Thread Killer - Gaming Edition (PG13)
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AntiThesis
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Wotcha 
Bonus of being a teacher is no meetings to speak of
Bonus of being a teacher is no meetings to speak of
Isengard
No Hobbits Allowed
I downloaded a trainer and most of the frustration has been eliminated. Saves are spread way too far apart IMO. Also my fear should not stem from my worry of dying and doing an entire section again. The fear should be in the atmosphere not the game mechanics, at least in Silent Hill. Anyway it's going more smoothly now that I can't be killed
. I hate cheating btw, but it's either that or giving up on the game.
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AntiThesis
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That's very annoying Isen... I truly hate it when games do that. Like you say - it should be part of the game experience, not a fear of losing your progress. That's just a way of making a game longer than the content allows for.
The Joker
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I downloaded a trainer and most of the frustration has been eliminated. Saves are spread way too far apart IMO. Also my fear should not stem from my worry of dying and doing an entire section again. The fear should be in the atmosphere not the game mechanics, at least in Silent Hill. Anyway it's going more smoothly now that I can't be killed
Well what ever floats your boat mate!!
Just try and finish it without the trainer
after you've done it with the trainer enabled!!Im busy clocking it for the 4th time now..I still love this game!!!!
Ghost02
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Wotcha
Bonus of being a teacher is no meetings to speak of
Wow, we have a teacher in the TK
Hello peeps
Isengard
No Hobbits Allowed
Just look at how Dead Space handles saves and checkpoints. It's so much better than SH5 does it. I hate having to repeat parts of a game over and over, especially if its a really long section. Few things are more infuriating. I'll try it without the trainer once I finished it, maybe 
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AntiThesis
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Wow, we have a teacher in the TK
Hello peeps
Yes so best behaviour!
Some games are just that annoying isen...
Ghost02
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Yes so best behaviour!
Some games are just that annoying isen...
What a cool teacher, not many teachers I know of that would open them selves up to such nonsense and bad grammar.
AntiThesis
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AntiThesis
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You'd be surprised how many kids use those excuses
I thought they were just rumour before I started teaching.
I thought they were just rumour before I started teaching.
AntiThesis
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Eh, probably let them off. At least that's a fairly good reason.
They'd still have to finish the work though
They'd still have to finish the work though
Isengard
No Hobbits Allowed
I'd say give 'em an A.
Voicy
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Wotcha
Bonus of being a teacher is no meetings to speak of
When did you stop working for ze_germans? Man that one red head secretary was teh_sekzi
The Joker
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AntiThesis
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When did you stop working for ze_germans? Man that one red head secretary was teh_sekzi
End of last year or so. The secretary moved to the UK to work for big Englanders. She came back looking like a freaky orange spicegirl. Creepy.
And we don't give symbols to kids anymore
Only 1,2,3,4 Apparently it's less psychologically scarring for kids.
Voicy
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End of last year or so. The secretary moved to the UK to work for big Englanders. She came back looking like a freaky orange spicegirl. Creepy.
And we don't give symbols to kids anymore
Apparently it's less psychologically scarring for kids.
Eeeek! That's weird... <the orange spice girl I mean>
As for the numbering system ... when I lived in germany they used the exact same thing ...
All tests etc. would be rated from 1 (best) to 6 (failtrain). On my tests I scored a lot of "TG"'s ... (teilgenommen = participated) ... kinda like the fat kid in PT classes.
Isengard
No Hobbits Allowed
End of last year or so. The secretary moved to the UK to work for big Englanders. She came back looking like a freaky orange spicegirl. Creepy.
And we don't give symbols to kids anymore
Apparently it's less psychologically scarring for kids.
Numbers eh. I suppose letters are very scary for today's youth
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