History Tropers / Nman

* Long live the Roleplay/OrderOfTheBrokenArrow! -@/{{Artemis92}}

* ''Long live the Roleplay/OrderOfTheBrokenArrow!'' -@/{{Artemis92}}

* I think Community is hilarious when Professor Ian Duncan shows up. Other than that, I don't find it funny very much. - {{Tropers/AlBundyFan365}}

I really like [=RPG=]s, especially more free ones like Dragon Age, Oblivion, Planescape, and New Vegas, while I dislike most JRPGs. I like some shooters, like Half-Life, Deus Ex, Bioshock, and Crysis. It shouldn't surprise you that I am a PC gamer only. I also love Valve while having never bought or played a Blizzard game. So would you like to know my stances on various videogame controversies? It's mainly just me talking about sequels, or underrated games.

* FullMetalPanic

* Film/TheAvengers

* [[EndersGame The Enderverse]]

* {{Farscape}}

* DeusEx

* NerfNow

* {{Futurama}}

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* AmericaSavesTheDay
* TheBible
* {{Eagleland}}
* TheEngineer
* PeaceThroughSuperiorFirepower
* YanksWithTanks

* Na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na '''Nman!''' -@/TestYourMight

When it comes to stories, I prefer entertaining, exciting, funny or just plain [[StuffBlowingUp explosive]], rather than allegedly intellectual fare that tends to involve [[SmartPeopleSpeakTheQueensEnglish people with English accents faffing about]]. Not to say I'm a moron who only enjoys reality TV, as I dislike that sort of thing as well. In, terms of genres, though, I like fantasy and science fiction the most. Even if they're set in the StandardFantasySetting or StandardSciFiSetting, I still enjoy the shit out of those things.

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* [[AmericanAndCommonwealthSpellings American spelling]] (don't worry, I don't go around changing what's already there)
Stuff I need to learn:
* How do I put something to a vote?
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* Webcomic/VirtualShackles

Oh, I guess I should write something TVTropes related...
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* Splitter mentality
* [[AmericanAndCommonwealthSpellings American spelling]] (don't worry, I don't go around changing what's already there)
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* How do I put something to a vote?
* Strikethrough
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* ApologisesALot
* DeadpanSnarker
* {{Nerd}}
* PluckyComicRelief
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!Stuff I ''Really'' Like
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* Film/Vigilante

* ObstructiveVigilance

When it comes to stories, I prefer entertaining, exciting, funny or just plain [[StuffBlowingUp explosive]], rather than allegedly intellectual fare that tends to involve [[SmartPeopleSpeakTheQueensEnglish people with English accents faffing about]]. I especially loathe works by WilliamShakespeare and other things intended for the theater (or as some would call it, "the theatre"). Not to say I'm a moron who only enjoys reality TV, as I dislike that sort of thing as well. In, terms of genres, though, I like fantasy and science fiction the most. Even if they're set in the StandardFantasySetting or StandardSciFiSetting, I still enjoy the shit out of those things.

When it comes to stories, I prefer entertaining, exciting, funny or just plain [[StuffBlowingUp explosive]], rather than allegedly intellectual fare that tends to involve [[SmartPeopleSpeakTheQueensEnglish people with English accents faffing about]]. I especially loathe works by WilliamShakespeare and other things intended for the theater (or as some would call it, "the theatre"). Not to say I'm a moron who only enjoys reality TV, as I dislike that sort of thing as well. I just like stuff that is good simply by being good, rather than pretentiousness. In, terms of genres, though, I like fantasy and science fiction the most. Even if they're set in the StandardFantasySetting or StandardSciFiSetting, I still enjoy the shit out of those things.

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Stuff I know how to do:
* WikiWords
* Namespaces
* Page types
* Launch a YKTTW

* Images

Hey, welcome to my little section of the site. If I've pissed you off or made your day, feel free to leave a mark somewhere.

* {{Mass Effect 2}} was also less fun than the first. It seemed like the whole story was "Shepard babysits a bunch of specialists and gets their personal lives in order, and he might have to save the universe or something along the way." But what really irked me was the combat, as it was so diminished it felt like a shooting gallery. I prefered the first game's overheating to this one's ammo constraints.

When it comes to stories, I prefer entertaining, exciting, funny or just plain [[StuffBlowingUp explosive]], rather than allegedly intellectual fare that tends to involve [[SmartPeopleSpeakTheQueensEnglish people with English accents faffing about]]. I especially loathe works by WilliamShakespeare and other things intended for the theater (or as some would call it, "the theatre"). Not to say I'm a moron who only enjoys reality TV, as I dislike that sort of thing as well. Rather, I just like stuff that is good simply by being good, rather than pretentiousness. In, terms of genres, though, I like fantasy and science fiction the most. Even if they're set in the StandardFantasySetting or StandardSciFiSetting, I still enjoy the shit out of those things.

** {{Dragon Age 2}} felt less fun than the first. I wouldn't call it bad, more like average or slightly-above average. The combat interface was basically the same as the first, but it occasionally felt more fun when you met groups that you could steamroll due to the new actionized gameplay. However, the story in an RPG like this is a bit important, so just walking around looking for cash felt a bit strange. You would also think there's more than one cave. As for the graphics, while the game loads in 5 seconds compared to the first's ''fifty'', Zevran looked as if he stuck his face in a hornet's nest.

* {{Mass Effect 2}} was also less fun than the first. It seemed like the whole story was "Shepard babysits a bunch of specialists and gets their personal lives in order, and he might have to save the universe or something along the way." But what really irked me was the combat, as it was so diminished it felt like a shooting gallery.

* [[Team Fortress 2]]'s constant updates: Look, I understand you might not like the ton of hats or think a weapon is unbalanced, but these are updates, dammit, and I like having new things in my 4-year-old game, so don't ruin it for the rest of us by bitching about it to Valve.