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Wow, you're darn close on almost all fronts. Meaning you're likely an extremly balenced individual. Either that or you were just lazy and put down neutral most of the time. ;) Incidentally. I just retook the Jung personality test, this time taking the advanced 130 question test. It turns out that I ...

Well, this may be too little too late. However to determine if a result is... iffy. Take a look at the detailed answers they give out when you complete the test. If I remember correctly it gives you a percentage based sliding scale on how well you fit into each number that makes up your personality ...

Well, you're supposed to go with your gut instinct. However I ran into a couple instances where I felt no strong pull towards primarilly using either as well. On those questions, I just put down the "neutral" setting right in the middle. Which is why I came out fairly evenly balenced in a ...

Well, that was for work, this is for play. ;)

Oh.... well answering randomly could REALLY throw off your result. However, it's an online test so you can always open another window and google words you don't understand.

Oh...I hate those test. I took one and it was 100% wrong about me. Well, there's two kinds of profesional psychologist tests like this. the MBTI, and the one I directed you towards. They're extremly similer to eachother, but the Jung type in my analysis is the more accurate of the two. Largely beca...

I'm curious about everyones personality type here. Largely because I have a certain theory regarding people in tight knit fandoms. You can take a somewhat profesional personality test at.... http://similarminds.com/jung.html and can read extended descriptions of your personality type... http://www.t...

This.... again... I've seen people ask themselves similer questions many time over the years, and in many cases I find that they're just looking for a reason to get out and explore other possabilities. Honestly though, the answer is quite simple. As long as you live a life that's in keeping with you...

Vuldari, it's a classic werewolf strength that I just threw in as an example. Whether or not it's logical or not is.... kinda a whole other matter. ;)

Okay, a werewolf with resistence to non-silver damage against a normal human at night is probably gonna win no matter the situation. Even if said human is a commando, or a martial artist, they still stand a great chance of winning due to the psychology of the situation. When confronted with an impos...

Mmm.... depends on the circumstances, and your definition of "A ton of fire power." If your definition is, a shotgun, and werewolves are resistent to non-silver damage, then the werewolf can probably pull out a win in most situations. However if the werewolf's not resistent to non-silver, ...

Hmm, can't exactly nominate my own avatar or signiture as "cool" now can I? Oh well, I will say though that there are a lot of "neat" avatars and such on this forum, that there is.

Volumes 1-4 of the Hunter x Hunter graphic novel.

Lupin, piracy on the PS2 didn't become significant until DVD burners became more common. The hard-core Pirateers you talk of cause very VERY little damage, it's when piracy filters down into the more common computer user that it really causes damages.

You're giving pirateers too much credit. What you're saying is that the following will happen within a year of launch. *Blu Ray drives will become common place in the PC environment.* *Hackers will both find ways around the on chip anti piracy and find a way to make it easy for uneducated joe-schmoe...

No there doesn't appear to be any on chip ROM chip as far as I can tell by looking at the Blueprints. I'm assuming that the security is being implimented differently. And no, at no point did I say that they wouldn't be available at the release of the console. I've just re-read all the posts and ther...

Okay, just hit 800 posts not long ago.... not certain what that qualifies me for but.... GO ME! Only about 200 more till I hit 1000...... aww poo.

A: it takes time for Blu-Ray disks to permeate the market.

B: No it's IN the CPU, it's a major feature that was engineered into it by IBM. Trust me I've followed the development of the Cell Processer closely.

Lupin, yes, but people won't have Blu-Ray burners until awhile after the consoles release. Even if they're availble it'll take time for them to thuroughly infuse the market. Plus, the PS3 has hardware based anti-piracy protection that's built right into the CPU. It'll be more difficult to bypass it ...

There's still going to be a fan to keep the liquid cool. However it'll be a lot less powerful then it would be if it were not water cooled. Also, this fan will mainly be cooling the liquid, which will be located a good far deal away from the rest of the vital componenents. Which should minamize the ...

Supposedly both the PS3 and Xenon are using liquid cooling systems.

The Slim PS2 isn't cheaper either. You're paying for having a more compact package there. Prices do come down though actually, on the game development side of things. After they're done buying new computer systems, training new programers and building new game engines, game development work starts s...

Yeah, this controller would work really well with a good physics engine, I'm hoping like crazy the console it powerful enough to handle at least 1000 ridged bodies. *Cause, I believe I heard somewhere that you need at least 800 for a fully destructable environment.*

Mass piracy within the first year is...... unlikely, especially for the PS3, which is using Blu-Ray rather then DVD.

Anti-Piracy schemes take time to break after all.... and after the first year prices are likely to come down, just like the did for the Nintendo 64

I selected "Yes," of course, cause even though it's going up somewhat, I do believe they're exagerating to make an early next gen price hike more PR friendly. Though I suspect that within 14 months of each consoles launch the prices will go back down to 50 bucks for new titles. That first ...