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Less, but he's still totally 4 years ago.

I loved the NWN2 OC. I hate feeling so alone in that. Ammon Jerro! Mephasm! The Warlock class!

I think I saw Entrerix stick his tongue in Morgoth's ear. It makes sense, too. I heard Entrerix talk about Morgoth's "sweet potato" earlier.

Edward James Olmos is ugly and outdated.

I think the potion oil merchant is the woman in Lobiwhatever.

I'd like to ask the audience.

Iorwen was more trusty than "the enemies of my enemy need to be shot with arrows" Roche. What a tool he was. Roche is the next best thing, after Geralt. Best NPC in the game by a lightyear. Roche actually helped the Kingslayer get away. He's a moron.

I keep wanting a new game, but nothing ever appeals. I've reached a point where sequels/prequels to fave games don't work for me, and I don't like all the CoD/action type stuff that's the rage now. Most of the time if I buy a game it sits uninstalled or I never even come close to finishing it so I stopped buying. I bought FNV on a lark because it's Obsidian & because you all were talking about it - got lucky that I actually liked it so much. So now I just...play the few I do like. And as much as I've been waiting for it, it oesn't bode well for Diablo3, for me, frankly. At least you're trying. And that's important.

Iorwen was more trusty than "the enemies of my enemy need to be shot with arrows" Roche. What a tool he was.

Yes. I played (some of, haven't finished) Amensia and of course old fave games, some of which I bought on GoG so I could play them on Win7. But no "new" games, if that's what you're asking. The past 3 years I haven't bought many "new" games at all. I can list all the ones I've bought on one hand. I guess that's satisfactory. If you hadn't played anything else, I was going to have to start a pool.

That's not so bad, that's only 100 more hours than me. I think I have more DAO hours, actually.

Bethesda patched Fallout 3? Winterized Power Armor and General Chase's overcoat disagree.

Crimson, have you played anything but New Vegas since it launched?

I don't believe I've ever seen that said.

I can't stand it anymore. "Your sister! lolololol" Every single time I see this thread listed on the front forums page, I just want to post that. It's good to get it out of my system. I've been holding that in for a year!

Is it a bad idea to start W2 before finishing W1? Not really. The Witcher 1 seems to do a good job of introducing characters and some factions that are also relevant in The Witcher 2, but the plots aren't directly connected. The bad guys of The Witcher 2 have no relation to the bad guys of The Witcher 1, except for like one guy in a sidequest. The Witcher 1 does have a teaser scene that leads into The Witcher 2, however.

I've never played an Assassin's Creed game on the PS3 that didn't freeze my system up at least once. It's sort of a tradition for me. I'd hate to see it go. And then there's that Dead Space 2 problem I had that caused me to have to delete all the data I had for the game.

I still don't see how people can get on the Obsidian hatewagon over bugs. New Vegas wasn't any more less bug filled than pretty much every other game on the PC. This is a problem of our platform, not this singular developer. Dragon Age 2 had quests that completed for no one, not simply a few. Bethesda doesn't seem to have patched any of the Fallout 3 DLC ever. And who here never had The Witcher 2 crash on them?

Health does regenerate.

what about that interview with F.Urquhart? he did mention Atari and Icewind Dale 3 EDIT: oh, and isn't there another co-op D&D game in development? Neverwinter. The game I can't find consensus on whether it's an MMO or simply co-op.

There's two possibilities. Atari is doing the bare minimum to keep the license. Or nobody wants to develop games off it. Given the niche nature of RPGs at the moment (we have what, three developers focusing on it?), I'm leaning towards the latter. Bioware supposedly doesn't want to do them anymore. Bethesda has its own publisher, so they can't use Atari's license. And there's Obsidian, who knows if they're interested. So Atari is left with less prominent developers and smaller projects. Then again, that's kind of what Atari's business model is at the moment anyway. They'll occasionally drag something across the seas, but all they're funding is downloadables. So third possibility. Atari isn't interested in doing what's necessary to make something we would consider ideal.

*points at you and laughs*

That's generally how those things work. F2P games gate off content behind pay methods, either subscription or microtrans. Stormreach does the same thing.

I still need to finish Peace Walker. I finally get what I think are all the parts to my own Metal Gear and I spend all my time trying to figure out how to use it. I never did. Then I find out that they do hidden 'true ending' bull****.

I looked briefly into it. It lost me at being a dungeon crawler. I noticed it also has set class/race combos. Now I'm waffling on Gabriel Knight. Briefly loaded up Syberia, then briefly loaded up Gray Matter. Never did anything other than quit the menu on either. arrrrgh Edit 2: Or New Vegas for the two DLC I haven't touched.