Nerfed

1920x1080

I replaced the Flying Guillotine's model with that of the pistol. Yes, I want a medal.I might be able to replace this thing with any scout secondary and probably even other weapon slots, and non-scout items (it works with the sandvich). I might even be able to have the scout throw hats, but that may be too much positive thinking.Note that the animations and view/world models may be all borked (no proper switch-to animation for pistol, heavy clipping on sandvich, etc).

Try new stuff. You can't get good by looking at others playing. I never realized how effective I am at playing Raelynn until I tried.

I think the best part is that it says

at the end.

1920x1080

I replaced the Flying Guillotine's model with that of the pistol. Yes, I want a medal.I might be able to replace this thing with any scout secondary and probably even other weapon slots, and non-scout items (it works with the sandvich). I might even be able to have the scout throw hats, but that may be too much positive thinking.Note that the animations and view/world models may be all borked (no proper switch-to animation for pistol, heavy clipping on sandvich, etc).

Hugging is usually done by actually wrapping your arms around someone...

Dumb cunt... Sex sells, that's all there is to it. Lonely (actually, most) men (and some females) like seeing breasts all over the place. Companies take the hint, and they give consumers exactly what they want; breasts. The girls with a personality are wimpy and shy to appeal even more to the consumers, and the ones without personality usually compensate with breast size and usually take the role of kicking ass (like samus. Never says a thing, has no actual personality, breast size and jiggly-ness 'makes up for it').It has nothing to do with any kind of stereotype. It's purely business; companies have found out what works, and they're sticking to it.Now, where's my money? Just the few lines in this post are more truthful and much more logical than anything Anita claims, so I'd say I deserve 40k dollars too.

I literally broke my wii from playing MH3 too much. I also learned to calculate damage, though I forgot the formula by now.

I can't wait for the 3DS MH games to actually get released outside japan (fuck you capcom, stop restricting one of your best franchises to japan).


What I love about MH is the monster design, and the way skill is rewarded. Every monster has a wide range of attacks, and every monster has a way of telling what they're about to do. With every new monster you encounter, you'll fail at first, then start learning it's habits and do better the next time.

For instance, (most) monsters that have a tail swipe move will always use that move twice in a row.


I can't think of anything in MH that's cheap or unavoidable. If you fail in any way, it's always your own fault.