Acerz492

I haven't heard that song yet Fenring, what album is it on? Haha, too right about One. Though you know what songs really kick ass? Blow it Up, Destroy, Grinder, Hell March and Hell March 2. Frank Klepacki is a god. hahaha.

Metallica do kick a lot arse Sonic, but what about Audioslave? Like a Stone is a genius of a song. I'd rank it up there with Hero of the Day and The Memory Remains. Plus it has the best guitar solo ever in it. Tom Morello is..pure genius.

Looking for a great read? Philip Paulman's His Dark Materials. In a word: Awsome. Sure, very long, but, a massively awsome storyline. Can be pretty heart-wrenching as well. And might take up like, 2 weeks of your life. But it's a really really good series. Northern Lights, Subtle Knife, and Amber Spyglass. READ THEM! I cannot stress this enough. Haha.

Aww...poor you. Haha, we're in two different threads at the same time. How crazy is that? I saw flying Emporer Overlords..use MiG's with the nuke upgrade. :lol: :lol: :lol: awsomenessness!!

Oooh....ouch...mind you, Terrorists are worse :bang: Don't get me started on them.

WOOT! 13 PAGES! :bouncer:

Too damn right it does. What was your best RA2/YR moment in multiplayer? That one has to be one of mine, though I've got a couple others, and I'm pretty sure more experienced veterans have more still. To quickly get back on track for a moment, my most annoying unit has to be the Mastermind, used in large groups. Sure, it has heaps of weaknesses (Vulnerable to anything flying, Robot Tanks and Terror Drones, and Conscripts :lol: ) but if they are used properly against you... :bang: Vice Versa applies here too :evilgrin:

Hahaha, I only wait till all the missiles are ready, and all my MiG's are in top fighting condition. Man...it's a true sight to behold, and if you're playing in a net cafe, you can be sure you will hear a very long stream of angry curses. Ever seen a battalion of Overlords fly? :lol:

Hehe, I know it's my fault for not attacking, but at the time I was a turtler player, and quite good, but it lead me no-where, so I've changed my strategy. :oops: But it was fun nonetheless, to see that many Conscripts and Kirovs fall :lol:

Wow...this has been going for ages..and seems to have stopped, so I'm gunna try keep it going for you guys. Most annoying unit: Kirov's, anyone? Using them: Slow. Against them: Tough to shoot down. Sure, you can build lots and lots of AA defence. But still..I wonder how many people have experienced a Soviet player who's sole interest were Conscripts and Kirov's. INFURIATING!!! GAH! Try groups of 200+ Conscripts and roughly the same amount of Kirov's. I counted. America Stuff: 'Nuff said. My Two Cents: BAH! Food: FOOD! BEER! Which isn't a food, but BEER! Fast food: I like Wendy's but they're too damn expensive. But the burgers a big mothers, especially the Triple Classic burger. Okay, I'll admit it, I work in one part-time, but I won't be very soon. WOOT! Reason: Finished 7th form forever, but, having been accepted into the RNZAF, I've got this year off for doing whatever the hell I want. That DOES NOT include working at Wendy's. Hell's Pizza: Best Pizza in the damn world. luk3us'll know what I'm on about, unless there isn't a Hell down in that puny south island... :lol: Haven't played anything before RA2 mind you..But I do know the storylines quite well. Can't find any copies of those old relics anywhere these days

I agree with Bware here. Bleah, this could turn veeeeery philosophical at any given moment. I'm going to stop before my brain fries, I'm already trying to get my head around quantum physics as it is :bang: :bang: :bang:

Haha, you guys are lucky. My girlfriend hates RA2 and YR. I have no idea why. So I just play it to annoy her. I don't know any girl gamers myself, it'd be interesting to play against a chick who's a decent player in YR, and maybe ZH (yes, I like the expansions better than the orignals. Battle Fortresses = DOOM! And selecting $50,000 starting credits on ZH? It's very nice, indeed). Mind you, I'd hate to destroy a perfect base with oh...I dunno...10 nuclear missile silos primed and armed, plus a squadron or four of MiG's armed with nuclear warheads... :crazy: Actually. Wait.

B.R.E.N.D.O.N.: Biomechanical Robotic Entity Normally for Destruction and Online Nullification A.C.E.R.Z.: Artificial Construct Engineered for Repair and Zoology I wonder which one is better....Online Nullification?! WOOT!

Hehe, I got my name in a bit of a different way: actually playing over a LAN, however, not only was it Yuri's Revenge, it was also Battlefield 1942. Battlefield was by far the cooler account: I was playing as the Allies, and my mate Ryan was a tank hunter guy thingy on the Axis side. Not knowing that he was the tank hunter guy thingy, I grabbed a Sherman, and headed right for him, as he was racing for the control point. The right tank track went over a bump, and that launched the tank onto it's left track, and HOLY ****ING ****! A rocket flew under the tank track a split second later. Not wanting to move because seeing a tank do that was waay ****ing cool, gravity eventually pulled it back down, when I see another ****ing missle headed in my general direction, missing my Sherman by another split second. To this day I have no idea how I pulled that off. Then I made Tank Hunter Ryan pancakes under the tank tracks....mwahahaha. Then he, being the d*** he is, yells so everybody in the net cafe can hear: "Brendon, you ****ing aceing mother ****! **** you and your acerzing ****!" *slaps forehead* Oh, and the 492? Just a random bunch of numbers. Picked randomly. Y'know.

Haha, I might be a bit late for this thread, but if Sparticus is still there, I would like to get an avatar as well, I'll send you the details if your email is in there somewhere.

*laughs* That rocks, finding a tank and a truck. I wonder how the poor guys ended up pushing up daisies? Speaking of which, and getting back on track, hidden places ( ): I remember in the dead of night, my mate Matthew and I slipped outta the house, caffinated and strucken with insomnia, and we decided to explore the Conifer Grove (residential part of Takanini) area, we ended up near this patch of forest which was probably some sort of reserve, or something. I don't know Takanini very well, even though I've been here for a couple of years. Anyway, we got into this patch of forest, and stumbled across this abandoned shack. Even though it was almost pitch-black, (no moon out and very cloudy), we decided to go and check it out. I was, honestly, scared ****less. Haha, yeah so what, you would be to. Inside we found: A rusty tank of petrol Rusty cans of food, dating back from the late 40's Empty water canteens (would've kept, but they were rusty and had holes in them) Rusted knife of some sort, was quite large and heavy, probably a machete, but I broke it. My mistake. It was brittle as hell. A very very old back pack of some sort (I cleaned it out when I got home and kept it. Still got it somewhere too) Compass and maps and other navigation stuff (Matt kept these) A lighter, and an old unopen cigerette packet. Sort of mint condition. Went to smoke one of the cigerettes but it was absolutely foul. So I chucked them and made the lighter explode. Then I smacked myself upside the head because it would've been really awsome to have (the lighter that is) And, to top it all off.... A rotting skeleton. Yummy. So we both tore out of there, and didn't stop till we got home. I didn't sleep a wink for three days straight. *shudders* Mind you, we both had a pretty good idea what the person was doing: Waiting for the Japs to invade New Zealand, which they never did, and we didn't find a radio of any sort so he wouldn't have known that the war was over, and he probably just lived out there and died in his sleep or something. Pretty scary stuff. I ain't going near that place again, ever.