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I mean, doesn't Duke Nukem Forever sort of define the idea of "vaporware"?

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duke_Nukem_Forever#Gearbox_revival

 

(A surprisingly appropriate Copy and Paste).

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duke_Nukem_Forever#Gearbox_revival

 

(A surprisingly appropriate Copy and Paste).

...Pretty sure it's been announced before. No offense to you, I'll believe it when it's actually being sold and people are playing it.

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The Player’s roll is Base Value 76 + 6d6.

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Yah, that's D O L G O N O S O V. Heck of a name for a good old boy to have to carry around, isn't it? My first is Grigori, but everyone's called me Greg since I was old enough not to wet my diaper. Not that the exact name matters anymore, but dang, habits die hard. My parents were Russian, got the heck out of the USSR back when it WAS the USSR, not too many years before it all went pear shaped. US was taking in skilled 'defectors' then, especially from Communist countries, and so a very pregnant Katya Dolgonosov and husband were welcomed into the country with open arms and 6 hours later, delivered a bouncing baby US citizen in Hampton Roads. They moved down into Kentucky and settled, and that's where I grew up, went to college, and ended up after the world ended. Afraid I'm a bit ahead of myself there, though.

Parents turned real hyperpatriotic after getting in, even got their citizenship in the 90s. I got brought up in that house, I took a ROTC scholarship to the U of Kentucky. Go Wildcats, hey? Fun years, and I got a head start on the physical training and military mentality a lot of young punks have trouble with. I graduated, a shiny new second louie, and what luck I had- I got to go over and play around in the desert for 4 of the next 5 years. Did two combat tours over in the Sandpit with the Big Red One, got myself a promotion the second time around leading my platoon in one of a hundred Baghdad ops, got myself a bronze star for 'heroism' another time and got myself a Purple Heart the last time when a IED sent shrapnel just the wrong way under my helmet and took my left eye from me, just as clean an in and out cut as you please. No other cuts. Bizarre, wasn't it? Anyway, that was enough for the military, I got my butt sent home to recuperate in Walter Reed for a few weeks, honorable discharge mine for the taking when I wanted. Figured I was gonna apply to the CIA, I knew a few guys back over there who told me it was a great way for officers with a good head on their shoulders who didn't want to keep getting shot at the rest of their time. I had the application in my hand and on a bus (healed scar tissue hidden under my black eyepath) when guess what? Martial Law. I'd known the rumors, sure, but I didn't realize it'd gotten that bad. I wonder what would have happened if I kept going out to Langley? Eh, no sense wondering now. I turned around and headed home to Kentucky to see my family.

When I got there, my house had been burned down and nobody I'd known had lived through the fighting. Didn't have much else to do, so I drove up on to Louisville, where I'd heard there was a strong military presence. There was. A great man, Colonel Bates- he'd been in my command chain in the desert- had scraped together most of 2 battalions from haphazard National Guard and Regular patrols, and welcomed me back in without a word. One eye or no, I could still qualify with the M-16 Alfa Deuce and could still lead a strong platoon or a weak company in street battles. I got trained for that shit in the desert. And in a lot of ways, keeping Louisville clear was actually easier than the Iraq mess. At least I could always tell who needed shooting here. We quickly learned to stay away from the river, at least a mile, and the Colonel set up HQ around the university and airport, south side of the city. We had almost a thousand civvies in there with us too, including the mayor. Based on what I've seen since, I think we were the closest thing to a functional civil and military government east of the Mississippi later on. Anyway, we called our base the SOUP Kitchen after what they called the military sent into the cities to enforce martial law- Special Operations And Urban Pacification. SOUP teams, so our base was the SOUP Kitchen. Military humor, I guess. Some of the civvies had experience with hydroponics and seismology, so we got greenhouses set up on a spare runway and monitors set up for any diggers trying to breach the perimeter.

You know, we actually held out for... dang, what, 9 months after the balloon went up? Took back half the city, some vicious friggin block by block wars. Couldn't get within a mile of the river still, too thick around there for us, but we took and cleared a majority of Louisville. We had meager but healthy food, and a deep-deep well found a source of water to drink, we were hot stuff. So naturally, this being the military, it all went to crap. I guess now our refusal to fuckin' die cheesed off something, because one day we got a sharp uptick in contacts. Piggies- that's what the noncoms called the plague victims, though I never heard it after I left Louisville- started hitting us en masse, 100 strong at multiple points of the perimeter all day, you couldn't hear for the machine guns chattering out just long enough in each burst for the gunner to yell Die Mothereffer Die just like their sergeants trained them. Then around evening the monitors went berserk, because a dozen somethings were boring through solid rock underfoot at high speed. Sinkholes started sprouting in and around our greenhouses, killing most of our food stock, and we lost a hundred good soldiers and as many civvies in the firefight. I still don't know if we killed whatever frigging nightmares came for us or if they just fled under the pressure. I passed out from exhaustion after the all clear sounded. And then, of course, I got no good rest, because that's when the dreams started.

