GryffinGuy007

It's amazing. I absolutely love it. There's no flaws. Please, don't change a thing!

You legend. (No pun intended)

Deepest apologies to everyone. Been a bit busy with school and work, as well as a heap of YouTube stuff I've been getting done. I shall get to all the remaining signatures this weekend. If you haven't had yours done yet and your request is buried in this thread, a re-post would be much appreciated. Again, deepest apologies.

Azzy. I wanna meet him because we've been talking for over a year now on Skype and I still haven't heard his voice or seen a picture of him. Would take me like, a 1 hour flight to get to his house. He'd run scared into a corner and look at me, frightened, like a startled lil' kitty cat. :3

I'd love to be in this. :3

I gave my sweetheart a non-existent necklace, because she's non-existent.

All of my wut.

Re-posting my interview are we? Just can't get enough of Gryffin? Now now, there's enough of me to go around. ;3

Because I love black and red. I also like dragons. Oh, and Guild Wars 2.

Howdy. So, I've recently come up with organizing some PC playdates. The main reasons are that most Xbox 360 games right now have become a little stale and old. Also, most of you cannot afford an Xbox One, or may have decided to part with the Xbox and go towards the PS4. However, there's one thing we all own (with exceptions) - a PC. You may not have the best PC, you may literally have the best PC, but most of us will be able to play most games together. As a result of this PC hardware gap, I propose having 2 main categorized playdates: One for lower end PCs (Low+) and one for mid-range to high-end PCs (Mid+). Unlike consoles, there's an even wider variety of games we can play as a community. The best part is: A handful of them are very cheap, even FREE! So, before I start hosting these playdates, I need to know a couple of things from you guys: What times are suitable, what games are suitable and most importantly: How many of you are actually willing to turn up? Post your ideas below. Tell me what games you play. I'll make up a list below of the games and the games that have the most amount of members who play them will have a spot in the playdates: (Current Games List) Low+ -Garry's Mod -No More Room In Hell -Team Fortress 2 -Minecraft -Terraria -Killing Floor -Natural Selection 2 -Half Life 2 (The Hidden) -Battlefield Heroes Mid+ -Planetside 2 -Warframe -Just Cause 2 (MP Mod) -DayZ Standalone -Primal Carnage -Contagion -Star Wars: The Old Republic -Battlefield 4 -Guild Wars 2 What games do you play or would like to play with the community?

Old topic, I know, but nowhere else to put this. Behold! A brand new cinematic trailer with more editing, CGI and camera work! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OGWJRpyJF3E

Almost all of your points are simply invalid. First of all, Battlefield is a first-person action shooter, not a simulator. This is a game, where it's primary purpose is to entertain. In what universe is a game where you die in 1 shot to the heart or head, fun? You literally could have people just spinning around in circles, firing an LMG, insta-killing anyone who so happens to be hit by a single bullet. Like the first poster said, it simply isn't fun with too much realism. As for your defibrillator complaint, like I said before, this isn't a simulator. Of course you won't spring to life after being slaightered by bullets, but this is a game, where players want other players to quickly bring them back to battle - which is another thing: Having to bandage every wound you receive would slow the pace of the game incredibly. Seriously, would you find any entertainment value out of having your player break an arm, be carried to a helicopter, taken to a hospital, have surgery, then come back to the war? No. You would be waiting hours, just to play another match. If you want realism, or as close as you can get, just go play ArmA. There's no point in Battlefield becoming exactly like ArmA. ArmA is a much slower-paced game and is closer to the genre of a simulator. Honestly, I came into this thread, thinking it would be about bugs and glitches - but no, about how Battlefield isn't 'real enough'. Also, Battlefield has stunning graphics. If you think you can do better, then make a texture pack, find a modder and see how that works out for you. Battlefield 4 has amazing textures and effects; not everything can be Crysis 3 standard. Honestly, how can you play Halo, of all games, but complain about Battlefield's realism? Sheesh.

-Blue Snowball iCE Microphone *yay* -Money. -Parents chipped in $250 for my gaming PC which comes on the 3rd of January. -Coca Cola Shirt. -More clothes. That's pretty much it. Best Christmas yet though, since I'm excited about the PC. As for food - Cold ham, cold turkey, cold lamb, salad, Barbeque prawns, cold prawns. Didn't like any of it, so I just drank lots and lots, and lots... of Ginger Beer.