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Not today, but during the weekend which was pretty awesome. Got a job, got drunk with my cousin and his friend and later on got laid (not by my cousin or his friend). 3 weeks of freedom left before my job starts and so much to do...

I wouldn't worry about the game being made on CryEngine just because one guys lists CryEngine on his skillsets. I would imagine some of them learn to use other engines on their spare time, or they will look into others engines to see how something is done on that engine just so they can try to use that on Onyx as well.

Isn't that what you normally do? What is this, the opposite day? I was refering to the emotional Swede above. I never whine, I only complain. I know, hence the opposite day comment.

Isn't that what you normally do? What is this, the opposite day?

Mass Effect 2. Bought the Shadow Broker and Arrival dlcs and finishing up those (and whatever I had left from the main game from 2010).

There's like couple of games that have tried that, that have either been released recently or are coming out soon. And I really don't see Master of Magic as a crpg.

Avellone did work on PNC as well prior to joining the South Park team.

Saw that coming

I get more intrested in North Carolina every day...

Do NOT want.

Dammit people, stop leaving

It is a global role.

I assume that tweet is by MCA.

Why do they still keep making these boring walking-simulators? Probably just so you can whine about them, Whiny Wendy.

I lost titles on couple of counties in FInland. I've created the Kingdom of Finland for myself. The game usually let's you know if you are about to lose titles when your char dies, this time it just happened without a warning, which is why I'm quite confused.

I will do this on my 3rd playthrough, kinda seeing how well I can play with few reloads when things go bad when I either test something (usually something really stupid) or when these knuckleheads poison their way to the throne.

Developers don't have that much power. Publishers can just pull marketing from site/magazines, or decide not to send review copies to their next big game etc.

The only thing currently pissing me off about CK2 is the plotting. There's just too much of that. For example last night my grandson had his father and myself killed via poison. And since he got caught, pretty much the whole damn country was about to rebel when he got the Kingdom to rule. Seriously, I can understand poisoning his father (in some twisted way), but why poison a 50 something grandfather who would be dead in few years anyways, just to make your progress to the throne faster. Also I still don't understand how sometimes the areas I control, don't get inherited by my heir. I lost two out of three of the areas I've been upgrading in that even though I have the "eldest son inherits it all" rule in my realm. Is there a limit of how much he can inherit or why did he not inherit some of the areas that were already in his name!

I'm not really sure about Wasteland 2. I've never played any games done by Fargo, so I have no idea if they are capable at all. Though someone making a old school RPG is lovely...

Oh and play it on hardest setting, normal is too easy.

Short answer, yes it is.

No idea, never played the original. Matchmaking is pretty fast, sometimes it does take time if there are no suitable people available for your kids/siblings. My Kingdom is doing pretty fine, now if I only could assassinate the remaining members from the ruling house of Duch of Uppland... And get

Crusader Kings 2. Playing as the King of Sweden and Finland. Pretty damn funny, though even the smallest mistakes cost a lot. For example my strongest vassal Duke of Uppland poisoned both my heir and myself in my 1st game with just one go. Thus grabbing the power for himself. And since I still had the elective method to decide the next King, he got control of the nation.

Welcome back Brian!

Maybe if the casual twats who post on most gaming sites actually would bother playing the games instead of throwing poo from their basements.