Deadly_Nightshade

As I said earlier, I'd rather not have BethSoft owning Obsidian.

Sure!

Meh, I just really dislike them as a developer and fear that there'd be some bad cross-over there.

Emilie Autumn - Marry Me

Arg, I hope that's not true. The last thing Obsidian needs is BethSoft interfering with things.

Arg, my mouse is failing. Other then that not much has been happening besides finals and more finals.

Well, even though I'm not running it -sorry, but I just don't trust random bits of software without some test dummies first-, it's come up clean when run through both NOD32 and VirusTotal.

You got The Witcher 2 is the mail today!? Awesome!

Still, downloading a cracked .exe for a game you already own, or making your own fix if the game is old enough or you have enough technical knowledge, is different than pirating the title.

Metro 2033 - so far so good, although I think that I've already messed up the hidden ending.

They still sometimes give refunds, particularly in cases such as this one where there was clearly a mistaken purchase. Still, I wouldn't trust them to actually do anything and you're likely out of luck.

No, it really isn't.

Calling Dr. Luv - The Electric Hellfire Club

Make that two of us.

No.

And it does have four or five endings, if I remember correctly, so there is some replay value.

Fairly sure this was it. The patch took care of the issue if I remember correctly, although I'd still be wary of putting that game on a PC that you valued.

Nope. In fact I'd say, and this is just a guess, that Steam has been around for long enough that it's gotten to be a semi-routine for groups to crack it.

And it's over... Oh well, I would have grabbed it but if they're only going to have short-sales it's their own fault if they miss some sales.

Meh, I would have looked into it but the fact that it's only for the 360 makes that pointless. I wonder how much money Microsoft gave them for the exclusive?

I'm reading some fun things like "Examination of Inequalities in HIV/AIDS Mortality in the United States From a Fundamental Cause Perspective" and "The Connection between Poverty, Sexual Activity, Knowledge about HIV/AIDS and Willingness to Test for HIV Infection among Young People" - still, I should be able get some recreational reading in during the Thanksgiving break provided no-one decides to assign any last minute projects or papers.

I'm currently writing up a literature review among a pile of papers and books. In other news, my transfer application was accepted and, provided nothing comes up, I should be out of here and to the University of Mary Washington in the spring (well, I'll be back later but that's will still be two-three years away depending on how long these degrees take).

Good stuff. Anyways, after being fairly busy with school stuffs, or rather paperwork for school stuffs, I'll actually try to get some posts in.

I shot him in the head before he killed any cows as I think that both competes the "quest" and gets you extra points in Novac.

R00fles! "The large-scale combat scenarios are less epic, and the surprises are less dramatic than Fallout 3's mid-game reverie." "The game is sometimes a bit opaque regarding how your actions may inadvertently affect the way a particular faction sees you, but this complexity manifests itself in awesome ways as you near the end of your travels." "Judging by this guy's sneer, he just encounter one of this game's broken missions." "The returning "bloody mess" perk may not have much gameplay significance, but it does result in limbs, heads, and other viscera flying through the air, which is often both gratifying and hysterical."