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look at the bright side: that guy is no longer homeless This was exactly my thought. He's now got a roof over his head and three meals a day for what was 15 years at the time. Plus he can get a degree in prison.

Think the Jets might actually win against Bye. They're tied at halftime, at least.

Summerset Isle ESO. Not entirely sure why. Yes, I really enjoy ESO, but after more than 200 hours in the game I've barely scratched the base game content and probably won't get to this expansion in the next two years. :/

Luke Skywalker is Alan Moore?!

Because you can level up your SPECIAL stats with perk points (and thus can end the game with all 10's), I would go with a crafter for ultimate cheese. You get XP every time you craft something. Luck and Int are most important for a crafter build.

There is a subscription service on origins but paying for it isn't required for using origin as a digital platform.

Valve sees developers and publishers as a means of getting paid for providing a minimal service. Heck, it wasn't until GOG, Origins, Microsoft, and Uplay has return policies that Steam finally caved and instituted their own return policy. Valve's customer service is non-existent, they vetting program is a joke, and they're forum moderation is terrible.

Exactly. But since NetFlix and Valve are really the odd man out in the bunch, the powers that be will have their own stores/streaming services up. It's just not how the real life works, having everything under one roof. And its a good thing too, because then they'd have an monopoly.

Streaming services require subscriptions. Making an account on a different digital platform doesn't cost anything. I have a steam, gog, origin, humble bundle, uplay, and windows store account and none of those requires that I pay a monthly subscription.

Could be worse. *cough*jets*cough*

Private Division is still the publisher for Project Indiana. Got a source? This is awesome news if true. More like there's no source saying that this isn't still true.

But what kind of game would that be? buggy

Might as well grab Tyranny from Paradox, too, while they're at it.

Just had a match against Witch Hunters where they would've won if for some reason the AI didn't keep one of the melee fighters just out of range in the entire fight. I have know idea what that was all about.

I still remember (more than 15 years ago) when Skip was pretty alright. Then he went to ESPN and off the deep end.

Melkathi would be proud. I'm playing Mordheim with my undead warband. I've done about a dozen missions (two losses--mostly due to me being stupid) without touching the campaign missions.

MC Godhammer Yes, I am guilty of pun.

Are you looking for roleplaying reasons to be evil or ways (actions) that are evil? In terms of actions you can just attack and kill random NPCs if you want. With roleplaying it's more difficult to come up with a logical reason to be evil (just as in real life). My personal preference is to play someone who genuinely means well but is tragically flawed (usually a brute who's very aggressive and incapable of competent social interaction, aka Wolverine).

Sigh. Like herding cats.

Seeing the sword in the pic I was expecting Terminus Est punchline.

WC3 remaster, awesome. Nothing for Diablo, boo.

Finally trying to play Avernum (the re-remake). So far its been pretty easy but I've only reached the second town.

Sometimes, the testicles stare back at you. . . . and smile slowly.

Fitzpatrick p!$$es me off. He's always great right up until you start to rely on him. Great game, though.

Farther clarification: when you buy a game you own a copy of the game. Take Storm Coast Legends. I own it despite the fact that it's not available on any platform because I bought it before they took down from digital stores. If a friend on steam sees that I'm playing SCL and try to look it up on the platform they get redirected to the storefront, but I still own and can play the game.