J4MES OX4D
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Good shout Jordie! Oh the memories
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Completely agree! I can't believe they omitted it in the first place seeing it was a necessity among the competitive gamers. They should also bring back HQ as that is an iconic mode for the franchise. Again why the fuck they got rid of it is beyond me.
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This sounds epic!! http://mp1st.com/2014/03/12/bf4-navel-strike-levolution-interactivity-weather-effects-shifting-tim-day/#.UyCt8fl_vKc
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Screw that; I'm just waiting for the Elvis personalisation pack
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Connery made Bond but I liked the Roger Moore films best I think. I loved much of the Moore era humor and the varied films. Connery was a real class actor and undertook the role in scintillating fashion. He really set the benchmark. I loved the fact that despite this; all the Bond actors made him their own although Sean gave the most accurate representation based on the books I feel. Dalton and Lazenby's films were all really good but they didn't have a fair crack at the whip. Didn't really miss them after they departed though. I loved Goldeneye and Tomorrow Never Dies with Brosnan who was a brilliant Bond but TWINE and Die Another Day were quite frankly terrible films particularly the latter. I've warmed to Daniel Craig now although there isn't much of a Bond feel about him at first and still isn't. The films have been pretty good particularly Royale and Skyfall even though that film was beyond crazy (check out cinemasins if you haven't seen it already)
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I'd give this game 1.6 out of 10.
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You can't beat 3200 v 3200 Conquest 'Large' on Metro! You'll be sweating by the end and probably go 99-97 or something crazy. As long as they keep official severs on the side along with the additional ranked dedi ones; it should offer people a lot of choice of matches. As Scipio mentioned; badmins can be an issue but on the whole most servers can offer a very good and balanced experience. You get the occasional dick head admin who can't bare to lose games or wants a high K/D so they have teams of 32 against 27 or something and if they are losing, sometimes they switch teams to keep their W/L record up. It's kinda pathetic but there are plenty of solid servers out there with responsible and welcoming owners.
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New pics http://mp1st.com/2014/03/11/battlefield-4-naval-strike-map-preview-images/#.UyA97Pl_vKc
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When it goes down; it usually costs £2.99 which is exceptional value. I picked mine up before Xmas at that price and it was the same in the winter sale. I reckon it will drop in the next big sale which can't be too far away. Add it too your wishlist and you get notified if the price drops.
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I bet people like that wouldn't dream of behaving in that manner face to face. It's only because they are hidden anonymously behind their fucking keyboard that they think they can act like the big I am. The internet has really crippled society in so many ways that I find too much of it intolerable.
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Crysis £3.39
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Mode from MW3 returning http://mp1st.com/2014/03/10/report-drop-zone-playlist-introduced-call-duty-ghosts/#.Ux3ct_l_vKc
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This incident echos the Air France disaster in 2009 where the plane en route from Brazil dropped out of the sky without a trace into the Atlantic Ocean. It took 5 days to find the wreckage and two years to locate the black boxes from the seabed. The recovery services had to work on a 35 mile radius to find them as they didn't know how fast the plane hit the water and debris were discovered over 25 miles away. The black boxes only seem to send out a distress signal if the aircraft reported a fault automatically or if the crew manually sent out a distress signal. I don't think they can be traced in most instances if a plane goes off radar due to weather interference or deep water despite them being able to withstand the hottest temperatures. Recovery teams can only deduce by estimation the location of a 'downed' plane through the last transmission broadcast and it's average speed at the time. I remember a flight going from Kuala Lumpur to China a few years ago and it took 3 years to find the wreck and recover the black boxes. In this day and age and with all the technology available and in most cases; more superior tech, I still can't believe the black box aspect is so backwards.
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Pistorius threw up when the post-mortem results were announced! Thank god the judge blocked the TV cameras for that
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Don't shit in a sink
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From the archive
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Age of Empires II HD £3.74
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Wigan do Man City over again! They're gonna win the FA Cup once more I reckon
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Top Gear Burma special part 1 on tonight. Apparently the lads are trekking it over in lorries to build a bridge over the River Kwai. Can't wait!
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http://news.sky.com/story/1222942/malaysia-airlines-suspected-fragments-found
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Worring developments http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-26502843 A big concern that is being addressed now is potentially two stolen passports were used to gain entry to the flight. Aviation security has been pretty beefed since 9/11 with watertight procedures in place resulting in minimal incidents of the less severe kind all over the world. This could be a major setback if the terrorism aspect is discovered as the cause of the disappearance of the aircraft.
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Q: Least appealing piece of music that could appear in a James Bond film?
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