*whispers* Dramamine

Out of curiosity, do you have other forms of motion sickness as well? I presume you don't get car sick since you drive for a living.

you presume incorrectly, i do get sick, if i look/stare in the wrong directions, or distances.

i have to keep my attention out far enough so that there is little fast moving going on. i especially have to look forward most of the time as looking sideways is like being on a merry-go-round.

my problem seems located in my visual area. as i grow older i cannot seem to see as fast as i did say, 4 or 5 years ago. i cannot explain it any clearer, but for instance.. right now, i am typing. i have to look at the keyboard to do so. i am not gifted enough not to. anyways, i type very fast IMO but i have to look at the keys and i actually get dizzy after about a minute or two and have to stop.. after a moment i can continue, but it always happens again..

i am ever so slightly near sighted, the doctor says its not even worth prescription glasses, but i insisted so he prescribed some to ease my headaches while driving.

my vision is still 20/15 with the glasses, and near that without.

i personally think its my muscles in the eyes. i spend hours each day looking 100's of yards in front of me while driving. my eyes are lazy so to speak. the muscles that focus at close range are atrophied i am thinking.

anyways, enough about my stupid health issues. :/

The thing is, how did you people ever figure out the secondary fire mode for the shotgun in the first place. Father Grigory didn't tell me anything about the secondary fire. The only thing he said was "aim to the head" and "be vigilant". It would be a lot more helpful if he mentioned the secondary fire.

I guess everytime I get a new weapon I should've experimented with the secondary fire button. Oh well, at least I'm not done going through HL2 for the second time around yet. It's still useful.