Friday 7 October 2011
Steve Jobs killed by SEAL Team 6?
I heard that Steve Jobs was killed in Pakistan by SEAL Team 6. Appearntly they were hunting him for 10 years, and they shot him the face and then threw him in the ocean. Can anyone confirm this for me?
Wednesday 5 October 2011
What do you guys think of Notch's new game, Scrolls?
Anybody who doesn't know what it is can look at the story:
Scrolls is not a direct sequel to Minecraft, but a new chapter in the Scrolls series, set 200 years after the events of Minecraft.[20] In the preamble to Scrolls, the Empire began ceding territory to the Elven nations it once ruled, because there was no heir to the Emperor's throne. The Blades had no one to defend, and gradually died, were murdered, or secluded themselves from the rest of the world.[20] After the king of Scrolls was assassinated, a civil war broke out amongst the native Nord race – the majority being those who wished for Scrolls to secede from the Empire, and the rest being those who wished for Scrolls to stay in the Empire.[23]
As with previous Scrolls games, Scrolls begins with the player character as an unknown prisoner, on the way to their own execution.[23] The player eventually learns that Scrolls's civil war is last in a sequence of prophetic events foretold by the Scrolls, which also foretell of the return of Alduin, the Nordic god of destruction. Taking the form of a gigantic dragon, Alduin is prophesied to consume the world with his servants, the Jills (a race of black dragons). The player character is the last Dovahkiin (Dragonborn), a dragon hunter anointed by the gods to help fend off the threat Alduin poses to Scrolls and Tamriel. Aiding the player is Esbern (voiced by Max von Sydow), one of the last Blades
Scrolls is not a direct sequel to Minecraft, but a new chapter in the Scrolls series, set 200 years after the events of Minecraft.[20] In the preamble to Scrolls, the Empire began ceding territory to the Elven nations it once ruled, because there was no heir to the Emperor's throne. The Blades had no one to defend, and gradually died, were murdered, or secluded themselves from the rest of the world.[20] After the king of Scrolls was assassinated, a civil war broke out amongst the native Nord race – the majority being those who wished for Scrolls to secede from the Empire, and the rest being those who wished for Scrolls to stay in the Empire.[23]
As with previous Scrolls games, Scrolls begins with the player character as an unknown prisoner, on the way to their own execution.[23] The player eventually learns that Scrolls's civil war is last in a sequence of prophetic events foretold by the Scrolls, which also foretell of the return of Alduin, the Nordic god of destruction. Taking the form of a gigantic dragon, Alduin is prophesied to consume the world with his servants, the Jills (a race of black dragons). The player character is the last Dovahkiin (Dragonborn), a dragon hunter anointed by the gods to help fend off the threat Alduin poses to Scrolls and Tamriel. Aiding the player is Esbern (voiced by Max von Sydow), one of the last Blades
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