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I once enrolled in a PhD course only to discover I couldn't afford the tuition costs; I began obtaining large quantities of cash for petty crimes. Burglary, stick-ups, smash and grab robberies, automobile theft - Over the course of six years I managed to evade the police and FBI. Now I work for them as a 'Profiling Consultant'.
I have a net worth of approximately $3.8M and the majority of that has been obtained from my youthful misdeeds - I'm not a bad person - I've learned and a lot and grown up since then; I realized you can trust more than just yourself in this world and that sometimes you need to stay true to your dreams.
I never did complete my PhD and my father, Reginald Saegert IV, died long before I got to explain myself for the man I was - Unfortunately he went to grave with a hellion for a son and there's nothing I can do to change that ...
Be who you want to be, live life unashamed; but never forget that honor is the cornerstone of a true man.
Burt Saegert II, MSc
The official steam group for the video games blog The ThoughtShake.
The blog currently comprises of mainly news and articles, with the occasional review of a game that had been covered previously, and an almost weekly article on aspects of game design, as seen from a total outsider.
The ThoughtShake is written by:
Joe "ad_hominem" Russell
Ross "Rustvaar" McFarland
Stan "SlappyBag" Lindsey
Kit "thenotsoninja" Fortescue
A worthwhile co-operative experience. Flying solo - not so much.
A cripplingly addictive pseudo-strategy time-sink that will have you cursing every artillery round that missed that one stray zombie before sundown.
Stealth games are not my strong point so I'm definitely biased but be forewarned; Thief is often more infuriating than it is satisfying. A limited supply of weapons sees you enveloping yourself in darkness to complete objectives and swipe loot along the way.
How long does it take before it turns into a chore? I guess it depends on the player.
