Recent reviews by hawkthief

Came to blast Fortunate Son over the mic, stayed to kill commies. 10/10

King Harlaus, if you're reading this, I hope you die!

In all seriousness though, a 14 year old game with 96% positive reviews, it stood the test of time. Great job, TaleWorlds.

The devs stole my childhood and sold it back to me as Brick Rigs.

At first glance, this game seems lazy, even bad, but it's amazing modding support and riveting gameplay soon makes up for all

It's dead and the interface is terrible (like any Source Engine game), but it's game play is alright, i guess. I mean, it's defiantly better than any official CS title.

This game is what Minecraft wanted to be before Minecraft even realized it.

UPDATE: Unfortunately, due to many unresolved bugs and the devs going silent for almost a year, I can no longer recommend this game as it is bugged and abandoned.

Old Positive Review:
I joined into a server for my very first time. I announced to every one that this was my first time playing. Some guy from the other team asked how I came by the game, and I told him that a friend bought me the game for my birthday. Before you know it, I've got the entire server wishing me a happy birthday, and then someone shoots me through the head. 10/10 would recommend.

Good times, good times.

Just got out of jail today for DUI just to find this in my recommended.

Half-life, in radioactivity, the interval of time required for one-half of the atomic nuclei of a radioactive sample to decay (change spontaneously into other nuclear species by emitting particles and energy), or, equivalently, the time interval required for the number of disintegrations per second of a radioactive material to decrease by one-half.

The radioactive isotope cobalt-60, which is used for radiotherapy, has, for example, a half-life of 5.26 years. Thus after that interval, a sample originally containing 8 g of cobalt-60 would contain only 4 g of cobalt-60 and would emit only half as much radiation. After another interval of 5.26 years, the sample would contain only 2 g of cobalt-60. Neither the volume nor the mass of the original sample visibly decreases, however, because the unstable cobalt-60 nuclei decay into stable nickel-60 nuclei, which remain with the still-undecayed cobalt. Half-lives are characteristic properties of the various unstable atomic nuclei and the particular way in which they decay. Alpha and beta decay are generally slower processes than gamma decay. Half-lives for beta decay range upward from one-hundredth of a second and, for alpha decay, upward from about one one-millionth of a second. Half-lives for gamma decay may be too short to measure (around 10-14 second), though a wide range of half-lives for gamma emission has been reported.