2 Shogun 2: Total War Crysis 2 Portal 2 Witcher 2 Space Marine Uncharted 3 Arkham City Mass Effect 3 FireFall Torchlight 2 Diablo 3 and The Old Republic are on that list IF they come...

What the Hulk tore apart was Wolverine's vertebrae, which are not adamantium. None of Wolverine's bones were damaged in that fight. All of our bones are joined by tissue, cartiledge, tendons, etc. That is what the Hulk tore apart. If you had bothered to read the rest of the thread before...

No, as I already clarified earlier in the thread the liquid state is how the metal is created. The components of Adamantium are mixed in liquid form, but once that liquid form hardens it can never reach that form again.

No, it can't. Marvel comics Adamantium can not melt.

That was many many years ago, he has since had the adamantium put back in.

Is how it was created. The components of Adamantium are mixed into a liquid form, once the liquid form hardens it can never reach that form again. Striker actually says exactly that in the scene you are referring to. Durasteel

Adamantium doesn't melt though. Technically no. Wolverine has even better plot armor than Luke Skywalker. The old comics maintained that a shot through his eye socket into his brain would still kill him, but that no longer applies. It has happened and he got better. He has actually been...

Yes, basically. We're talking about a metal that the Hulk can't even scuff.

Yeah, it is created in it's liquid form. Once that initial mixture hardens though, nothing effects it. You could hook up a lightsaber and a bar of adamantium to a machine and have them pressed against each other for 1000 years and it still won't have done anything to the adamantium.

Honestly, I have no idea. The knowledge is there, but I have no recollection of acquiring it. Maybe I went through some hypno-conditioning or something?