Deadly_Nightshade

I would be interested in a ten day trail.. I've thought about buying it since it came on sale on Steam, but I want to see how the other players are online. Ok, PM me your e-mail and I'll send one your way.

"I see the secret patterns of magic, and through the items I carry, I can use that magic to protect you, heal you... or make you explode." Artificers treat mastery of magic like a technical skill. They see a pattern in energy and matter, and they develop an understanding of how to manipulate the flow of arcane energy in and around material objects and creatures. Artificers learn to channel magic into items by using complex chains of sigils and diagrams or by using magical materials. With their skills, they can assemble the perfect magical object for any situation. As an artificer, you might have learned your craft through a variety of means. You could be a formal student of arcana who became interested in magic items and arti

Were you really expecting anything else? The books are beyond horrible and the film was no better (I saw it with a group of friends who are all fans of White Wolf's Masquerade and the like just so we could make fun of it). However, the worst part is how many people are lapping up this **** and prancing around while spouting off their, supposed, wealth of vampire lore - all of it complete crap as far as I am concerned. Good god, that's one of the reasons I actually started the latest round of Masquerade. It's an effective antidote to the stupidity and, maybe, some of the airheads will overhear us in-game and come over to share their "information." Anyways, in conclusion, for now -I could go on but that might derail the topic-, I will end with this statement: Real vampires do not sparkle!

Meh, I liked Sin City and Watchmen but not 300.

Thanks for the feedback. I decided to go ahead a buy a copy seeing as it was only $5 and looked like an interesting game from a small, independent studio. Once it downloads -at the moment it is at 12%- I'll try it out. Also, I got two guest passes with my purchase so if anyone is interested in a ten-day trail post here.

You're welcome!

Ok, I think that the game uses a random pattern every new game. But you might try this: Or this:

Awww... Poor cat...

While we're on drink metaphors... I like my women like my tea: White, Light, and Lithe.

Looks good, thanks!

I'd play that...

Red Orchestra is on sale this weekend over Steam for $5 and I was just wondering if anyone had played it. Is it worth that price? Are the AI Bots good -I'll be playing both off-line and on-line and would not buy it if it was multi-player-only-? Thanks.

I'm playing a World of Darkness game at the moment. Fun, fun, fun.

Waste of time and money.

CryENGINE 3 has been announced!

Boot from a Ubuntu Live disco and then find your files, they should be there. Elaborate. Here's a nice step-by-step guide. EDIT: In fact I'm going to bookmark that page so I have it as a fall-back reference if I have any trouble tomorrow (I'm retrieving some data for a friend as her laptop died).

And I, being the good little Fallout fan that I am, will buy it once again...

Boot from a Ubuntu Live disco and then find your files, they should be there.

I think I'll give Fallout 3 and/or Tomb Raider Underworld another go after I free up a little space on this drive (I'm currently on my laptop and like to keep a 60GB+ "free-zone") by uninstalling other games... Maybe Unreal Tournament III. It's been fun but I have the disc, and that patches on another disc, so I can always re-install if I need/want to...

Titan Pack time... Almost... I've got to finish downloading it first.

I'll get a list of the mods I use up when I re-install the game and unzip the file that has them all, although I'm most likely do that soon-ish.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHaHaHaHaHahahahahaha...

Yeah, RAID is primarily hardware and not software - no matter your OS.

Games that try to be scary are, in my experience, boring - and those who are inadvertently scary are far and few between.