Leeeet’s get ready to ruuumbleeeee!
So, after taking a being away last week, I’m back for some more plasma sticks, beat downs, head shots, and vehicle mayhem. I’m ready to plant some bombs, capture some flags, and kill some zombies. I hope you guys are too, and I hope you brought your game faces because tonight is going to focus a lot on competitive matches. Don’t be frightened. We’ll still run our crazy-funky gametypes, but I thought tonight would be a cool time see people’s skills put to the test.
Tonight’s games will range from stock objective based games, to some SWAT. From competitive games we’ll move a long and play our usual zombie chase matches and funky “random weapons spawn” odd ball/king of the hill games. The casual games, if you will. It’s too bad Ghost Town isn’t free because that map is great not only for killing each other, but King of the Hill is a blast. I could also see it turning into a good map to play infection on.
If you do have the new maps, stick with us throughout the night. We’ll eventually play them, but not after the wee hours of the morning - probably around 2 AM Eastern or somethin’. Of course that all could change depending on the conditions, but that change is most likely to mean that we’ll play them earlier than predicted.
The games begin between 9 and 10 PM Eastern/6 and 7 PM Western. If you see my gamertag on Halo 3 during those hours, throw me a message. I’ll send you an invite. As far as sending friend requests go, send me a message as well. My list is 96% full. I have to go on a friend deletion run soon. As always, please PM me if you have any new maps you want to run, or you can ask for host during the night. I’m pretty liberal with my hosting duties so don’t be afraid to ask for anything. Mi casa es su casa. Comprende?
Contests?
Look for a post from me later this month. You guys have given me such awesome nights on Fridays when I don’t have anything to do (which is most of them). I want to give back, but to not be a rank whore, I’m holding this baby on FNF. So this means you won’t need to have some insane photoshopping skills, or need to have amazing writing skills (God knows I don’t), and it won’t be a “be number X in the comments to win.” It's like a cheap way to rank up. Not that I care about my rank or anything, but it's still wrong.
I’ll give out more details later on, so look out for that. Also, chances are you won’t have to be a Halo master; however, it will affect your chances of winning. I will leak out the prize, which will be a simple couple of points cards. How much and how many will be revealed later.
P.S. - Tonight is going to be drama free. I promise you. Salman and Heretic aren't going to say a word to each other, and if they do, and it's to bitch to each other, the bannings will commence.
Contest update: I've decided to let you all know what the prizes are going to be. The first two winners are going to get $20 worth of Microsoft points, and I haven't decided, but the last winner may end up getting $50 worth of Microsoft points. Again, I'll explain the rules later, so keep an eye out.
Halo FNF for Friday the 25th of April is now over.
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As my title may have hinted, I'll be missing out on tonight's frag-fest, but fear not! I have a substitute to host in my place and take care of you kids for the night. By the way, this substitute? He's of the "slightly retarded" variety. He may be easy to sway than me, and that's saying something. I wouldn't even call myself a host, really. I'm more like an organizer. I set it up and with your help, I make the night as pleasant an awesome as possible.
You might be asking yourself, "where is Mr. Carrillo going?" To be honest, I'm heading off to do blow with various hookers of many different ethnicities. I'm a Skittles man. I taste the rainbow. Tonight I'll be doing that, and probably walking on the rainbow, too. We'll just see how the night goes.
No, in reality I'm staying over someone's house so we can go to Six Flags Magic Mountain really early.
Now, although I'm still leaving, I will be the one organizing this whole thing through the power of the sea blawgs. My rules still follow (WUT?), and those rules are simply. THERE ARE NONE!
ANARCHY!
No, I'm leaving it up to 007 (GT: Salman707). He's my sub. Send him PMs if you have any questions. As always the shit is going down from 9 to 10 PM EST/6 to 7 PM PST. Just add that fag-face's gamertag. Newbies are always welcome, but yeah. I'd like to know how things went so some PMs and comments in this blog would be nice after you've finished playing, guys.
I'll see ya' next week!
<3
New Maps information:
All new maps will be played later in the night. Don't worry if you don't have them. Just jump in and play. I repeat; The Legendary Map Pack is only going to be played in the after hours. If you can see porn on HBO during the time you're playing, then you're probably going to start playing those new maps.
P.S.
Heretic, I hope to see you there cheering on your boyfriend as he gets his host on. Be there to comfort him. Try whispering sweet nothings in his ear in the form of voice messages. Chicks dig that kind of stuff.
