alanschu

Most likely.

I used to feed him. Until I realized I was no match against his ridiculously high IQ.

Which ones are these? While I don't deny it'd be possible to render a character useless, I would think you'd have to specifically try (like Dex dump a mage or something).

I usually try to make a concerted effort NOT to min/max my first characters, but to try to roleplay them as best I can with as little outside intervention as humanly possible. That is, I will still look at the skill trees and get a general idea of how I'll level up my character, but I do it all in game. I just find it more fun that way. You're definitely not alone in wanting to min/max though.

We get it, you don't like EA. I'm sure you're privy to all the information that clearly demonstrates how this is 100% EA's fault. I'm sure that EA is responsible for the issues that came up with The Dark Knight as well.

I think the codex update is reversed. As in, the Codex updates with the opposite solution.

That honestly amazes me. I'm no whiz with these games, nor am I an exploiter or cheater, but even hard difficulty is sometimes too easy for me. There's only been a handful of fights which have caused me problems: Other than that, I've found combats to mostly require some good use of abilities, some tactical thinking, and the ability to adapt. Didn't you also put a fair bit of research into your character though, in order to properly min/max it?

I don't know how many of the complaints were on the console. The console versions of the game are easier than the PC version out of the box.

If that's the high end card, it probably has lower yields and is victim of binning.

Sgt. Jackson was the guy in the helicopter still.

Not being privy to the system I can't really say. I know a big thing about programming in general is that going back and making changes to code that works is something not done lightly. Especially if the working solution is less than elegant under the hood. It could also be that those that would appreciate a particular option are not considered to be in significant numbers where the payoff for the amount of work necessary just isn't worth it. At least you didn't post some pseudocode as a solution

That's where Morrigan's CC spells came in very handy very quickly. I believe it is possible to have sleep by the time. Though I believe that's a random encounter, so you also got unlucky based on its timing.

It's not as easy as "just add more options" unfortunately.

I certainly never got that impression.

Regarding your first paragraph:

heh I don't remember that

I don't recall that in L4D1, because I typically loathe it in fps games

It's too responsive and feels more suited for consoles.. in the original you had some "blur" in the movement causing your aim to keep some of the momentum, just enough for it too feel natural. Now it stops immediately, which feels unnatural. Are you referring to mouse smoothing so that when you stop, your crosshair does NOT immediately stop?

There certainly are issues of foreign investment into foreign regions that don't make the situation seem all rosy. I don't like a lot of the restrictions that the WB and IMF put on countries in order to receive aid, among other things. And it is possible for people to be worse off after the foreign businesses come. That said, it isn't all bad either.

Do you think that those same benefits will remain if we legislate against "the bad?"

How did you get that to happen? It looks like it's happening at a place where it doesn't really make much sense. I didn't really look around for it, but the only time I ever got Morrigan female female sex was when I broke by the game by warping around the world.

If you have any strength buffs (I had a trinket that gave +2 to all), 25 strength works well because you get a new set of weapons with 27 strength. And spider, I recommend skipping the middle Two Weapon tree. It seems more geared to warriors than rogues IMO.