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I don't know anything about engines, but I found this using google: Sorry about that quote tunnel, the Bb Code ****ed up.

As in the Jamaican? How did you come to that conclusion? You mean Arnie? John's very real, though. In fact, David Wong and John Cheese are literally both real people. But even in-Universe. One of the things that bothers me about the movie is that it removes the significance of the Axe riddle. In the book, the riddle is foreshadowing.

Thanks for the kind words, everyone. We're doing pretty okay all things considered, it's like she waited until all the relatives from far and wide had shown up and then passed. There's been tears and a few disagreements regarding funeral arrangements, but mostly everyone has made it through with enough closure to deal with it. Thanks for the laugh, Wals. ^^

Less than one week, apparently. She passed away a few hours ago. At least it wasn't a long, drawn-out battle.

They're trying to take the best parts of both, but the main inspiration is the first one. Most of the KeeperKlan community that this project sprang forth from agrees that Dungeon Keeper 1 superior to the sequel by far.

As in the Jamaican? How did you come to that conclusion?

I don't know about "greatest musical albums", but these are the albums that have resonated most with me personally throughout my life. 01. Electro-Shock Blues by Eels. 02. The Moon & Antarctica by Modest Mouse. 03. In The Aeroplane Over The Sea by Neutral Milk Hotel. 04. Illinoise by Sufjan Stevens. 05. Skittish by Mike Doughty. 06. Funeral by The Arcade Fire. 07. You Forgot It In People by Broken Social Scene. 08. Ghost by Radical Face. 09. Sea Sew by Lisa Hannigan. 10. This Desert Life by The Counting Crows.

For backers of War For The Overworld, the bedrock beta is now available. It looks good enough that it completely changed my mind about the project.

Thanks, guys. You are my peeps and I appreciate it.

Thanks, I appreciate that. At least we get to say goodbye and she gets to set her affairs in order.

Grandma was diagnosed with aggressive leukemia, the doctor's mentioned "weeks". My mother is a wreck. : / I did make a crappy digital painting of a pig though, so there's that.

Agreed. That's all. I agree with that. I can't put effort into it if it's too boring.

If you enjoyed the movie, I highly recommend the book. The movie is just the first four or so chapters and then skips to the end. The book is simultaneously more insane and in the end makes more sense. It's sequel, "This Book Is Full Of Spiders: Seriously Dude, Don't Touch It" is slightly less insane but still highly entertaining.

Day 3 log. Still haven't gotten past character creation.

I loved Iron Man 3, though it had problems. Unlike many fans, I don't think the Mandarin's "re-imagining" was one of them because I always thought the Mandarin was a terrible character anyway, rivaling the likes of The Kangaroo as dumbest and most racist villains, and it was an interesting twist that showed the filmmakers had balls. On the other hand, was extremely fake, dumb and obvious that it took those balls away again. Still, I was very enterained.

Everytime I get out of character creation in Neverwinter I get bored in seconds and either quit or redo character creation.

That sentiment reminds me of this Cracked article: http://www.cracked.com/blog/4-positive-trends-internet-doesnt-get-enough-credit-for/ 4 Positive Trends the Internet Doesn't Get Enough Credit For. (I apologize if anyone gets stuck in the Cracked link machine and wastes their day.)

How does gay and slightly effeminate relate to each other except in 70's stereotypes? I like my sexual partners to be round and soft and smooth, I have no illusions that I'm not the sissy in the gay man/straight man dichotomy.

When I first encountered Darsidian Moor I figured he must be an important character because of his badass dumb name. I wanted a play-doh statue. Nice to see you picked it up again! Your battle of "I suck one on one" with Faldorn was particularely funny.

Read an article just now by Paul Miller, who has just returned to the internet after an experiment of not using it for a year where he comes to the conclusion that using internet or not doesn't change that much at all, except that you're less connected to people. An interesting read considering how it's practically accepted that the internet has ruined social interaction. It's a bit of a journal type retrospective rather than an in depth analysis, but I thought it was a nifty perspective. Link: http://www.theverge.com/2013/5/1/4279674/im-still-here-back-online-after-a-year-without-the-internet

I think you got your order right there. I enjoyed DXHR and la noire quite a bit, but la noire is more like a flawed gem than anything. + I had food poisoning at the time. Thanks guys, might I enquire as to what put Darksiders on the bottom of the list?

No, but he does bear an uncanny resemblance to Donald Trump.

I just bought 3 games I haven't played at retail for €6,- combined, not seperate. - Deus Ex: Human Revolution - L.A. Noire - The Complete Edition - Darksiders - The Hellbook Edition Which one should I start with?

Honestly the product key thing is a bit sticky, technically it's a unique product. However, his use of it doesn't stretch further than a general crack - for all intents and purposes, it seems morally the same to me as the situation I described earlier - he's simply using bad means to use something he legally owns. I have to admit, it gets a bit tougher there considering product key fraude is a big issue these days - took me days to be able to play Diablo 3 because some jackass registered using my product key which some keygen apparently had a lucky guess about, but as far as I understand, Mkreku did not use it for multiplayer or register it. It's legally weirder, but I find it acceptable from a personal point of view on the provisions that it's not intended for resale and he doesn't "use up" the product key, so to say. Honestly I always think the point of a toy is to play with it, though.