P.P.S.
Both Salman and Heretic are male.
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A lot of people are on the fence on whether or not they're going to buy the new Halo Map Pack. I'm writing this little blog to try and help your decision along. Whether it pushes you to buy them or not is completely based on your tastes. However, before you go into this quasi review, Halo is still Halo. If you don't like the game, buying this map is most likely not going to make you love it. Not unless you're one of those Halo 2 fanboys yearning for some Lockout.
I'd also like to ask all my Halo 3 Friday Night Fight peeps to go ahead and post here whether you're getting the new maps or not. I need to get a good idea of how many people are going to have them. That way I can work something out for next Friday.
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Avalanche
I'll start things off with a classic. A classic many of us have been asking for since the release of Halo 2, and frankly, a type of map Halo 3 has been needing for the longest time.
Avalanche is a "re-imagining" of Halo's classic Sidewinder. I use the term re-imagining because that's what Bungie says, and because it's not really a remake. The only thing that Sidewinder and Avalanche share is the weather and the shape of the map (U shaped).
You have both identical bases on each end of the map. In matchmaking, each team starts off with mongooses, warthogs, a wraith, and one hornet. The hornet itself has been underpowered to make it balanced and fair. It doesn't shoot any missiles and the machine gun has been powered down. All these vehicles are able to roam around the level easily because of the map's large size.
While the map is huge, there are a few man cannons that will assist you in getting around the map. If man cannons aren't your style, you can cut through the middle instead of going all around the open part of the level. Exactly like in Sidewinder. You can also cut through if you've gotten to the middle of the map on the inside walls. There's a small cave that lets you into a large cavern. The cavern has two man cannons for you to jump from one end of a ledge to the other. There are also teleporters inside each base. All of them lead to the center of the map on the outside wall. Right next to that is an opening that gives you a nice view of a large half frozen body of water. You die if you fall off the edge.
As far as how this map plays, I found it to be really enjoyable. I had a lot of fun carrying people on my hornet as we flew in to grab the flag. Granted, we were beat to shit by heavy fire from the enemy's hornet and warthog, but fun was had. It was nice knowing that no vehicle was overpowered. A battle with a hornet and a wraith could go either way. It just depends on the driver’s ability to hold down fire while dodging plasma shots and mortars. You’re also completely set if you’re on foot. Some peole prefer that, and there are a few locations on the map where you can get into some small fire fights.
The weapons on the map are your basics. You have rockets, snipers, battle rifles, and all that jazz. The power weapons are expectedly low in numbers. As far as I remember one team gets one of each with the exception of the rockets. The only ones I've seen are in the middle of the map right near both teams’ teleporter exits.
As far as attacking the enemy's base, there are about 4 ways doing this. The first is to simply enter through the front door using all that will power and bravery you’ve got stored. The second is using man cannons. You can literally launch a warthog into the enemy's base, take the flag, and launch yourself into another man cannon and make your escape while still on the hog. The third way is using these small trails that lead from the middle of the map to the second floor of the enemy base. The last way is pretty much like using the man cannons, but instead you're using the hornet fly two guys into the second level of the base. Whatever method you choose is completely up to you. Just don't forget to defend your own base.
As far as customizable options go, you're given some new items. They serve the same purpose as older items, but they just look differently. There’s not really much I can say on that topic. There are stackable objects, some scenery items, vehicles to place, weapons to move. It’s all typical forge items.
Side note: These new maps come with the ability to add visual filters. So far from what I’ve used and seen there’s not really much you can do. All of them pretty much make it harder for you to see. I think the only real reason for using these may just be for machinima. I guess it could be cool to use the old camera filter for zombies or something, but really, there’s not much that they can be used for. Maybe later they can add some that makes it look as if the game is cel-shaded.
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Ghost Town
The new kid on the block here is Ghost Town, and it’s probably my favorite map of the three. It’s certainly the most unique map of all the Halo 3 maps currently available. There are a lot of places to find cover. It’s almost as if it was designed for SWAT gametypes, which I can dig sometimes (Emodrox may disagree).
Ghost Town isn’t your typical symmetrical Halo 3 map. It’s very much the complete opposite. Its setting is a rundown set of buildings where the jungle has pretty much taken over. A lot of work was put into this map’s visuals. It’s prettiest of the three as well, with its aging scenery. Suffice it to say, I’m in love with just the look of this map.
