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I agree on all points and my situation was the same.

Saw it because of how much I enjoyed Shaun of the Dead. I thought it was great. I bought it the moment it came out on DVD. Now they supposedly have a special 3 disc edition or something and I want that, too.

The craving is intimidating at first. It's foreign and people don't know how to deal with it, they become scared of it and anxious.

What I'm saying is that it is not punishing evil players, it is indeed very easy to play evil.

Have you tried Gears of War?

Which is theorycraft and bunk in practice. It's very easy to devour your way to success.

It's a genuine shame that the PC does not get Devil May Cry 3, Resident Evil 4, or games such as the Max Payne series. What? I had no idea DMC3 had been released for the PC. Is it available anywhere besides Steam. As for Resident Evil 4, I'm playing it right now and the game's difficulty seems to rely on really awful controls. It takes ages to aim at anything with a gamepad. And it's a really crappy port, although all the nice mods went a long way to change that. Max Payne was a crap action game with an interesting gimmick that quickly got old. And whoever wrote the game's story should be shot. Meanwhile, Ninja Gaiden and God Of War are still nowhere to be seen. Yes, DMC3 is available other places than Steam. If your idea of a good third person action game means only melee ones (you just insulted two of the most popular third person shooters), then you're going to encounter the east-west game platform wall. West likes to make shooters. Eest likes to make everything else. PC games don't really have much of a market in the East, or so it would seem. And one of the two games you mentioned is produced by Sony. That alone should explain why it never came to PC.

OH! The attack icon.

Flaming sword? What flaming sword? I have no idea what this flaming sword is. I'm on medium and don't have to use alchemy too much. I have to use Cat's Eye for dark places and I will occasionally use a Necrophage Oil. Don't really have the other oil recipes, though I wish I did. Like Ornithosaur Oil. I spend a lot of combat switching stances and weapons (which is neat because I have both a three piece red and three piece blue Meteorite Sword, so I'm switching between three swords instead of just two).

It's a genuine shame that the PC does not get Devil May Cry 3, Resident Evil 4, or games such as the Max Payne series.

I like Trend Micro's Housecall.

From the Line Developer's blog (comments section): Edit: And supposedly this RPG's license is mostly around the new series (Eccleston and Tennant).

Aquaria looks good. I may have to get Eschalon. Still unsure, but you seem to love it enough that it's encouraging!

I was a woman for a while. But, then they put me back on my medication.

You, of all people, should know that Halo invented FPV and both real time combat and turn based combat.

I wish I was gay! Because then I could lust after Brad Pitt without feeling awkward.

I've not played a single Devil May Cry since I bought the first one. I thought it might be scary, so I do what I normally do with scary games. I put it in for a test run without saving. Several hours later, it was over. I sat down for a trial run and without saving beat the game. Obviously it was terrific fun as it kept me engaged throughout, but something about that experience caused me to never have interest in revisiting the series again. What I want to ask, and why I've written that introduction, is: Should I give the series another chance? If so, where in the series should I pick up?

It's interesting that Fable supposedly runs poorly. Isn't that one of the games they were offering as downloadable over XBox Live for the system?

So, did the season pick up? Should I come back to watching it (possibly via their website)?

Comments on the Line Developer's blog referred to this as Dr Who RPG #3, so it would seem there's been two previous.