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I'd like to point out that five years from now, we will probably(definitely) have game DRM that prevents current hack methods. It's almost like pirates support DRM or something. I have to say that's actually pretty neat!

I think I could take the both of you.

Trolling people in a thread you started, eh Kaft?

I think that's a good point. At least with Steam an update can be applied in such an event and I would expect them to do so. With a disc, it's built into the installer program on the disc. You can't install if you can't contact the key server and you can't update a CD. Now I don't see them shutting down the server intentionally. It's not a bandwidth intensive server. But if they just go bankrupt and close their doors it would be an issue. Perhaps they could release a seperate installer that can be run off the hard drive to install from the disc?

If I forgot for even a moment why I hate tomatos, those grape tomatos I had in my lunch reminded me.

I've heard about people who expected more from it, but I wasn't one of them. I actually didn't know anything about it except that supposedly it was good. I'm not sure how exactly to put it. I always enjoy it when a game doesn't take itself too seriously. But Fable... maybe it was trying too hard. Or maybe it crossed the line from being "not serious" into "clownlike." All I know is that if it was trying to be funny, it wore the joke out early and kept stringing it along with a straight face, and if it was actually trying to be serious... god help us all. Another thing I always have to keep in mind one thing, there are people who love Diablo. And that's all Fable was, a hack and slash action RPG. (with the most atrocious dialogue in ages)

There are people who actually enjoyed Fable? I mean, I know one guy, but I've known something was wrong with him for a while now. But there are others?

It's not my fault all the funniest options are darkside.

His sister?

Just had a nonfat French Vanilla Capuccino, now I'm chewing sugar free gum.

Only thing I've ever read from DC that was worth it was Kingdom Come. And Kingdom Come still qualifies as the greatest comic serial I've ever read. I preferred Marvel back when I read, so I was quite dissapointed when Marvel's Kingdom Come counterpart Earth X turned out so boring. What happened with some of the characters was great, but the plot of the serial was lame.

Maybe I should find a group of nerds to leach a P&P game off of. And by this I mean find a group of people who play and join them.

Potatoe cannons are awesome.

Hey Bok, how many times did you upgrade your health/eve?

With that crest, he looks like he should be attending a gathering of Time Lords. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Deadlyassassin.jpg

I went 46 in a 45 earlier.

Looking it up, apparently the same year they started Star Wars (1999) was the same year they discontinued Lego Space.

I can't get into Genshiken. Had it a while back, bored me very quickly very early. Realistically awkward funny has never drawn me.

Do a barrel roll!

It seems to me as if they react, not always but sometimes. I just got a Gene Tonic that quiets footsteps, actually. I would definitely disagree with "straight up" shooter. The hacking systems, choices, and plasmid and weapon advancement (I've only read about advancement from the tip screens, not experienced it so far) would make me more prone to calling it action-adventure.

They're not meant to be scary! They're meant to be tragic, if anything. An objective in the game is to They don't attack you, ever. Their bodyguards don't attack you either. Only ever if you attack first.

Didn't say he was evil, just that he was a villain.

I doubt there's a relation. Didn't he leave WotC in 2001? I'm reading that on the wiki entry for him.