The game types of this particular map are mostly about the death matches. Objective games can be played, but with all ledges, holes, and corners to hide in it’s just a more exciting place to have at it with team death matches and free for all slayer battles. I think what would be a lot more interesting is shutting off all the shields to put more emphasis on all the cover that’s available. That’s not to say this is an all-out SWAT map, but it’ll work better than any other map available.
As far as the weapons available, it’s pretty much what you’d expect. There are no lasers on this map, but there is one rocket launcher at one corner of the map near a tunnel that’s caved in. The rest of the map is riddled with needlers, battle rifles, and guns of the like. There are also your typical power ups and deployables laying around for you to use (strategically or not).
Everything was placed properly and the map is really balanced as far as I can tell. Based on the matchmaking matches I’ve had, I never felt like the other team had something I didn’t. Despite it not being another symmetrical map, no side has a real advantage over the other. The only real advantage one could have is if the team took over the center building, but the thing has so many entrances it’d be too difficult to hold it down.
It’s a really cool looking map. I really like it, and it’s now my favorite Halo 3 map. It’s kind of strange because looking at the Bungie screenshots made me think it was going to be lame. I guess it’s true. No one should have an opinion about anything until they’ve tried something out.
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Blackout
The last map we’ve got is Blackout, and there isn’t much to say about this one. It’s Lockout with a face lift. The map itself is really pretty (except the water looks crappy if you look at it really close). Lockout is something Halo fans have been asking for since the release of the game. Personally, I thought Guardian filled that hole pretty well, but the fans have spoken and Bungie has delivered.
At first glance the map does look exactly like Lockout; however, there are some minor changes. Some things seem to have shrunk and some things seem to have gotten bigger. The platform where the battle rifle spawns opposite to the sniper tower has gotten bigger. Also, the catwalk the leads from the green room (now red room) to the sniper tower seems to have gotten smaller. There are other smaller cosmetic changes. Places where windows used to be are now closed off (doesn’t effect gameplay) and places where there weren’t windows have them.
If you remember Lockout as the well balanced level it used to be, then this is what you have. It’s Lockout, and it’s fantastic. The battles seem really familiar. I was in a matchmaking game and there we were, defending that sniper tower, throwing grenades at the bottom entrance and covering our asses from behind to get any jumpers. It was that same Lockout experience but on Halo 3. Take that whatever way you want. If you didn’t like that map then you won’t like it now. I loved it, and therefore I love this map.
As far as weapons placement goes, everything seems to be just the way it used to be. There are pistols in the holes outside of the small man cannon, and the sniper is sitting on its tower waiting to be grabbed, and the sword is in its same spot waiting to be whored. The only real changes are the deployables sprinkled around the map. Also, of course, there are no vehicles on this map (no surprise).
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As far as these maps being worth it to you, that really all depends on you. I play Halo every week, so these maps have become worth it to me. Not just because they’re Halo maps and I froth at the mouth whenever someone says Halo 3 sucks. I get annoyed because it’s become the new hip thing, and people say just to fucking say it, but it doesn’t bother me much. Why these maps are worth it to me is because they’re just good batch of levels to play on. What I’ve played so far has been really fun to me – someone who enjoys Halo’s gameplay. If you dislike the way Halo feels or anything like that, then you really shouldn’t get these because they’re not going to make a difference. Halo is still Halo no matter what is released.
So, really, ask yourself whether you play enough Halo to get these maps. If you play it at least once a week, then yeah, they’re worth it. If you don’t, then no. If you play FNF it’d make my hosting duties a lot easier if you just went out and bought them. I’d pretty much love you forever, but yeah. I think I’ve dragged this post on long enough. Thanks for reading.
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America seems to think a naked baby is something disturbing and disgusting. I guess I have to follow its sad, pathetic, religiously influenced rules. I wouldn’t want to be charged with child pornography with a picture of myself innocently naked in a crib. A picture my own mother took because she thought it was cute and a good memory to have. So from now on I can’t post that picture, even if it was an awesome and silly tension breaker. I really want to, but I don’t want to get Detructoid in trouble. I love this site too much to risk it being shut down. However, if you’d like to see me fully naked now, please go ahead and direct yourself here.
I’d like to thank everyone who thought it was funny. Seriously, please breed. Please have kids and teach them your ways, because American society is absolutely ridiculous right now. To think that people killing each other is far more acceptable to view on television than two people making love. It’s absolutely outrageous, and to the sad, pathetic, fucker who flagged my picture as “offensive” on photobucket, eat a cock. Eat a cock and let the sperm choke you to death.
