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I missed that too!

Oddly I find myself echoing Mkreku's thoughts.

Global warming!!!

They have accelerated level progression up to level 60 for sure.

Well, there's always new equipment that I can get, which makes me more eligible for more difficult dungeons. They're about to release a new content expansion which opens up another raid. In order to do the raids you typically need the best gear along the way. We just tried killing Sartharion, and Onyx Dragon, with one of his drakes up. Unfortunately this Drake is a real doozy so we ended up having to kill that drake first. Oh well.

That is true.

I didn't think Mass Effect really had that much closure. They did wind things up which was great, but I totally saw a sequel coming after watching the ending.

Effing asteroids!

The nice thing about us rogues is our threat mitigation is built right in to our characters. I also have Tricks of the Trade that I toss out (usually onto the tank) that stops my threat generation, gives it to the person I put Tricks on, as well as giving them +15% damage. I usually open up fights with it as it lets me use ambush without consequence, while at the same time helping the tank get a nice cushy threat buffer.

When a reviewer writes with a style such as that exhibited by Pop's example, it sends a strong signal that he really enjoyed that part of the game.

My full level criticals on my rogue tend to do around 8-9k damage if I get a full stacked envenom off with attack power boosts. My DPS tends to be around 2500 now: http://www.wowarmory.com/character-sheet.x...hj&n=Jorian

Since it seems any schlub can write a review, I don't expect it to be expert opinion.

Meh, to me it just seemed like he was writing a bit more stylized with a bit of enthusiasm. Your example may be more to the point, but it is less entertaining to read.

You were eaten by a Grue.

It depends on who you're writing to.

HAHA NOLF2 has one of the best chase scenes in gaming history.

Bard's Tale too

Another classic Sierra adventure game. Those games often had me in stitches. Heck, one of the goals in Space Quest IV was to capture the energizer bunny so you could steal his batteries as you needed the power.

They were ridiculously tongue in cheek with all sorts of silly things that would be said, done, acted, animated, etc. Space Quest games often had references to the Hitch Hiker's Guide to the galaxy and whatnot.

Who cares it was hella entertaining!

You're being redonkulous!

THe Asarii one is easy. You just allow for an Asarii during character creation.

What I really liked about the game was a neat touch that weapon reload animations got more intricate with weapon degredation.

If you saw the nonsense that got spewed forth there Volo, you'd join me by my side

That's what I've started to notice.