*~*/ZombiesHangman\*~*  Test your might! _ _ _ _ _ _ Incorrect Guesses (0/6): Hints: Scoreboard: The Golden Reigning Champo Lampo: Lenne - 257 2nd: Slade - 238 (the silveriest of surfers) 3rd: way2good - 201 (brown town baby woo) Electric Jesus - 150 The Meh (“lil’ cheese”) - 146 Nightmare Voyager (”big cheese”) - 134  ETEl2NAL407 - 100 Tasha the noob - 93 Delta - 68 Naitrax - 58 Rissole25 - 48 MysteryMachineX - 46 Undead - 44 Chopper - 34 Cheesegrater28 - 32 Tac - 30 anonymous - 30 PortlyLlama80 - 22 Reddonkeyham - 20 RequixEclipse - 18 Jake Duck - 16 wesleykg00 - 16 Silv3r Energy - 16 83457 - 12 zombieman9 - 10 XAvengedLullabyX - 10 OverWater17 - 10 RaidDzn - 10 PINNAZ - 8 nayrc - 6 jiipee95 - 6 unlawfully inacurate - 4 Ooka - 2 RiftRunner001 - 2 ZombieDreamerDan - 2 CrubZee - 2 BriggzyJ97 - 2 TheNathanNS - 2 Mr Swifty - 2 RZArazorSHARP20 - 2 Señor Festo Lithium - 2 JJMFP - 1   Rules:  Guess the word orphrase correctly, WITHOUT any letters = 10 points Guess the word or phrase correctly = 2 points Stump the field (6 incorrect guesses) = 6 points One incorrect letter = 1 incorrect guess One incorrect word(s) = 2 incorrect guesses You may only guess up to 2 consonants or 1 vowel at a time. Host adds hint after 4 incorrect guesses. Numbers MUST be spelled out.  After 6 wrong guesses, the personwho made the last guess gets the board.  If, after two weeks, the person who is meant to be posting a board doesn't, another person is allowed to take their board and continue the game.

Riese. What a giant discovery this answer was.

R?

N?

Liebe?

Assuming the board isn't just "Lenne"... A?

This is going to be interesting. 1. Ultimis Richtofen, but purely on how fun he was as an announcer... and his Fire Sale theme is glorious. 2. Sal Deluca - because, it's like I said before: Ultimis Takeo is annoying and not very enjoyable for me. 3. Primis Nikolai. Easy choice, because he has a hell of a character arc. Both games do him justice, BO3 and BO4... ...okay, well, the concept of BO4 does. Not the execution. 4. Primis Dempsey. 5. Primis Richtofen. That isn't a question. 6. Primis Takeo. For the reasons I've stated before. I don't need an accountant in the zombie apocalypse, so... 7. Ultimis Nikolai, I guess? Pernell is good, but... I actually get a good chuckle from Nikolai in most my games with him. (…but for the love of god, I don't want to talk about little Nikolai). 8. The Shadowman. @RadZakpak Your sins serve only as an invitation...

Time for controversial opinions! I'm likely going to make a "Black Ops 4 Retrospective" review as is, but... for ratings' sake, may as well share my thoughts. 8. Blood of the Dead. Look, Alcatraz is fantastic as a setting! The atmosphere is perfect! But, like... the gameplay and EE are maybe the single most important thing you should focus on, and combining Usain Bolt Zombie AI in tight spaces while trying to locate a bird you can't even see, play a ghost banjo, flip a switch and tap meaningless morse code is... basically speaking, idiotic. The map doesn't deserve such a low spot, but... god, it just sits so low in my eyes. It deserved better. 7. Voyage of Despair. Same ethos as BOTD, really, but... it has a number of features and more focused gameplay that you can learn to control, that makes the game feel a lot better to play as. The Titanic is always a good setpiece. 6. Dead of the Night. This is the part where I start actually liking aspects, mind you, but... as a map, DotN always read meaningless. It didn't need to exist as a prologue. I'd have been fine with the explanation of "oh hey Alistair's kidnapped, Mary Scarlett Sue is makin' a team to bust him out", but I don't really need to know how and why... or... why this nothing crew needs to be here. It's like an unnecessary bookmark, a prologue that we really didn't need? But... eh. It's easy, and it's fun sometimes. Alistair's Folly/Annihilator/Chaos Theory are fun guns and I wish we had more guns like it. Should have had a Harquebus or something in that map, though. I'm a stickler for old-fashioned stuff. 5. Tag der Toten. I haven't played this much, mind you, but... I liked the look of the gameplay, and the mechanics of the EE looked... neat? A Light From The Shore is the best song ever, too. Surpassed all my expectations as a song. Other than that? Lore was good until the cutscene, and... yeah... I have thoughts on that ending... 4. Alpha Omega. It's a really good map, and the lore is honestly good (past plotholes I keep falling into). Just don't play it much. 3. Ancient Evil. It's just a really good map. I don't have much to say on it. 2. Classified. What a remaster should be. Honestly perfect. 1. IX. Also perfect. This is what Chaos needs to be if we get more of it. It's a perfect beginner difficulty coming off of Black Ops 3's curve, and helps you get used to the mechanics. The lore is interesting, the map's design is interesting... it just breeds interest and good. It's what I expected and more.

I used to always use mainly headphones - and most of the ones I got for Xbox use were very much useful for me to use with my laptop and phone for music. Xbox-wise, I still prefer to use them for that. Just an aesthetic. Plus my mic rocks. But, nowadays, Bluetooth headphones (earplugs, what the hell's the difference) are where it's at. Just easier to manage.

