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No that means the complete opposite to what I said in the post. No Aliens would ever be trapped in Earth. Ever.

Oh, I believe that there would be millions of other lifeforms apart form our own Earth's inhabitants. But you got to think of this, if a civilisation was so advanced to travel light years to get out of their system and travel to another, they'd practically be classified as gods. They could control the power of their galaxy to such a degree that stars would have no control over what they'd do. What makes anyone think that a puny insect species like us would make any god tier alien race have a the remote interest in us baffles me. Such an advanced civilisation would clearly be able to observe us without being noticed or caught, and if they were interested in us, which most likely wouldn't ever be the case. No evidence would ever be left behind.

I agree with SJ, two dedicated playlists would be great for those who want it. Though one is still enough, I'd prefer to have 3 honestly, one like you said SJ, a temporary one. But then 2 others, one that is purely slayer gametypes, then one that is purely objective. That why the voting for gametypes/maps is a lot nicer to those who want to play selected gametypes on certain maps. One point I might add also, is that the complaints about this is just surprising, Bungie did the same thing in Halo Reach, and I heard no complaints like this whatsoever. It was just a thing you had to deal with, so why I wonder is everyone kicking up a fuss about this?

The Universe isn't infinite, that's why it is expanding.

It's common sense, ID is just a movie, fiction, fantasy. Nothing more.

Check the current Role Play threads that are going on now, you might enjoy yourself there. This is a link to the main forums holding them.

A lot of people think it's all about aliens, it's not. It's where secret military prototypes are made, like powerful drones for example. Nothing alien about it.

Around 1997 - First system I ever played on was the SNES (Super Nintendo Entertainment System), which I played the following games a LOT: Super Mario World (my first ever game, and my favourite of all time), HyperZone, Super Mario AllStars, Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest. Late 90's - During this time, and after I was a very sick kid, so I was in hospital a lot, luckily, they had a Nintendo 64, which I played the crap out of Super Mario 64. Which was a fantastic game, along with Super Mario Kart. Around 2000/2005 - Played on my dad's PC just with basic Windows games and Desktop Destruction, I would also classify MS Paint as a game too, since I got a lot of entertainment from it. Would go to his work in the city, and just play on his computer for hours during the day, never getting bored of it. 2001 - My brother got the first Xbox, though I didn't play much on it, because it was too violent, I still enjoyed the little I did on it. 2002 - Got on Christmas MY first console, getting the Nintendo GameCube from 'Santa', got with it a few crappy games, but one very memorable, and close to my heart, Super Smash Bros. Melee. Played this game for months in total time, especially with my sister. It was fantastic present and console too. Around 2004 - Got the GameBoy Advanced SP Tribal/Tattoo Edition. Though I only had two games on it, because I used my cousins GameBoy for Pokemon, I played my two games a lot, being Bionicle The Game and Yu-Gi-Oh. 2006 - Got the Nintendo DS Lite. My most played game was definitely Pokemon Diamond, racking up well over 1000 hours just on that game alone. I played a lot of other games too like New Super Mario Bros., Mario Kart and Nintendogs for examples of the games I had/have. I played this console a lot, especially with my immediate family and cousins whenever we met up, a lot of fun I had on this. 2007-ish - My sister and I got a Nintendo Wii (some Nintendo trend not going on at all...), obviously with Wii Sports, but then getting Mario games and Mario Kart, and some other stuff that I have no idea. This however was indeed the worst console I got, no joke, it was just terrible. 2008 - Finally after long last, I got the Xbox 360. After years of last playing a Halo game *first being Halo 2* I decided to buy the console along with Halo 3 that it came with, which I now rate 3rd on my all time favourite games I've ever played. This lasted a long time, an unusual thing since the Xbox Pro console wasn't one to last to this day because of RROD. I got every Halo game after that, and took it everywhere whenever a LAN party came about. Still have the old thing, as a back up console, just incase. 2011 - My bought the Nintendo 3DS after the price drop Nintendo ordered, because it was nice and cheap. I loved this for the features and tools it provided, however, it just lacked the addiction my past Nintendo Consoles provided, and that was an end to a great Nintendo era I loved so much, and I moved on. I purchased the Xbox 360 Slim 250GB console, for no reason except, and I quote to my dad "It has internal WiFi, and the WiFi adapter sucks. I'm getting the new console.". I then got Halo CE:A and last year, Halo 4. The console lasted me a while, but then I moved off from consoles in the past 6 months. This was the last console I bought. 2012 - I bought my own computer, a decently powerful gaming computer, this lasted me a while, even though I didn't have many games, I enjoyed the ones I had. This however went sour after many issues came out, and I was forced to have a non working computer for 3 months, it wouldn't even turn out a lot of the time. 2013 - I upgraded the computer and essentially bought it again, since it was so entirely new, it's hardly the same. I went off consoles and went to this as my gaming choice instead, many games like Crysis 3, Skyrim, PlanetSide2 and Minecraft have been played for months in game time, and I don't regret it at all paying the extra cent for something that works well. That basically sums up my gaming history to a short sharp dot point post, hope that explains what I've done with my life.

None, you know why? Music should be original, not copies from previous titles/movies/etc. That shows how much the composer fails in regard of creativity which is one of the whole points of composing, expressing your new creative emotions and thoughts through a medium you love.

If that's true, you must have some god like super computer, what are the specs?

I did both "I may" and "I did not, nor will I ever purchase one." simply because I probably won't get the Xbox One, because there was no option for that, with "may" used as a probably will. Unless the Xbox One is somehow some super console with god like games, I won't be buying one and sticking with my PC instead.

My PC specs according to Speccy. Operating System Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit SP1 CPU Intel Core i7 960 @ 3.20GHz Bloomfield 45nm Technology RAM 12.0 GB Triple-Channel DDR3 @ 532MHz Motherboard Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd. X58A-UD5 Graphics BenQ GL2440H NVIDIA GeForce GTX 670 Hard Drives 1TB Seagate (HDD) 250GB Samsung SSD 840 Series Optical Drives DTSOFT Virtual CdRom Device DTSOFT Virtual CdRom Device HL-DT-ST BD-RE BH10LS30 ATA Device HL-DT-ST DVDRAM GH22NS50 ATA Device (Basically a Blu-ray burner and a DVD burner with other stuff) Audio Creative X-Fi Audio Processor (WDM) Case NZXT Phantom 820 Matte Black

I don't use a TV with my gaming, I just use the monitor connected to my computer, believe its an BenQ 24" monitor. Don't know the actual model number, not that actually matters thaaaaat much. Plan on getting another monitor of the same size so I can duel screen with my PC gaming (since I never touch console gaming anymore) which would be sweet.

As an example. Once they get your IP, they love to play with you for a bit, and since Biggles said they have it, *in the shoutbox a while ago tonight*, they can do it.

You should've google'd it if you didn't know, and not just post 2 words. But since you asked. Distributed Denial-Of-Service attack is is an attempt to make a machine or network resource unavailable to the intended user(s). One example of this is one of the 5 basic attack types: Consumption of computational resources, such as bandwidth, disk space, or processor time. To answer you Biggles, use Firewalls. Close ports that you don't need for example. Look here for more info. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denial-of-service_attack#Firewalls

By far the best and most creative forge race track I've ever seen, whenever I get on the xbox next, I will be downloading this for sure.

I had an Auntie Dot screensaver at one point, the loading screen from Halo Reach. I'll see if I have it still today when I'm on the computer next.