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^ Dude's really bad with relationships. He should become a hermit; a lifestyle I can personally vouch for.

I'm replaying Tyranny with Bastard's Wound (bought the dlc a long time ago, just haven't gotten around to playing it). Trying to get everyone to fear me. It occurs to me that I always play the tough guy when RPing. This is either something to do with being the least intimidating kid when growing up or punching dragons being too fun. I'm going with the latter. Also, I hope Paradox lets Obsidian make another dlc, because half the companions get personal quests in Bastard's Wound while the other half still don't have one. I want a quest for best furry.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZXaNN3hTdU&index=2&list=PLhm8Ygwc4nJjQzffVTMV_P8lhGRby_wtO I find this funny because I'm a bad person.

Crusaders Kings 2 has a better plot.

The very concept of Fable missed its potential mark by putting in the emotes, marriage/sex thing, and not marketing it as a kid friendly gateway action rpg.

That cover looks like He-Man: Masters of the Universe and Heavy Metal making love. Its beautiful.

^ Exactly what I was thinking. Plus, I think they'll go with 2020 for marketing purposes (based on Cyberpunk 2020, after all). It would be a cool nod to the original pen and paper and CD would totally do that.

I suppose its possible. Still seems a bit early to me. I'm anticipating a late 2019 or early 2020 release. They mentioned recently it's still over a year out, and they want to do a strong 4 month media push after the reveal to conclude in the game's release. Much like Fallout 4. I will buy a hat and eat it (because I don't own one) if Cyberpunk 2077 is released before 2020.

I keep multiple saves because I'm *that guy* who refuses to let his best soldiers die if they do so due to some unlucky stuff. I save before a mission and if things go horribly I will reload (things have to go really bad for me to reload), but I never save during a mission. After playing so many rogue-likes I've come to accept death.

I liked the duke more than any iteration of the duel shock, and both of those are better than the joycon (which is poorly designed).

^ Never forget.

Still playing Xcom. Lost a Sargent for the first time yesterday it was also the first mission I've had with multiple losses. Been pretty careful and lucky up until then, but one of those was me sacrificing a guy in a rush at a muton. Not the smartest move, but I was way out of position when he popped up on the map and letting a rookie take the hit was my best option at the time. Too bad that didn't do anything to save my Sgt. when we were flanked by a thin man. On the bright side, I'm seven to ten missions in and I can still count all my casualties on one hand.

As hard as I killed, she aint comin' back.

Here's to hoping this time its a decent port.

Umm, happy birthday?

Wow. Don't look at a thread for a few days and POW! it goes way off the rails.

As proven in its success.

I liked Tyranny but I didn't like its combat systems.

I wasn't convinced that the Rams were legit anyway, so shrug.

The officiating in so far in the playoffs has been horrible. I think there have been about 10 or more play stoppages for reviews. They need to clean up the rules if the refs have to pause every five minutes to look at a play.

XCOM Enemy Unknown has sucked me in again. In my defense, it's been a few years since I've played.

As long as combat barks (read: death cries) are voiced, I'll be happy.

This took me an inordinate amount of time to get.

I hope this isn't the fire brigade.

^ So basically, never trust you with a firearm. Got it.