Jak and daxter 2. In light of this, Torn sends Jak and Daxter on a missions to find, a paranoid scientist, and, a high-ranking member of the Krimzon Guard who works with The Underground.

Personally - MW2 was my introduction.Thinking about it - I've easily spent at least a few -years- in hours piloting mechs in the various game incarnations.I've gone through every game when it was released, and spent a ludicrous amount of effort to find methods to -keep- playing these games on progressively modern PC's (I have 2-4, MC:Gold+2 and all expacs running on my current build- MUAHAHAH)I have a Timberwolf (yes, I am a dirty clanner) on my desk.I am -still- proud of completing MW2:GBL flawlessly and being awarded the clan bloodname Tseng. Xenominer bot commands. (This is why almost every game region-blocks china just as a matter-of-course - not even getting into the can of worms that is their entertainment import policy). The Chinese online gaming 'Community' is notoriously bad for all sorts of exploiting, griefing, hacking, general rudeness - almost any sort of antisocial online behavior - pushed to an extreme and practiced as the norm.They are especially agressive and rude to people from other asian countries and dark-skinned people, almost always form guilds/clans/etc that zerg-grief servers with mass numbers - it's ridiculously predictable - this happens on any game that has world-wide servers. I feel you man. I also played MWO from some of the earliest playable betas, and died a little inside with each push toward 'Normalized FPS gruel'.

Image copyright Google Image captionDo you know the significance of the padlock sculpture in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter?Birmingham's rich manufacturing history, busy workshops and pioneering art school are often credited as moulding its diverse landscape of public art. All around the city there are modern and classic pieces to be enjoyed by Brummies and visitors alike.Some sculptures, like the bronze outside the Bulling shopping centre and the water feature, affectionately known as the, are well-known. But others hide in out of the way locations where their stories are waiting to be unlocked.Liam Anderton got in touch through to ask: 'Why is there a lock statue on Newhall Hill near the junction with Sandpits? There has to be a key somewhere around the city.' He was not alone in wondering about the significance of the silver heart shaped padlock tucked between a car dealership and a lamp post in the Jewellery Quarter. Image copyright Google Image captionBlondin by Paul RichardsonBut it does not depict a jester or dancer - it is a caricature of 19th century French stuntman Charles Blondin by artist Paul Richardson.He was an international celebrity of the time due to feats such a crossing Niagra Falls on a tightrope. But why is his likeness in Birmingham?It was commissioned in 1992 by the Ladywood Community Forum to commemorate his tightrope walk across the Edgbaston reservoir on 6 September, 1873.'

There is a story which claims that the 3,000m (9,842.5ft) long rope was not tight enough and during the crossing it sagged so low that Blondin had to cross part of the way underwater,' according toThis story was inspired by questions from our online readers.Have you got a question about the West Midlands?Is there something you have seen or heard that you would like us to investigate?It could be a burning issue or something you have always wondered about the area or its people.Use the tool below and we could be in touch.

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