Deadly_Nightshade

This site was able to recreate what was on Neogaf.

Meh, I had fun running through the game with a friend or three. Indeed, as did I. Me an my party of 4 Bards kicked some major butt in it. Good times. Did you name yourself Sir Robin the Not-Quite-So-Brave-As-Sir-Lancelot?

Meh, I had fun running through the game with a friend or three.

At the moment my budget-minded 5770 with the slaved 9800 GT is enough to run anything I've needed it to, so I'll likely stick with that until I need to upgrade to something else.

Urrgg...

Updated base specs: CPU: Intel i3 530 OC RAM: 4 GB DDR3 GPU: XFX Radeon 5770 OC 1Gb PPU: BFG 9800GT OC 1Gb HD: Seagate 500Gb 7,200 RPM HD: Western Digital 1Tb 7,200 RPM

It's on the PC as well.

Sure, but that expires over time and is known to be very buggy. Plus you still need Steam, and all the accompanying annoyances and restrictions, to run/install it. That's one of the ways that Steam restricts you, yes.

oh? Valve must be really good at concealing it, because I never notice. R00fles! :lol: Seriously though, please say you're being sarcastic.

King Arthur: The Role-playing Wargame - picked up The Saxons DLC while it was on sale and thought I'd give it another go for a bit (The Druid DLC is on my to-get list but I'll wait until it drops in price or I finish with this one).

Basically. Unless they've totally overhauled the 'documentary' then, yes, it's a few facts, often exaggerated, that were mixed with a lot of fiction, conjecture, and editing - something that resulted in nothing more and nothing less than a perfect example of how conspiracy theories become popular and 'respectable.' Yeah, but only the first doc, but it's only the points about 9/11... Not really, no. Although I will admit that I've not seen the follow-up videos the first had issues with all three of its sections. Not that I want to get into a giant debate about this, but there's enough problems in the first film alone that I'm highly skeptical of anything coming from that source and, frankly, think that there's better uses of my time than watching any more of his stuff.

**** this bull****. There goes my sale, guess I'll go cancel my pre-order tomorrow and put the deposit towards something else.

Basically. Unless they've totally overhauled the 'documentary' then, yes, it's a few facts, often exaggerated, that were mixed with a lot of fiction, conjecture, and editing - something that resulted in nothing more and nothing less than a perfect example of how conspiracy theories become popular and 'respectable.'

That's good to hear as I'm currently re-playing DS1, DS2 is sitting, still-sealed on my desk ready to be played -provided I decided to keep it and not take it back, the game was an impulse-buy and now I'm starting to think that I should put the cash towards another game instead-, and there's some weak spots. A good game overall, but there are some issues I wouldn't mind having fixed for round two. Very true.

Meh, I found it fairly boring to tell the truth.

I was going through some old parts I had gotten from a friend before I tossed them and found a fully functional, and almost brand new, 1Gb 9800 GT and a very, very dusty 512Mb 9800 GTX+. Guess I'll be giving the hacked PhysX drivers a go after all (I thought about getting a cheap GeForce card to go with my ATI one awhile ago but decided that it wouldn't be worth it).

Ahh... So it's the "no true scotsman" fallacy? And, assuming your claim is true for the moment, even if they were not Christains you'd have to proffer some evidence that they were Satanists because I'm not seeing it. But then I'm also typing this on an iPod while on break so it's rather hard to do massive amounts of research at the moment.

Uhhh... No, I'm fairly sure that they consider themselves Christain (you know the whole Baptist Church bit). Not that they represent all members, they don't and I'm not saying that, but to lable them as Satanists because you disagree with them is absurd. If you look into them at all you'll find that they're using their own slant on Baptist and Cavinist teachings.

Meh, it was an improvement over Oblivion for sure but I wasn't that impressed with the majority of the scenery in Fallout 3.

Well my total for this sale was the GTA IV Complete Bundle, Neverwinter Nights 2: Platinum, Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising, Recettear: An Item Shop's Tale, Iron Grip: Warlord, Shattered Union, and P. B. Winterbottom. I thought about getting Mafia II and a couple other things but decided to end with GTA IV (even though the total download with be about 32Gb it should be plenty of hours of play).

Opps, my bad.