B-but he’s best tentacle boi ;(

Playing with good people is a nice way to get it. Otherwise, you gotta manipulate the map to your advantages. Put on a good perkset (mine is personally QR, Stamin-Up, Timeslip, Dying Wish), Hammer/Path of Shadows, good starter weapon, that kind of stuff. Every single map has a powerful something or another to reach for, be it Winter's Howl, Kraken, Serket's Kiss, you name it, so... you should strive for that. Added, you should probably use other high-power weapons. Stingray still rocks, Hades is objectively the best, y'know. That kind of stuff. It takes time and effort to become good at the game sometimes, but I believe anyone can hone it to a fine point.

Hey, guys. Y'know, I ought to be adamant to asking why "Deep Thought" was shifted to regular "Off-Topic". That's like a sacred violation. You don't desecrate hollow grounds. Or... something like that. I think part of me was trying to make a Prince of Egypt reference... regardless. This is a post I feel is a necessary topic to be had - whether or not it really matters. Given the recent timeframe of events and the thinking I've done to amend for it, I... felt the need to share and introspectively accept it all... so I can help myself move forward. If I'm being frank, a lot of these "deeper" posts I write have helped in some way - be it to evaluate my introversion, or call towards becoming a positive change, they are important to me because they give me a better idea of my own personal values - the core of myself, the why of me. It tells me how I've grown from the years I've lived and experiences I've had. That said, the experiences I've had in the last couple of weeks have told me I've got a lot more to learn. It's all going to sound rather "elementary"-esque, but... my first real relationship experience happened over the course of the last week... and it was a really interesting experience to have, if not the most "emotional" I've ever felt. For the first time in a long time, I let my emotions guide me along, and I let myself fall for someone in my trade (for those who don't know, I'm at a trade school learning Commercial Printing). That... actually led somewhere, whereas the usual paths led away from that. It's an incredibly TL;DR wording, but I think it best I respect the anonymity of myself and those surrounding the area around my life and not delve deeper than this. If anything, though... I thought it was a rather cutesy situation. It started as sharing around musicals (i.e. "The Guy Who Didn't Like Musicals", chiefly), then watching movies together... and it just kind of felt right. Perhaps it was rushed, perhaps I was too excited, but I felt like the moments were right, and that I found the right person for me. Which... doesn't really happen for me, so I genuinely thought I had something going. That said, it lasted like five days. Call me melodramatic, but... you have to understand my mindset at that point. I was excited. I was happy. I wanted to pursue this... but I was also insecure about my actions, and I worried if little things I did would end up screwing things up. At the current, I don't really know if they did - but that isn't exactly the point. A sadness can pierce the heart with thick, venomous tendrils - and... when things went the way they did... I cracked a bit under the sheer weight and pain from being struck. I kind of recessed a little - my introversion kicked back in, my doubt and depression I had believed I'd been able to surpass ages ago, it came back to me. I'd... be remiss if I were to tell you I'm not still dealing, still healing from it, but... I felt like I was out of commission at that point. A walking robotic man, making the motions of the day and moving along, focus elsewhere, with a head clouded. I... very much regressed a bit. ...and maybe that's just the person I am, sometimes, y'know? I'm a semi-fragile human, and I'm prone to being manic and all the same torn from that state. I took the days after this - and up to the current - and I've been thinking. Hard. Trying to amend, heal... talk, sometimes, but... mostly think. Taking walks around the school. Looking off from the docks to the water, nearly infinite if not for the land alongside and to its ends on the horizon... and I think, in doing so, I'm beginning to realize a lot more about how things are - and how I am as a part of it. Love, as a concept, is fickle. It takes... time. Effort. The right set of emotions and the right mindsets. The right people, and the right moments. Love is as much a passion as it is a harness we use to make ourselves feel human. We choose to find companionship because we wish to never feel alone, to feel as though, just maybe, hopefully, there's someone on the same wavelength as ourselves. We need people who get us and want to be with us for us. It's a process, as is each facet of the life we control... and we must work with it. You can't rush into things, blindly, hoping they work. You need to take them slow. ...and, y'know, maybe there's other people if the person you thought would make you happy doesn't fall on the same lines as you. The world is vast - the person you're seeking in life could be anywhere. All it's ever taken is a look. There's a vast sea of people, just as emotive and creative, just as interesting and the like, and you need the initiative to find those people in life. Pure happiness doesn't just come from where you want yourself to be, sometimes. It comes from where you want to be, both with yourself and another. ...it makes me hopeful to think on this kind of level, truly. I think a part of me is hoping to amend further. Make this little spark burn again. I still really like this person... and strongly enough where I still have few emotions to compare it to. I want to make a relationship like this work. I want to stay hopeful about where I can go from here... and, if this doesn't work... well, I'm willing to accept it. Someone's still out there. Per aspera ad astra. -The Meh

I feel like you're missing the point. It was never about the mission, the endgame or anything. It was his warpath through the events surrounding the actual story that he carved, and his stance as he grew to be another soul lost in a grand scheme beyond him. He was a bystander in a greater war than he could understand. For him to come back in AO is... interesting, to say the least - and I'm not going to cry on about whether or not that felt off for the sake of being off. Regardless, it was nice that we could see him in a light as one more hopeless man - and how we found him inextricably tied to everything else by the end of that tunnel. It feels... poetic. Apologies if zero words in this tangent made sense - I'm running on fumes today.

I’m actually rather disappointed about Peter. That man has hardcore symbolic narrative in his veins.