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Hey,where have you been?
P.S:I got Half-life 2 and getting gmod soon![b]And is there someone wiht the user name laptop[/b]?tell me i want that for gmod! Hope to see you soon.
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You asked:
How does one make lovey time?
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Connected in chat session (17 seconds).
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The other user says:
Put it in.
You say:
But where.
He/she says:
Pooper.
You say:
Which pooper, I see 3
He/she says:
All of them.
You say:
But I only have one vagina, and a ace of spades.
He/she says:
Put it in.
You say:
Whar.
He/she says:
Pooper.
You say:
I feel this becoming redundant.
He/she says:
Do you need pictoral diagrams?
You say:
I think I need to try it, want to halp.
He/she says:
I will do what I can.
commandtoserver('newcharacter',"Account Name", "pass", 1.1,1.1,1.1,1.1,1.1,1.1,1.1,1.1,1.1,1.1,1.1,1.1,1.1,1.1,1.1,1.1);
BioWare technical producer Derek French has said that the PC versions of both Mass Effect and Spore will make use of copy protection that will require online validation every ten days to continue working.
"After the first activation, SecuROM requires that [Mass Effect PC] re-check with the server within ten days (in case the CD Key has become public/warez'd and gets banned)," said French in a post on the BioWare forums.
If customers do not come online after ten days, the game will cease to function. "After 10 days a re-check is required before the game can run," added French.
The check is run when users activate the game's executable file, with the first re-check coming within "5 days remaining in the 10 day window."
According to French, Maxis' Spore will also make use of the same scheme: "[Electronic Arts] is ready for us and getting ready for Spore, which will use the same system."
French also noted that the online requirement will be clearly labeled on the games' packaging.