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Playing Assassin's Creed on PC is now totally different - the way it was supposed to be played.
Hey joystick works in any game?
or the game need to have joystick support?
Needs to have support, however, there's some software that can map your joypad/joystick buttons to keyboard ones and play any game with it.
Also, games may have different levels of native PC gamepad support, for example, Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood supports vibration but Assassin's Creed II doesn't.
Yeah. Play something which is not Strategy, Shooter and some Puzzle many times is not really good. Anyway, I have a joystick like this one.
there is some dirt in your desk =P
funny i got the bible right next to my keyboard.
These are just books...
"Just" = "only", only books. Since books have only as much value as you can bring out of 'em.
quite a lot, it was a pleasant read. how's the Qur'an to read, any good?
Not quite, there are some interesting chapters, the rest is about "the judgment of sinners"... the problem is that nobody is a saint, and nobody is (presumably) without guilt...
well of course every one isn't a saint and we all sin at times in our lives.but there is really some sins that are quite "big" for your normal istkfar can handle.
tutti colpevole, nessuno colpevole.
you could have wrote that in english you know..instead of making me google it :D
but anyway that statement is half right and half wrong..ppl do blame each other yet there is a small amount of guilt that we all posses no matter what. there is.
but hey in the end of day ppl forgive and forget(or at least me).
i should stop spamming this photo now...... T_T
was italian, used by the mafia a lot. means: when everyones guilty, no one is guilty.
You read that book about Qur'an? why don't you read the "real" Qur'an? sorry if my topics are OOT
What "real" Qur'an? That's the real Qur'an, in Arabic and English, along with commentary of Abdullah Yusuf Ali.
Wow, you have almost exactly the same keyboard as me! =)