It was always back in Iraq. I was in the shotgun seat of a truck, on yet another endless convoy from the middle of nowhere to the edge of nowhere, looking ahead. The guy next to me would be talking to me, calmly and in a deep voice. If I ever looked to my left, the dream would end and I'd wake up soaked in sweat with a last echoing voice in my head; I "wasn't ready yet". Supercilious so and so. That and the ****ing birds on the hood despite the wind and speed, that made it really odd. The dream would mainly tell me things like I had to get out of town, that everyone who stayed in Louisville was going to go mad and then die, and that the Colonel would be first. You can guess how I reacted to that. I woke up sweating a lot, even in winter. I started seeing the birds around town too, when we still did sweeps. Piggies were everywhere, and mean as a pit bull. You heard one scream, you got into a fortified position because you were about to see a hundred. We started getting whittled away, the civvie morale collapsed, and things were clearly going to heck. I stuck around though, because we carved out a sustainable life once we could damn well do it again. That lasted until the Colonel actually went nuts. One of the best men I ever knew, he took me aside after a long patrol and asked me in furtive tones, "Greg, you've been one of my best officers, I want you to know that. You're going to be one of my-" I remember this bit word for word, "-generals in the army of the angels." I smiled and nodded. Then I loaded my ruck with as many MREs and filled canteens of water as I could carry, and magazines of 5.56 ammo and other essentials, took my rifle, and slipped out of the camp with a few others I knew I could trust to the last yard and headed north. The dream voice insisted I go north over the Ohio River and into Indiana and head east. It knew where I had to be, and the devil if I wasn't about to listen to whatever it wanted after it'd warned me about the Colonel. As I was crossing the big interstate bridge, I heard the explosions and gunfire echoing faintly behind us, and saw a bit of a rising cloud when our ammo dump cooked off. I hope to blazes nothing survived that.

Not too much to tell of the last, what was it, month and a half now. We'd been moving northeast into Ohio now, moving when it's clear, raiding water heaters and buildings I could verify clear for food and drink, always sleeping with an escape option near at hand and with one ear to the ground. You can hear the diggers coming usually if you do that, dunno if you're aware. Sounds like frying bacon and ice cubes in a blender at once when they're boring through rock. Saved my rear a few times, I don't mind telling you. I can handle the plague victims, they go down to bullets like anything else. The ones that come out of the ground, only defense is being somewhere else. Fast. Even then, we lost people, and now? I'm the only one left. I'd only had a few dreams since then, mostly warning me to stay away from other people and reinforcing that I was "needed" somewhere very specific as soon as I could get there. Dunno what the heck's going on, but if the little birdy voices in my head want me somewhere I may as well be there. Not much better to do when the world's going to heck. But they've been getting more and more frequent ever since I hit the state line..

Personality/Appearance: Greg is at this point pretty rail thin, considering how slim pickings have been across southwest Ohio. Still wears his military fatigues and even his old set of body armor, but he usually keeps it under a muddy poncho for rain protection and in case someone who doesn't like soldiers sees him. Kind of tall, though, lanky with the lack of food. Black hair that used to be a crew cut before he began wandering around the ass end of the Midwest by himself, so now it's pretty shaggy and the straggly beard isn't helping things. The one eye he has left is bright, bright blue, which just makes it stand out more compared to the drab scratched leathery eyepatch he wears over his other one. He looks a lot older than his late 20s, considering he's spent almost his entire adult life first fighting Iraqis and then zombies. Despite that much psychological stress- notably losing everyone he's ever known two separate times in the last year and spending much of the time inbetween in daily desperate combat- he's still a fairly reasonably coherent, friendly person.

He's a "southern gentlemen" or less charitably a "Good Old Boy". Polite to other people far past where normal people would cut off, chivalrous towards women, and all that. Always ready with a smile and maybe even a joke- after a firefight's over, of course, because interrupting life or death combat with a quip would be Unprofessional and if nothing else Greg is pathologically 'professional' about his job of being a soldier. Cautious, meticulous, careful unless driven ahead before he's ready. He used to be pretty skeptical about the idea of metaphysical, but prophetic dreams have pretty much wrung that out of him. Still, there have to be Rules about all this somewhere, even if they're written where he can't read. He'll learn them and figure out how to win, probably sometime after he figures out what winning is with the new rules. The only real notable mark left on his mind from all he's been through is that sometimes the caution goes to the point of paranoia- he tries to sleep with one ear to the literal ground when he can sleep, so he can hear things coming. Maybe. Or maybe it's just a compulsion at this point, hard to say.

