Comments on: Paul Ferenc’s pistol http://infovore.org/archives/2008/11/23/paul-ferencs-pistol/ a weblog by Tom Armitage Sun, 08 Apr 2012 09:50:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: ELi http://infovore.org/archives/2008/11/23/paul-ferencs-pistol/comment-page-1/#comment-155522 ELi Fri, 02 Oct 2009 02:34:18 +0000 http://infovore.org/?p=1925#comment-155522 Wow great writing hope to hear something like that in the near future in my game Paul is currently my best buddy. Wow great writing hope to hear something like that in the near future in my game Paul is currently my best buddy.

]]> By: Dizer10 http://infovore.org/archives/2008/11/23/paul-ferencs-pistol/comment-page-1/#comment-149888 Dizer10 Tue, 16 Jun 2009 21:34:38 +0000 http://infovore.org/?p=1925#comment-149888 sadly the same happend to me paul was my first buddy my best buddy we were working for the apr i done 3 assignments for them but they had no more work so i went to the ufll they wanted me to destroy equiptment but paul phoned me to say no so i told the ufll the wrong coordinates and paul was ready to jump them at a different place so i destroyed the new equipment but paul had made a mistake it was the aprs equipment he gave a phone call i darted over there and all i could see was 10 dead highly trained apr soldiers and 2 standing i finished them off i sprinted to paul i gave him 2 but he wasnt better i gave him a final and then he died...........i took his desert eagle and went of to a big apr camp i finished all of them never ever changing my weapon i was saving up diamonds for a sniper rifle but instead i bought a secondary case to keep his weapon.......all i know is now i dont know who to trust the apr or the ufll. Dizer10 My war journal sadly the same happend to me paul was my first buddy my best buddy we were working for the apr i done 3 assignments for them but they had no more work so i went to the ufll they wanted me to destroy equiptment but paul phoned me to say no so i told the ufll the wrong coordinates and paul was ready to jump them at a different place so i destroyed the new equipment but paul had made a mistake it was the aprs equipment he gave a phone call i darted over there and all i could see was 10 dead highly trained apr soldiers and 2 standing i finished them off i sprinted to paul i gave him 2 but he wasnt better i gave him a final and then he died………..i took his desert eagle and went of to a big apr camp i finished all of them never ever changing my weapon i was saving up diamonds for a sniper rifle but instead i bought a secondary case to keep his weapon…….all i know is now i dont know who to trust the apr or the ufll.

Dizer10
My war journal

]]> By: Infovore » Africa Wins Again: Far Cry 2’s literary approach to narrative http://infovore.org/archives/2008/11/23/paul-ferencs-pistol/comment-page-1/#comment-128347 Infovore » Africa Wins Again: Far Cry 2’s literary approach to narrative Mon, 22 Dec 2008 17:52:25 +0000 http://infovore.org/?p=1925#comment-128347 [...] your attitude towards them - and their skewed morals - will change. I mourned the passing of Paul Ferenc, if only because he was my first friend in a foreign country. My second buddy died in combat, [...] [...] your attitude towards them – and their skewed morals – will change. I mourned the passing of Paul Ferenc, if only because he was my first friend in a foreign country. My second buddy died in combat, [...]

]]> By: Withheld http://infovore.org/archives/2008/11/23/paul-ferencs-pistol/comment-page-1/#comment-123890 Withheld Sat, 29 Nov 2008 22:28:01 +0000 http://infovore.org/?p=1925#comment-123890 I'm sorry to hear of Paul's passing. I only knew Paul for a short time, but he seemed like a good sort, if perhaps lost in the moral wilderness that is Africa. But then aren't we all now. In truth our friendship had began to wane over money appropriately enough. The upside for Paul of his various schemes was always quite clear, the benefits for my own interests were decidedly less so. In the end I had to make a choice between coming to his aid at Mike's as the city devolved into chaos, or defend a priest who'd been generous to me in town. It wasn't an easy choice, but ultimately I felt that perhaps in one quick decision I could atone for so much darkness. Funny that. I'd always felt that one of the few virtues of democracy was that it asked you to do the right thing so infrequently. To be a good man for fifteen minutes once every two years. Well this is Africa, and democracy is damned hard to come by, but in the moment I chose the priest over our friend Paul, well...I was a good man for that moment. Not so much before, and almost never since. Again, my condolences. I’m sorry to hear of Paul’s passing. I only knew Paul for a short time, but he seemed like a good sort, if perhaps lost in the moral wilderness that is Africa. But then aren’t we all now. In truth our friendship had began to wane over money appropriately enough. The upside for Paul of his various schemes was always quite clear, the benefits for my own interests were decidedly less so. In the end I had to make a choice between coming to his aid at Mike’s as the city devolved into chaos, or defend a priest who’d been generous to me in town. It wasn’t an easy choice, but ultimately I felt that perhaps in one quick decision I could atone for so much darkness. Funny that. I’d always felt that one of the few virtues of democracy was that it asked you to do the right thing so infrequently. To be a good man for fifteen minutes once every two years. Well this is Africa, and democracy is damned hard to come by, but in the moment I chose the priest over our friend Paul, well…I was a good man for that moment. Not so much before, and almost never since.

Again, my condolences.

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