On my part, it would be Resident Evil 4. Quite the experience & rather fun as well for me. I must say, the dark room with the puzzle was one of the many parts that made me felt uneasy in said game.

Originally posted by Pepsiman! #IDon'tCareAnymore:

AND THE WINNER OF THE SECOND PRIZE IS...
Peridot!
Congrats mate!
ALSO: BONUS STAGE!
I have 1 prize to giveaway now.
What is it? That's a mystery, and for this prize every number's considered.
(Given away 11th July, 4 PM CEST)

Pardon me, but would this require another number? Not that I'm bothered, nor annoyed, but I'm merely puzzled, actually.

In my mind, the concept of "living beings" should be taken as a serious manner that shouldn't be viewed lightly. As the topic at hand concerns that of endangered animals, this would further the matter as such animals has the potential to become extinct, and thus, "erased" from the world. To me, however, humans should also be viewed as so, albeit, for different reasons.

To elaborate, as humans, our own lives should be valued much more than anything else in the world. Although, I'm aware of other matters besides one's life that can be considered as important. Such as education, one's future, and such. But I find that despite all that, human life should be viewed much more as to one's own concept of "living" as well as concerning "life" itself.

But concerning the debate at hand, I'd say a simple "No.". The lives of endangered animals shouldn't be valued more than human life. Though, I'm aware that endangered animals holds the danger of becoming extinct, the issues that are faced by these animals are what I believe we should be much more concerned of as the causes behind such situation is what started the reality of being "endangered" as a great & unique species.

Of course, I must express that all that I've stated are simply my own views concerning the topic at hand, and I wish that I didn't offend any of those who holds views that differs from mine.

I'm uncertain if this will be of use to you, but in my mind, I believe that one should take a break from TF2 for a considerable amount of time. Such as several months, for example. In a way, I find that this amount of time can somewhat erase one's lack of interest in TF2. Besides that, however, there are other ways to rekindle one's interests in regards to playing said game as well.

To elaborate, one may try to utilize different load outs than the ones that you may often utilize when you play. In addition, you may also play on the other game modes than the ones you may often choose. I view that you'll be able to make use of them to alter your experiences with the game as well as how you play it.

Moreover, the same can be said for the classes as well. As playing each of the nine classes can give one new experiences in regards to playing the game differently. Which also gives one new ways of "experimenting" with the game as well as how you play. Of course, as stated earlier, you may simply take a short amount of time off from TF2 if you have little to no interest, or enjoyment, from playing TF2.

Pardon me, but I'd like yo ask another inquiry. Do you have any thoughts to share of in regards with our group? It's aspects, as well as its members, and such. In a way, what would you like to say of them?

Originally posted by iVoltaire || FRC:

Scotland does not exist! You are an englishman in a dress!

Tracer.

Please excuse me, based on the contents of the thread at hand, since the first winner has been chosen, are we required to post a different number for the 2nd prize? Or to put it simply, post another comment with another number? If so, I'd like to choose number 17, if I may.

Originally posted by Zennock:

Has a gun that can kill anything with a single shot.

Can control as well as manipulate water by a certain extent.

Originally posted by nicoper:

Originally posted by KILLING MYSELF (GONE SEXUAL):

powerpoint

Microsoft.

The Xbox.

11.