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Donovan: "Where's the plane?"

Calvin: "Which part?"

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Yah, that's D O L G O N O S O V. Heck of a name for a good old boy to have to carry around, isn't it? My first is Grigori, but everyone's called me Greg since I was old enough not to wet my diaper. Not that the exact name matters anymore, but dang, habits die hard. My parents were Russian, got the heck out of the USSR back when it WAS the USSR, not too many years before it all went pear shaped. US was taking in skilled 'defectors' then, especially from Communist countries, and so a very pregnant Katya Dolgonosov and husband were welcomed into the country with open arms and 6 hours later, delivered a bouncing baby US citizen in Hampton Roads. They moved down into Kentucky and settled, and that's where I grew up, went to college, and ended up after the world ended. Afraid I'm a bit ahead of myself there, though.

 

*Snip*

 

He's a "southern gentlemen" or less charitably a "Good Old Boy". Polite to other people far past where normal people would cut off, chivalrous towards women, and all that. Always ready with a smile and maybe even a joke- after a firefight's over, of course, because interrupting life or death combat with a quip would be Unprofessional and if nothing else Greg is pathologically 'professional' about his job of being a soldier. Cautious, meticulous, careful unless driven ahead before he's ready. He used to be pretty skeptical about the idea of metaphysical, but prophetic dreams have pretty much wrung that out of him. Still, there have to be Rules about all this somewhere, even if they're written where he can't read. He'll learn them and figure out how to win, probably sometime after he figures out what winning is with the new rules. The only real notable mark left on his mind from all he's been through is that sometimes the caution goes to the point of paranoia- he tries to sleep with one ear to the literal ground when he can sleep, so he can hear things coming. Maybe. Or maybe it's just a compulsion at this point, hard to say.

Interesting and well-written. If it was a story, I'd be reading onward.

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http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2010/09/100901-science-animals-evolution-australia-lizard-skink-live-birth-eggs/

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file:///F:/fadeaway.html

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(friend's email address)

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kousaka

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http://www.youtube.com/user/HomleandSecurity

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Aura Shurifon

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Example: Chaz is on the ground after falling off a ledge into an alley. Two Corporate Security guards are firing at him from the end of the alley 10 Meters away. Chaz’s defense is effectively 10 higher since he is prone.

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You cant run a horse 24 hours, there is no maybe/or about it you simply cant. Or rather you could run it for 24 hours, but if you run it hard you will kill it, run it slowly and you will injure it.

 

(This is why messenger services in the past (basically whenever horses where the main mode of transport) needed multiple horses at set waypoints, you cant ride them very long/hard without making them worthless.)

 

And even if you miraculously got a full day out of it it would still need to rest afterwards, plus feeding them isnt as simple as "Hey horse, heres a field, Go nuts!".

 

 

Time space and special equiptment, well simply barricade a mechanics shop, or a private garage if they have the stuff you need, you dont need much of a barricade as it doesnt have to last very long, if it takes more than a day or 2 to fix its not worth fixing it. Of course this is assuming the garage has suitable parts (I dont know how likely that is as I am not a mechanic)

 

But stealing a car, if your first thought is "hotwire" when someone says steal a car you need your head examined . Simply look for cars that are parked up outside a home (place of work too if you feel the workplace is unlikely to be too "populated"), when you find one that looks in good nick, break the door down and search the house and any contained corpses for car keys, and then try said keys on the car. Very quick process.

 

(as an aside, it is still very possible to "hotwire" modern cars and bikes, I unfortunately dont know the process however so the above is the best option for me)

 

And a horse is never a preferable option to a car and should be traded at the soonest oportunity. As a bonus when you find a working car your horse transport becomes horse meat.

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man enough to have the right to say goodbye.

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Although Fractured Kingdom is not yet in production this year's Dragon*Con moves us one step closer. Running two games, one official and one down in Open Gaming we were able to spend some time with the designers of Untold, the Card Based RPG.

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In a game of 3.5 DND it had me as a level 5 Cleric and my buddy as a level 5 barbarian. After raiding villages and such we were debating what to do when a dragon suddenly flies right above us. Its looking for a fight and swoops down and knocks me over so I sonic burst it 100 feet above me while my buddy climbs on it and stabs it several times while i then take down several wolfs approaching me. Accidentally my barbarian ally kills the dragon and proceeds to rip off its wings and glide down to the ground safely thanks to his epic rolling of 5 20s in a row,

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Today will be either curry day or lasagna day.

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