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#1  Edited By giventofly462

"Do you ever shoot some of them and you don't shoot them good enough so they can get back up and come after you?"

Lady's thinking way ahead! How much more awesome would the game had been for that?

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#2  Edited By giventofly462

The Lotus Eater by Opeth

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#3  Edited By giventofly462

I read Anthem back in high school but I remember approximately nothing about it. Am I wrong in the memory that it's like "The Island", that joke of a Michael Bay film? It wasn't bad though, I recall that impression. SuicideFlip, I think you have the right idea. The Fountainhead is probably (from what I hear) the best place to start. I'm actually really nervous to read Atlas Shrugged without reading that one.

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#4  Edited By giventofly462

I know, I know... reading! I guess this only reaches out to a small(er) group of game players. But still, I can't be the only one who, after playing the game, wanted to see more about the main inspiration. That being Ayn Rand and her books. A friend and I are currently pushing each other to read Atlas Shrugged right now. Any interest at all in The Fountainhead, Anthem, or Atlas Shrugged? What about Orwell, which is certainly less taxing?

Am I the only nut?