Alright, calling out the dogs here...
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Dick Tracy
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No. But I picked up the Baha Men CD.
Crymson
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[quote name='Ugamer_X']You can play this shit for free on the internet but you guys will still drop $20 on it...Go pick up Farcry Mr. "I work at Gamestop so I'm too poor to afford Burnout but I'll buy this poker game for $20 'cause I have a beard."[/QUOTE]
My sentiments exactly.
My sentiments exactly.
[quote name='Ugamer_X']You can play this shit for free on the internet but you guys will still drop $20 on it...Go pick up Farcry Mr. "I work at Gamestop so I'm too poor to afford Burnout but I'll buy this poker game for $20 'cause I have a beard."[/QUOTE][quote name='Crymson']My sentiments exactly.[/QUOTE]
Whatever you say kids.
P.S. - FarCry is goddamn terrible on Xbox. But you go on ahead and pretend that it's fun. The rest of us will be having a genuine good time without you.
Whatever you say kids.
P.S. - FarCry is goddamn terrible on Xbox. But you go on ahead and pretend that it's fun. The rest of us will be having a genuine good time without you.
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Ditto on the Far Cry. One player is pretty good, I wish Live would be back up.
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[quote name='Ledhed']Goddamit, it appears to be hopeless to keep this on task.[/QUOTE]To stay on topic, my Target was out of stock on FarCry aswell. It's just too good of a deal. I'll try to get a raincheck or ptice check. Everyone switched to FarCry tonight leaving me to play with (not by) myself.
[quote name='Crymson']The game moved Trakan "The Hurricane" to tears folks. This game is a milestone in videogaming history, but I think i'll wait for Poker Fags 2k6 to come out on Xbox 360 cause that shit gonna be off da chain![/QUOTE]
Have you seen the graphics? I swear I can see the Cheeto smears on the cards left by the fat asses. Not to mention the bear stain on the table. Got that shit preordered.
Have you seen the graphics? I swear I can see the Cheeto smears on the cards left by the fat asses. Not to mention the bear stain on the table. Got that shit preordered.
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That's what you get for having your mom go get you Far Cry, you lazy 
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I bought World Poker Tour. Pretty funny game.
My poker player looks like a child killer.
My poker player looks like a child killer.
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[quote name='Ledhed']It's true. I seen it.[/QUOTE]
You saw it and felt oddly intrigued by it. I could feel it.
You saw it and felt oddly intrigued by it. I could feel it.
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Took some screenshots:
Ok, I know at least a couple more people are planning to get WPT. That's great, as we need more players. Tonite, Jim and I figured out exactly how we'll have to handle playing the game together though.
It'd be nice to sit around with 6 of us at a time playing at once at the same table, but there are some negatives to that. There are two kinds of tables: open and sit-&-go. Open tables are just like what you'd find in a casino: you just take a seat and play with whatever bankroll is available to you. I suggest using a profile different from your sit-&-go profile (you can have 4 pofiles at any time), since it's in your best interest to retain your bankroll for your sit-&-go profile. Open tables are like custom games in Halo; more relaxed.
Then you have sit-&-go tournaments, which are more akin to Halo matchmaking. Let's say you have a brand new profile. You start with a $1,000 bankroll, that you can either use raw in an open game, or use as buy-ins (entry fees) to tournament tables. Let's say you enter a $500 buy-in tournament game using half of your initial $1k bankroll. Up to 6 players are seated (who also paid the same entry fee you did), and you are all given $1,000 dollars in chips (these are not raw, "real" chips, just what you'll be using for this table). Everyone plays just like at an open table, except when you run out of money, you are out of the running. (Usually) the last 3 players to leave the table will "cash," in that they will earn money for placing well at the table, scaling down based upon how high you finished. Often times though, 3rd place still places outside the money, as they're reward is their initial buy-in minus the bullshit virtual rake to cover the overhead of the digital casino you're playing in.
Rake. In a video game. I'm still reeling from that crock of shit.
Now, back to my main point: the downside to all of us sitting at one tourney table is that we're literally eating eachother's money. Invariably, someone will go broke in this situation and the others will profit. This makes it more difficult to keep playing together, as the broke players won't be able to afford the expensive buy-ins that the winning players are interested in.
So, if we're doing tourney tables, we sit 3 of us at a table. That way, there's an equal amount of people you know, and an equal amount of strangers whose money you can take without guilt. We can mix around the 3 at each table between completed tourney rounds. If you're justing around at the open tables together, you can just make a new account immediately if you go broke and jump right back in the game. Ok, I'm finished.
It'd be nice to sit around with 6 of us at a time playing at once at the same table, but there are some negatives to that. There are two kinds of tables: open and sit-&-go. Open tables are just like what you'd find in a casino: you just take a seat and play with whatever bankroll is available to you. I suggest using a profile different from your sit-&-go profile (you can have 4 pofiles at any time), since it's in your best interest to retain your bankroll for your sit-&-go profile. Open tables are like custom games in Halo; more relaxed.
Then you have sit-&-go tournaments, which are more akin to Halo matchmaking. Let's say you have a brand new profile. You start with a $1,000 bankroll, that you can either use raw in an open game, or use as buy-ins (entry fees) to tournament tables. Let's say you enter a $500 buy-in tournament game using half of your initial $1k bankroll. Up to 6 players are seated (who also paid the same entry fee you did), and you are all given $1,000 dollars in chips (these are not raw, "real" chips, just what you'll be using for this table). Everyone plays just like at an open table, except when you run out of money, you are out of the running. (Usually) the last 3 players to leave the table will "cash," in that they will earn money for placing well at the table, scaling down based upon how high you finished. Often times though, 3rd place still places outside the money, as they're reward is their initial buy-in minus the bullshit virtual rake to cover the overhead of the digital casino you're playing in.
Rake. In a video game. I'm still reeling from that crock of shit.
Now, back to my main point: the downside to all of us sitting at one tourney table is that we're literally eating eachother's money. Invariably, someone will go broke in this situation and the others will profit. This makes it more difficult to keep playing together, as the broke players won't be able to afford the expensive buy-ins that the winning players are interested in.
So, if we're doing tourney tables, we sit 3 of us at a table. That way, there's an equal amount of people you know, and an equal amount of strangers whose money you can take without guilt. We can mix around the 3 at each table between completed tourney rounds. If you're just
ing around at the open tables together, you can just make a new account immediately if you go broke and jump right back in the game. Ok, I'm finished.[quote name='Trakan']After work today, I will find this game.[/QUOTE]
Good man. I didn't get a chance to talk to 'Kado tonite, but he told me he planned to purchase it whilst at work last night, so hopefully he has it too. I go in for a lame 2-hour shift in the morning from 9-11, and will probably sleep most of the afternoon when I get home, but I'm free all night to play.
Good man. I didn't get a chance to talk to 'Kado tonite, but he told me he planned to purchase it whilst at work last night, so hopefully he has it too. I go in for a lame 2-hour shift in the morning from 9-11, and will probably sleep most of the afternoon when I get home, but I'm free all night to play.
[quote name='Ledhed']Good man. I didn't get a chance to talk to 'Kado tonite, but he told me he planned to purchase it whilst at work last night, so hopefully he has it too. I go in for a lame 2-hour shift in the morning from 9-11, and will probably sleep most of the afternoon when I get home, but I'm free all night to play.[/QUOTE]
Just a half day of Inventory today, so I should be off around 9 or 10.
Of course later tonight there's gonna need to be a big chunk of Halo played before Poker.
Just a half day of Inventory today, so I should be off around 9 or 10.
Of course later tonight there's gonna need to be a big chunk of Halo played before Poker.
bread's done