Now, with that out of the way, it’s time to Halo!
Tonight’s festivities will begin at around 10 PM EST and 7 PM PST. Look for my gamer-tag to show up online around that time. I have to ask that if you have any non Destructoid friends, please try not to bring them. This is a community thing. We can’t have the room filled with random people. Last week for the small amount of time I was on there were about 6. I can’t have that. The party will be invite only, so joining will require an invite. If I forget to invite you, please send me a message with the text “FNF” and I’ll quickly send you an invite. This goes for newbies and veterans, but I’ll most likely catch the people I know coming online.
As for what we’ll be playing? A fuck-ton of stuff, and that’s all you need to know. I don’t have any type of organization when it comes to what we play, so that’s that. I’m an improviser, but like all the greats, many times I fail. Or as that all the losers that fail a lot?
If you have any questions, please PM me or send me an IM on g-talk (alexandorator@gmail.com). My IM window is always open so I can’t miss you when you ring me. For those new to FNF there’s an awesome c-blog post that will appear or is probably already up. Just click on this here link. For those across the pond, you’re on the wrong blog, but you’re welcome to join anyway! Go check out Wardrox’s blog for your Euro needs. Same thing goes for you PS3 owners. Head on over to Jimbo’s blog for the deets on your Blu-Ray player that sometimes, kind of plays games (I kid.).
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Today was going to be a good day. I had two of my favorite podcasts to listen to. The first was Destructoid's very own RFGO! and the second was GFW Radio (Games for Windows Radio). Retroforce was great. I had many bursts of laughter and had my heart warmed by Niero's mini speech. Once I turned flipped on GFW Radio my emotions went down to straight sadness.
"Believe it or not, the announcement today that we are closing the print publication Games For Windows: The Official Magazine has nothing to do with the Chapter 11 stuff. But it does have quite a bit to do with those challenges I just alluded to. Both the eyeballs of PC gamers, and the essential advertising dollars needed to sustain a PC gaming magazine are moving online at an alarming pace. Much faster, it seems, than in the console world. Fast enough that we realized - and Microsoft agreed- that it was time to put the GFW team's efforts where the most people could see the results: Online. And there, despite the rather large nature of this particular cloud, is the silver lining. (Simon Cox)"
The only positive I can take from this news is that my favorite GFW editors are going to stay on the Ziff team. The podcast is also going to stay alive. That I'm relieved about. I hardly play PC games, but I absolutely love GFW Radio. The editors are moving on to the PC side of the 1Up website.
Here's to many more podcasts and a bright future to the ex GFW staff.
I can't help but be saddened by the thought of a magazine extinction. I love my magazines. I subscribe to three and I look forward to them every month. Sometimes I don't want to sit on my desk chair or have my hot laptop on my lap. I love reading my magazines in the toilet. The internet fails in this regard. It's taking away something I love.
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Sim racers have to be one of my top favorite video games genres. No, it's not because I have infinite knowledge of cars. I'm in no way a gear head. This stems from my basic manly instinct of loving anything with an engine. I just love cars. I know very little about them, but I love 'em, and sim racers have taught me a lot about them.
I think the first thing people look at when the see racing sims is just a hard racing game. They don't understand why their car isn't taking the turns. They don't see that an AWD car has a lot of understeer, or that the torque and high horse power of a muscle car causes it to have too much oversteer. They don't appreciate trying to learn how to control that car. They don't care to know when to hit the breaks, how hard you should hit them, when you should ease on the gas, and when you should slam your foot (or in this case your finger) down. It all seems alien.
It really isn't too complicated. I mean, people learn all these geeky Final Fantasy terms and learn how to really use strategy in many derivative JRPGs, but something with a similar concept is dull? I do understand that many of us have different tastes. Some of us love the sound of a turbo as it whistles on through while some of us like dragons. That's all fine, but I think people miss the point of sim racers. It's not just meant to drop you in a car and have you drive with realistic physics. There's a lot of strategy involved; especially with tuning.
Now, I have said that I'm not a gear head, but that doesn't mean I can't experiment when tuning a car in a video game. It can be especially easy when a game like Forza tells you what you're doing when lowering or raising the pressure of a car's tire. Knowing that a lower gear ratio gives you a a higher top speed, but reduces your acceleration is great information. All of the tuning options come complete with hints and facts. Tuning cars and saving set-ups for track specific races can give you a big advantage. Choosing the proper car can also be crucial.
