As hard as it is, do not think about his death. Remember his life and all good that came from it. Don't let his legacy fade away or the man you knew, loved and respected will be forgotten.

I don't play too much, okay, maybe I do. I've had the game since it came out. I played it heavily for about a month then I have been on and off since then. In my opinion it was just to easy to level up.

This section is called Plot Help, last time I checked.

Anyways to answer your question, for the sake of continuity I think it would be best to have four separate maps. It would probably be easier that way, in the sense that it would be easier to keep track of storyline and organization, if only for the creator.

That's it, level thirty? I am level eighty. You know the secret? Commit terrible crimes, then do the time. Stats decrease but level does not. Simply retrain and repeat.

I've completed every quest, which means I have Goldbrand, the true best sword in the game. Enough of my bragging though.

I wrote a review of Obvilion and I will upload it to the main site later today. The main issue I had with the game is that it was "dumbed down" for the new players the Elder Scrolls series.

Also, sorry for the necropost, but I couldn't help it.

It looks pretty, that's for sure. I remember saying that about Advent Children and we all know how that turned out.

That aside, I love TMNT. I was a huge fan. Hell, why hide it? I still am a huge fan. I had no clue about this, but now that I have seen the trailer, I am absolutely excited about it. What could be better about ninja turtles that eat pizza?

Ninja turtles that eat pizza AND kick ass, that's what.

My name spawns from the BOC song, "Godzilla." I think it was six years ago I used it to join a forum and didn't want to play the "guess a name and maybe it won't be taken" game. I simply added "gogo" to the title of the song.

The avatar is Burt Reynolds, who is the most testosterone driven man on the planet. Floyd Landis gets a close second though.

Ah, I remember this. It's looking better and better each time I see an update. Like I said many a time before, keep up the good work.

Sounds interesting. From what I read you need two things, a main storyline and to stay away from RTP.

Yeah, hey. I joined on this forum quite sometime ago, but never got around to becoming active. I really don't still plan on being active, but I'll be around. Until then I suppose.

Hello everyone. I am a new member here. I hope to stay and be a member of this community. I don't have much else to say here really.

I agree with everyone here. Unfortunately, television in America is based off of what is popular, not what is good.

It is my belief that most reality shows such as the 'Real World' and 'Luguna Beach'are targeted to the younger generation of televsion viewers. In my opinion these are the most 'real' shows outside of 'Cops' and many shows on the Military Channel. In such shows the producers replicate real life conditions, however, they destroy such 'reality' by cramming eight people into confined spaces, therefore eventually drawing to conflict.

Shows such as 'Survivor' are not trying to realistically create the conditions of why 'castaways' would be on an island, but it is very conceivable. Such things as planes crashes and shipwreaks do happen. I can justify such a thing happening to a private party no larger the sixteen people, which is around the count of 'castaways' each season. 'Survivor' claims it's tie to reality television by having the contestants fend for themselves, well, sometimes. Such reality is shattered by the 'Immunity Challenge' and my favorite, 'The Tribal Council.'

Now, it is my thought that these are not true 'reality' because they through in a ingredient that is completely out of place. America does not no much reality. . . But there is one show on basic cable that breaks away from the others. . . 'Cops'

No other show on basic cable is more realistic than 'Cops', which has been on air for sixteen years. 'Cops' follows select officers around on patrols, catching both boring and exciting moments. It doesn't get more real that a yuppie crying false arrest with a beer in hand. 'Nuff said about that.

Now, if you want real reality shows you need to look outside of basic cable. Recently I have found myself very partial to a documentary called 'Gunner Palace.' This show follows around the platoon of soldiers in Uday Hussein's palace in Baghdad, Iraq. In this writers opinion this is as real as it gets. Thanks for the read.
-B.T. Rowland