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I'm playing Napping Canids. But I think I'm going to take a break before repetitive burnout sets in. What to play, what to play. Maybe Chains of Satinav?

Challenge should come from the enemies, preferably from their tactics and and environments, not from the control system being limited.

Nobody's ever going to implement it because that console would be DOA.

Because GTA is boring as heck. But I'm liking Sleeping Dogs for the combat.

I liked the Crystal Dynamics trilogy. And I hear good things about Guardian of Light. Not so much this second reboot.

This sale is killing me. I got Dark Souls and Sleeping Dogs today. Sleeping Dogs, AWAY. I hope the kung fu action makes up for not being able to hijack jets. Just Cause 2 and Saint's Row The Third spoiled me on that. GTA 4 bored me.

Had some champagne and did not nearly enough writing.

How are the top tier talents for Gunzerker and Commando? I just got the Assassin talent that refreshes deception with melee kills. So I get to just zoom around the map killing everyone while invisible. At least until I misjudge the timer on a heavier target.

You a particular adventure game fan? I can easily recommend it to anyone that's a Monkey Island fan, but they're few and far between nowadays.

If you're interested in Dark Souls, it is $2 cheaper on Amazon, then there's a possible $5 off if you bought a digital download in December. I love Amazon's price matching.

Finished Borderlands 2's main story. Not sure if I'll jump right into the DLC, hit up Sleeping Dogs, Of Orcs and Men, or LEGO Lord of the Rings. Decisions, decisions.

My thought upon seeing the thread title was "what is New York planning now?" Oh, you're talking about New Years. I'm not much for holidays, but I might pop out some sparkling wine.

Most accounts have it as shorter. And it's sadly bit more corridor-y than Halo 1 or Reach. But I think it has the best writing of the franchise.

Woo, just found a gun with a +100% melee damage mod. I wonder if they get better.

I really liked Persona 3 and 4. As I understand it, they're quite different from 1 and 2. And at least 3 and 4 aren't connected, so you can pick up just about anywhere you would like.

Borderlands 2. Though tomorrow I should break for Of Orcs and Men.

Honestly? I just bought it, but haven't started it. I think your previous posts are what sold me on it.

I let the thread stay here because I thought it could serve as a sort of containment. However, its location has become a distraction to actual discussion. If you want to discuss Interplay/Black Isle's crowd funding campaign, let's move it to the existing thread in Computer & Console. http://forums.obsidi...k-isle-returns/

I refuse to organize lists. Making the distinction that game-I-love-A is better than game-I-love-B is hard enough most of the time, but some games push that line and I don't care about stressing it. Dragon's Dogma Spec-Ops: The Line Borderlands 2 Deponia Deponia 2 (hey, they both released this year in NA) The Walking Dead Penny Arcade's On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness 3 Transformers: Fall of Cybertron Journey Halo 4 (I'm desperate for a 10th item, and I thought it at least good)

Ahh, so I wasn't alone in noticing a New Vegas "update." Still on Borderlands 2. Can't break myself from it.

Everything is "intrinsic" to the human race. Acid reflux, indigestion, and headaches are. Doesn't mean people shouldn't take pepto bismol and pain relievers. Allergies are part of the human condition, as well, but if you try to tell me I shouldn't take allergy relief, whether it be loratadine or diphenhydramine, I'll laugh in your face. Your stigmatization of diagnosis and treatment strikes me as bizarre.

Finished The Whispered World. Thought that to be pretty darn good. Ending was kind of a copout. Started up Borderlands 2. A melee build zero isn't that interesting at these low levels. But the higher level talents look like tons of fun.

The person overanalyzing is you. A psychological disorder is not defined by the vague definition you managed to grab off wikipedia. Nor is that anywhere near how diagnoses are come by. It would be akin to concluding a car wreck from a dented fender, just because you read a definition of car wreck that said "features damage to car." You are missing or otherwise ignoring diagnostic criteria like this one for depersonalization disorder. Trained mental health workers are already well aware that some amount of depersonalization is very common. But this isn't about the common, this is about the extreme and harmful.

No, it isn't. http://www.gog.com/g...diamond_edition Neverwinter Nights 2 is the only one that's notably hard to get. But yes, Atari lost the license, which is why Hasbro is listed as publisher now. Check this out. http://nwn2.com/ http://www.obsidian.net/games.html#nwn2

I do! It's more people to explode.