Again, using JRPGs as a comparison, many of them let you choose between different characters with different abilities. In racing sims, no 2 cars are exactly the same. You have to put weight, power output, drive type, and engine placement into consideration. A Nissan Skyline is not going to behave the same as a 1970s Chevelle. A Skyline is an all-wheel drive vehicle while the Chevelle runs on it's rear tires. If you slam on the throttle while in a Skyline you'll have little to no problems launching off the starting line. A Chevelle on the other hand will give you some problems. All that power and all that torque is going through the rear tires and there isn't enough grip to push you forward as fast as you would in an AWD car. You'll skid all over the place at the start, but once you get moving, you get moving. It just takes some time to learn the proper way to leave the starting line.
Fact is, there's more to sim racers than just racing. There's a vast amount of strategy and these days developers know that it isn't just car enthusiasts who are buying their games. It's people like me or you (maybe?) who know very little about cars but love them anyway. That's why they've taken steps in teaching you how to play. They tell you about hitting the apex in a turn, and about racing terms like understeer over oversteer. They even teach you how to avoid them. They tell you things like turning while braking/accelerating heavily are no-nos. They're much more accessible than people think they are, and it's time they get their deserved respect.
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The time has come where we all gather and play our video games on Friday. More specifically, the time has come for us to play Halo on Friday. And chances are, those who are playing tonight aren't in Mexico snorting cocaine off native women's butt-cracks. However, we can make our fun almost as great as those that are in Mexico. All we need is a shit-ton of alcohol, porn, video games, and an open mind. Whose down?
OK, so this week's Halo 3 FNF probably wont be as cool as last week's. Expect there to be less people. Hamsa and TheGoldendonut will be absent, and will be missed. But enough about them! They're having more fun than you tonight! Let's go on about us. Let's get ready pray and spray our way to victory!
Tonight's Halo slaughter-fest will contain all the usual stuff a long with a few new additions as I try out fresh maps. I won't promise any hits, so don't get too excited. Also, I may be a bit drunk tonight. I've got a restocked alcohol cabinet and what better way to celebrate than to get drunk with my dotcomrades?
Don't answer that. It's a rhetorical question. I know there are many other methods of celebration. Assholes.
I'll kick things off at around 7 PM PST and 10 PM EST. I have an errand to run really fast before I start so starting an hour before like I usually do will be impossible. Be there at the time I said.
If you have any map suggestions please ask for host during the night as it is too late for me to go out and download them. I'm leaving right after I finish writing this post. I'll be back at around 7:40 PST so any friend requests should be sent beforehand. That way I won't be struggling to accept and invite people during matches. That doesn't mean I wont, but it's a lot more convenient for me.
To all newcomers: If Halo isn't or you just don't own an XBOX 360, look out for other Friday Night Fights (FNF) posts. If Halo is your game than feel free to PM me with anymore questions. Join up. Friday Night Fights is amazing.
Halo FNF is currently FUCKED...
My XBOX has decided it doesn't like Halo. The disc cannot be read by my XBOX. This doesn't mean FNF is over. If you guys want to continue on playing, organize, but there's nothing I can do. Sorry. Blame Microsoft.
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Yeah, the bastard's going away, but do not worry! Although I am a noob in all things Nintendo Wifi, I've figured out how to get this sucker to work. I even tested it out by having a practice battle with Styos. If it wasn't for me forgetting to leave my Magikarp in my party I would of won too...
Anyways, I'm going to follow in Dexter's footsteps by kicking this sucker off at 7 PM PST and 10 PM EST. Don't forget to hand me your Pokémon friend codes so I and other D'toiders can add you to my/their Pal Pad so we can get things started promptly. I wanna' battle yous all!
EDIT: ThurDSays has started early, folks! Get in on this action.
Bring any Pokémon you'd like. The game auto-levels your Pokemon if we set the cap to 50 or 100. If your Pokemon is at a higher level it will temporarily reduce it down to 50 or 100. If it's lower it'll temporarily increase it to whatever we set it at. That way we have an even playing field. If people would like to battle without the level cap that's perfectly fine. I'm really excited for double battles though. I hope we can get that set up (meaning, I hope we get enough people to play).
