Oh man! I was about to post something just like this. I even have an idea for a cutscene where someone is tossed a sword for a duel, then shoots the other guy instead and delivers this sort of noir-speech; basically "We're soldiers - we're already f***ed up."Lunar Shadow said:
That's possible but unlikely, whereas if I was attacked with a sword losing a limb would be a very likely outcome.halo3rulzer said:
There is more to honor than simple skill, even though you do have a point. But still with gunfights, despite being "fairly" matched at an other, it would still come down to who has a bigger gun, or who outnumbers the other. Where as swords it was a about skill and riscs. Experience and training is what made the heroes of the old days. There is nothing more glorious than being able to beat an enemy despite being outnumbered, yet not outskilled.Continuity said:
There is honour in snuffing out a life, as grim as you think it may be, when it is done for an honourable reason. Two men make a decision when they enter a sword fight. Yes both lives have a family, but these men have made the decision of life or death in order to show that they are willing to die for those family members and loved ones. These men are willing to put their very essence on the line to protect or uphold what they believe in. And these men are going to do it without risking the lives of the innocent around them by using swords instead of guns. That's the difference. Guns jam, and then later misfire, possible into the skull of an innocent child. Guns are used as intimidation, but if the gun accidentally goes off,the man behind the trigger may not be as strong as he made himself look out to be. most times he isn't. That's why using a sword is more honourable than using a gun. Killing people is wrong in society but it happens every day. I'm not saying it's right, but I'm saying that when two combatants choose to fight until one is left breathing, that's better then a stray bullet killing your target's wife.Lunar Shadow said:
Well I myself share the computer with mostly my sister while it is no where near high end gaming I would more say it is around mid and even then on the lower end of that of mid. You don't need a great one to play Vanilla Oblivion only some of the mods require lots of ram even then 2gb is more than enough for max specs. Although I don't really get point C.Antitonic said:
I have my brother, who fails to recognize the importance of pop-up blockers, my father who by now owns 13 Nigerian princes, and my mother who struggles to find the power button let alone work any anti-virus or adware programs. The computer best able to use games was lower-end in 2004.Glademaster said:
