I don't have much to say, but I hold a neutral outlook regarding you.

"Leeroy: Attack! Attack! Attack!"

On another note, I ponder on what will become of the TF2 forums later on. Though, I assume that activity will decrease by a slight degree.

Pardon me, but if I may, I'd like to know more regarding said "new moderator".

To those who surf the Internet as a hobby, a user tends to have a favourite web browser. There are factors as to why one bears preference towards a certain browser, be it the reliability of said browser, user interface (UI), or simply one's comfortability to it.

Additionally, as stated in the title, what are your experiences & thoughts regarding certain web browsers? As for the web browser that you consider as your favourite, what part of it that makes it so?

For my part, I make use of Google Chrome as my main web browser due to my preference to it. Previously, I've also made use of Firefox & Internet Explorer. And curiously, I find that the latter seems to be somewhat faster than Google Chrome by a small degree. Of course, this is purely from my experience, however.

Pardon me, but if possible, please refrain from derailing the topic any further.

I once saw Bunnylicious in the Team Fortress 2 forum some time ago. And said user had created 2 threads that has gained quite a number of comments & attention as well at the time.

Originally posted by Herr LewinStahg:

Originally posted by Anatolia:

I wouldn't say that it'd be violating the rules, but I consider them as artwork as well. That said, perhaps it'd be much more suitable to share them in the Artwork Thread as comments, rather than creating new threads, actually. Although, this is simply my thoughts.

Thanks for the input

You're welcome, Lewin.

I wouldn't say that it'd be violating the rules, but I consider them as artwork as well. That said, perhaps it'd be much more suitable to share them in the Artwork Thread as comments, rather than creating new threads, actually. Although, this is simply my thoughts.

At times, my sessions may last slightly over an hour. Perhaps longer. But not always, however.

Most stories end in a manner that resolves the story, based on the events preceding it. While an ending may seem to resolve the storyline, however, some alternate endings exist that offers a vastly different conclusion.

Furthermore, such an ending may affect the story in a minor, unexceptional way; or even deliver a vastly different, unexpected end. That said, what "alternate ending" comes to mind? And what are your thoughts regarding it?

On my part, Army of Darkness (1992) had an alternate conclusion, which, interestingly, was meant to be the original ending. It features the protagonist (Ash Williams), where he awakes and rises from his cave to find himself in a post-apocalyptic future. Traveling too distant into the future, beyond his time period. An example of a "downer ending[tvtropes.org]".


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