If you'd like to trade, go ahead and leave a comment with which Pokémon you're looking for. With any luck some fellow D'toiders will have what you're looking for. I myself am looking for a ditto and a Bulbasaur.
Pokemon already has a voice chat feature. I'm pretty positive it uses the built in microphone, but don't quote me on that. If you need another communication option, join me in IRC. #destructoid at irc.dynasty.net is the place to be. PM me if you have any other questions, or check me out on g-talk. My e-mail is alexandorator@gmail.com.
With that said, please join up. The battle I had with Styos was surprisingly fun, and this may prove to be the perfect place to find those last few Pokémon you need.
My Friend Code: 3136-6608-5633
E-mail: alexandorator@gmail.com
IRC: #destructoid @ irc.dynasty.net
P.S. - Fuck Twisted Imp. I thought of having a ridiculously large title first....
ThurDSays is over? No battles going on now.
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I’ve been hosting Halo 3 on Fridays for some time now. I’ve been hosting it long enough for me to consider it my baby. The one time I wasn’t able to host I felt really about it, and couldn’t wait for the next to come around so I could do it again and make up for lost time. So, you can see how happy I got to see that yesterday’s Friday Night Fights was such a success that we didn’t have enough room for everyone. Now, we didn’t get enough people to justify 2 rooms, but still. I’m really happy Halo 3 was big enough that it overflowed and spilled over. We’ve been the minority for a while and change is nice.
So, back to the night and it went, right?
The first thing I did was jumped into IRC to jump start the Haloing. MechaMonkey was in here first, followed by Salman, Heretic, redthehaze and Neonie (sigh) with his friends. The room began to fill up strangely fast after the first match (Big Team Battle). Before I knew it the room was filled to capacity. I was overfilled with joy, and yeah, I do understand that this is 99% because of the free maps (which frankly aren’t that great if you didn’t notice).
We want back and forth between old and new maps. We played a lot of the Destructoid map thanks to Lark’s attendance. His robot is awesome. It has testicles (and doesn’t afraid of anything?). By the time we got to Lark’s map we had a full party. And Lark’s game was about the 5th one we played. The full party made it many times more awesome than it already was.
Lark hosted for a bit, then it was given back to me and we got down to some more traditional Halo. It’s mostly because I suck ass at forge and partly to satisfy those conservative gamers. There were a few objective games on on Standoff, and a few custom Foundry maps played. We didn’t play as much of the DLC maps as I thought we would.
Zombie Chase proved yet again that it’s one of the best gametypes around. Seven Seas and it are one of the best infection (zombies) variants to play. Although Seven Seas could work better with less rounds and it’s starting to lose its fun.
Halo 3 PROTIP: When you view a match on Bungie.net all of its assets including screenshots taken and video clips recorded for that match will be able to be found on the same page. Just look under game assets on this page. That match should have three screenshots for you to watch.
It was fun to be able to play with Emodrox (Wardrox). He was a bit touchy last night. It was pretty entertaining to listen to because he has a pretty accent that makes me all warm and fuzzy inside. At one point Puppet came into our games and I have very little doubt that Wardrox would kill him if they ever were to meet in real life. I can feel it in his voice. Ragedrox!
Our resident whiner, 007 was also in full effect. “I wanna’ play Call of Duty 4.” It’s almost as if he had an echo effect on his headset because I heard that sentence for about an hour. His boyfriend Heretic was in there making things worse for him. I think the best thing those two can do is work their crap out. Maybe they can have make-up sex? We just can’t have marital disputes during FNF. It’s silly-nonsense, I say!
So, apart from electro lemon hosting, everything went off without a hitch. Oh, except for when Heretic left we were all booted from the party. Way to be annoying even when you’re not here, guy (<3). It was an amazing night. It got a bit out of hand during the end, but I thank each and every one of you for coming on. I’m fully prepared to go back to the old Halo 3 days where it’s rare if the games fill to capacity. I’m just happy I was able to play with such a large and badass crowd. I mean, GuitarAtomik?
Really though, I appreciated it, guys. It can’t thank you enough.
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. Andrew Jackson Jihad - People Who Can Eat People Are The Luckiest People In The World (Folk punk)
. Wu-Tang Clan - Enter the Wu-Tang (Rap)
. Spoonboy - I Love You, This Is A Robbery (Folk punk)
. Big D and the Kids Table - How It Goes (Ska)
. Rage Against the Machine - Rage Against the Machine (Alternative)
