It is an emulation tool sister project to ScummVM. It is possible to play and complete Grim Fandango using that tool currently.
The loading time is 20 - 30 second to walk into a building, then you talk, then 20-30 second load time to walk out, then 20-30 seconds to fast travel, then 20-30 second to walk into the building you just fast traveled to, just to talk to someone and they tell you to go elsewhere. Then you spend 20-30 seconds leaving the building and 20-30 seconds fast traveling to the new location, and then 20-30 friggin seconds to walk into the location you just traveled too.
It is very feasible to have a conversation for 15 seconds, load for over a minute, have another 15 second convo, and then load for another minute.
I sit down for an hour or 2 to get some missions done, and loading uses up so much of my time that I'm lucky to knock out one or 2 quests tops.. Either design your missions to take into account all the bloody loading (and dont have you popping in and out of locations nonstop), or fast travel INSIDE locations so you at least don't have two loads (one to travel and one to enter).
In my response to this article above I came to the same conclusion - this guy doesn't want a Zelda game at all.
Most of the complaints levied against the direction of the zelda series could easily be directed against the original zelda.
Ultimately it seems the author is proud of himself for finding a hidden dungeon and hasn't felt that sense of satisfaction again since that pivotal moment, and thus concluded that all games since then must suck.
It also seems to me that the authors main problem is with the zelda formula (which if it differentiated too vastly from would be lambasted by fans as not being enough like a 'zelda' game). So in that case, instead of expecting Zelda to meet the expectations you have laid out for it, maybe it is time to seek out a new series, or go and develop your own dream game rather than complaining that no one else has made it yet.
A guy could have every trait listed above and still have a very healthy and successful relationship, but he would be an exception to the rule.
So either you are purposefully taking a line like "women want" to mean all women in order to create a non-issue, or you think in absolutes and honestly believe it refers to "all women", in which case you simply aren't cut out for conversations such as this.
And for the record, you are the piece of shit who is judging the girls surveyed in this article (and everyone else who has responded to it). I'm stating simple rules of biological attraction. You are quite entitled to believe that you can dictate what others find attractive. Or just a fucking idiot. not sure which.
It is not "behind the times" for a women to actual desire a man who acts like a man. But hey, the longer it takes you to figure that out, the less competition there is on the dating scene for everyone else.
At no point was there ever a social contract that said a guy can act like as much of a child as he likes and women are still required to find them attractive. If you thought you signed up for that world, you may wan't to consider a hasty death and on the next reincarnation maybe you'll strike gold and find that plane of existence. The one we currently live on is judgmental as it is based on biological response mechanisms to alpha males.
Definition 1: the service and worship of God or the supernatural (2) : commitment or devotion to religious faith or observance
Well, that's not an atheist.
Definition 2: a personal set or institutionalized system of religious attitudes, beliefs, and practices
There is nothing institutionalized about not believing in a god. There are no practices associated with being atheist either that are common to any large group of people. Being an atheist is generally a very personal thing, not a institutionalized group mentality.
Definition 3: a cause, principle, or system of beliefs held to with ardor and faith
There is no ardor and/or faith in simply believing something is not real. Nor is it a 'cause' or a 'system of beliefs'. I suppose you could call it a principle, but hell, on principle I think pop tarts taste like crap. So if I believe that with enough ardor is it suddenly faith? No, it is just a belief still.
People have all sorts of beliefs or lack of beliefs, faith and lack of faith, and that doesn't make each of those their own religion.
Sometimes it seems to me that those who call atheism a religion do it just to make themselves feel as though everyone has SOME sort of religion rather than admitting that it is 100% absent in a certain percentage of the population's life.