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Rented The Road and The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. I can recommend both.

I think Witcher was like that for me. PS Your hand looks tiny.

It was about time I got Dawn of War II.

I don't think you need a high int. Beyond a certain point its redundant. There's basically only two explosive checks you need the entire game. And most things that need lockpicking can be done instead by science or exploration. The game's pretty good about having various ways to overcome things. So long as you have one combat skill and lockpicking OR science, you can do most things. Toss in speech and you can get all companions too. Three skills. 10/11 skill points per level is enough to max those out easily, that's not even taking educated.

Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood I'm loving it. The area compared to previous games is a little small, it's basically one extra large city. I keep getting afraid that it'll be over in just a minute since I've almost uncovered everything, but I still only just now got recruits. And I've only started unlocking my second armor set, when there's like four stands. So I'm maybe halfway. The multiplayer is okay. The Ship did Assassin better. This has the traditional console multiplayer flaw that annoys me to hell and back of long matchmaking for short games.

That's pretty much the same way DA1 handled blood. Only it couldn't get it on the floor, so it was just all over characters.

I think she looks like a tall thin dwarf. As does the guy she's fighting.

Mojave BoS didn't seem like they were interested in conquest.

It's a good game. Good for you is entirely up in the air. I didn't expect myself to enjoy it as much as I did. It's not particularly serious and it's very loot oriented.

Hard for Wiccans to declare war and commit atrocities when the modern version of it is so young and without political influence. It's like saying people named Sarah are inherently peaceful because your three year old daughter never murdered anyone.

Or just play STALKER or Borderlands. (neither is post-apocalyptic in the sense that the world ended, but the distinction is trivial)

Ooh, I like the gifting part of the sale. 8 copies of Deus Ex for 12 bucks. I might do that.

I too would love a Penny-Arcade FPS.

Obviously, when they said "bomb" they were referring to a leaflet campaign.

That's because those things are communist.

They're just defending their sovereign borders, you primative.

One question. Is your friend hot? Then do it.

Sound systems are for chumps.

Hm, doubt it, but sure. Really? And how many atrocities, ignorance, hate, wars and deaths would have been avoided if spirituality was the main belief and not organized religion? Our world history would be a LOT more peaceful. The core of religious violence is non-religious intolerance given an excuse. Quarrels over land, politics, race, or culture. Much as would exist under non-dogmatic beliefs systems.

This Gray Matter game. Anyone know a digital retailer offering it? I'm not finding any information on a US release.

Part and parcel.

I like the look of the models. Nice primary colors instead of the grit look all the other games have that just makes you want to take a shower while playing.

2 episodes and you are criticizing it because it's not a good "long term" show. The comic did okay the series will too if they stay on track. I wasn't criticizing. If, at any point, I ever claim that shows needs to be "long term," call the cops because someone has murdered me and stolen my identity. Comic books don't work the same as TV shows. Otherwise the 1950s superman show would still be running.

So was there any sort of introduction event?

Not nearly as fun as it sounds. I'm hesitant to say it, but you go into one giant, flaming vagina, you've gone into them all.