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  1. Is this that logan paul fuck head? Via the FG App
  2. So I ended up getting Elite Dangerous. That 7.49$ sale price was a shade to good to pass up. Holy shit is it hard though. I mean goddamn!
  3. From a US citizen standpoint, they seem that way as well.
  4. NCA asked a general question, so I was responding in a general manner. If we are discussing this specific instance, then much like many others, this was totally avoidable. Those cops were pretty far away from that guy, I didn't see him make any move. Its just fucked up all around
  5. All joking aside, most training silhouettes look like this
  6. Ever play Call of Duty? Do leg or arm hits kill? or do Body and head shots kill?
  7. http://abc7.com/la-man-arrested-in-connection-to-fatal-kansas-swatting-incident/2840369/ Man arrested in South LA in connection to Kansas swatting incident that left man dead SOUTH LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Authorities arrested a man in South Los Angeles in connection to a swatting incident that led to a Kansas man's death. Tyler Barriss, 25, was arrested Friday on suspicion of making a hoax phone call to police in Wichita, Kansas. Authorities in Wichita said someone made a prank call to 911 with a made-up story about a shooting and kidnapping. That call resulted in the death of an innocent man relatives identified as Andrew Finch, 28. The hoax phone call was a case of swatting, authorities said, in which a person creates a false story to get a SWAT response to an address. Authorities released the 911 recording in which a man said his father had been shot in the head. The caller said the man was holding him, his mother and a sibling at gunpoint and that that man threatened to light the house on fire. When police headed to the home, they surrounded it and prepared to deal with a hostage situation. Finch answered the door and followed instructions to put up his hands and move slowly. But at some point, authorities said he moved toward his waistband and officers fired a single shot in fear Finch may have reached for a gun. Authorities said Finch died at the hospital and that he was unarmed. The police and FBI were investigating whether the hoax call stemmed from an argument over an online game. In October 2015, Glendale police arrested a 22-year-old man with the same name for making bomb threats to KABC-TV. He was charged with two felony counts of a false report of a bomb to an agency of business and one felony count of criminal threats.
  8. The Body-cam footage was released, so you can see what all happened. As far as not opening your door to cops here...... yea, have fun with that one
  9. In most places it is a felony as it happens across state lines. Which means the FBI can get involved. Some places though it is a misdemeanor because the DA just doesn't take this shit seriously
  10. Body Cam footage in this article http://www.kansas.com/news/local/crime/article192111974.html
  11. I hope they find these fuckers and jail them forever http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/unarmed-kan-man-killed-cops-victim-swatting-prank-article-1.3726171 An unarmed Kansas man shot to death by police earlier this week might have been the victim of a misdirected online gaming prank known as "swatting," authorities said Friday. The victim, identified as Andrew Finch, was gunned down on Thursday night after cops received a disturbing 911 call from a man who claimed he had shot his father and was holding his mother and younger brother hostage. "I shot him in the head and he's not breathing anymore," the caller said, according to a recording released by the Wichita Police Department. The caller then added, "I might just pour gasoline all over the house, I might just set it on fire." But investigators say the disturbing tale was made up by a "prankster" who carried out a "swatting" hoax to get a SWAT team to descend on an address. As it turned out, the caller gave cops Finch's address, reportedly believing it belonged to a person he had gotten into a heated argument with over a $1 or $2 "Call of Duty" wager. "Due to the actions of a prankster we have an innocent victim," Wichita deputy police chief Troy Livingston said during a press conference Friday night. Cops rushed to Finch's house after the unnerving phone call, expecting an ongoing hostage situation. Instead, an unarmed and unsuspecting Finch came to the front door. Officers screamed at Finch to put his hands in the air, but Livingston said the 28-year-old moved a hand toward his waistband. An officer, fearing Finch was reaching for a gun, fired a single shot. Finch died minutes later. The “swatting” suspect has not been identified and cops said no arrests had been made as of Friday night. A series of Twitter posts screenshotted by the Wichita Eagle suggests that cops responded to Finch’s house after the targeted “Call of Duty” gamer gave the hoax caller a fake address. “Someone tried to swat me and got an innocent man killed,” a since-deleted tweet from the gamer reads. The gamer who supposedly made the call that led to Finch's death later tweeted: "I DIDNT GET ANYONE KILLED BECAUSE I DIDNT DISCHARGE A WEAPON AND BEING A SWAT MEMBER ISNT MY PROFESSION." The potentially devastating prank method has gained particular traction among gaming communities in recent years and the FBI estimates that some 400 cases occur annually. But Thursday's tragic hoax might be the first time anyone has been killed as a consequence. Finch's devastated mother, Lisa Finch, told reporters that her son wasn't a gamer and didn't own any guns. "What gives cops the right to open fire?" she asked. "That cop murdered my son over a false report in the first place." The officer who fired the fatal shot is a seven-year veteran with the Wichita department. He has been placed on administrative leave pending an internal investigation.
  12. I am broke as shit right now, so none of them to be honest. Whichever one you think is best, I will squirrel away for
  13. Thats been happening since the PS4 was launched. You can turn it off in the system settings.
  14. I can't sort out the packages they offer. Do I get game access in each one?
  15. Why not?
  16. I was an Armor Tank for a while in EVE, running protection on Miners. Lots of money to be made mining Ice and what not in null sec. I then swapped to pure mining and stayed in high security areas, and only ventured out in order to get 'rats and drones. That was around the time that the planetary stuff started coming on. I never touched it. Man I played it religiously from 2003 until 2010. I only backed out when I was in WoW EVE is still one of the most amazing games I have ever seen. You can have damn near any job you can think of in there I am going to get Elite during the steam sale
  17. Not sure I can really. EVE is seriously complex One of the things you can do is transport things for folks in massive ships between systems. Honestly most everything about Star Citizen has always felt like a rip from EVE. That game is dangerous though, I was addicted for more years than I care to admit
  18. Sounds a bit like EVE online
  19. anyone know about Sacred 3?
  20. I read that as Boobie, and was interested in the game.
  21. So is it worth getting? I might pick up Elite Dangerous during the sale this week, but then I come back to this game. Can't decide between either
  22. the nudity is hysterical in the game.
  23. I finally got the slightly smaller redwoods to grow if you want any of them. They are like 1/5 the size of the one I planted for you. Still amazing looking, but much easier to build around I can help decorate rooms if you guys need it.
  24. Uninstalled it this morning. I have 140 hours in, 152 if you count 2 deleted characters. I felt obligated to play, but I haven't enjoyed the game, the DLC, or anything about the game. CoO IW and WW2 are surprisingly fun. AssCreed: Origins is amazing. Legend of Zelda breath of the wild is equally as amazing. Conan Exiles is just insanely fun if you need a really Angry Minecraft game
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