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Because my sister had some expiring movie tickets went to see Bad Teacher. It was decent, nothing special nor terribly bad.

You are trying to break him! Stop it. We need his info on games and whatever you guys are up to.

Oh those are just horrible...

Liam Cunningham is great actor as well. Seen him in Outcasts, Camelot (1 episode) and The Wind That Shakes the Barley (and many many other movies).

Any chance we might get "Full Credits" for all of the FNV dlcs. Haven't seen them pop up anywhere and would like to know who worked on those.

Perfect example of a "please click me" article. To be honest, he even looks like Anders!

It's funny, I went to Normal for that fight but I really was thankful for the halved damage she did to me rather than for the bigger damages I inflicted her. That dreaded that spear throw in Hardcore, not so much in Normal. Maybe you should tell how you managed to change the difficulty level, since the thread starter didn't find such option and I'm too lazy to check Also I agree about the difficulty on hardcore. I think we wiped on the fight for like 3 hours with Bendu. But it just makes the kill so much sweeter, when you finally manage to beat it.

Or they could make that fight more in line with the rest of the game. It's not only difficult for all the wrong reasons but also the first fight in a series. Steadily rising difficulty level is hardly an unreasonable expectation. (In case someone didn't get it, I was being sarcastic on the quoted part) Boss fights should always be hard/challenging. It's kinda sad that thesedays some/most gamers throw their game out of the window at the first sight of an actual challenge. Now spending over 100 hours wiping on some WoW boss because someone always ***** up is a good reason to burn your game disc and bury it in place no one will ever find it... The fight itself isn't even that big of an obstacle on normal difficulty if you've unlocked the empowered abilities. Few good shots in on those cyclopses and the archon and they are pretty much down in no time. Not really sure what you are trying to say with the steadily rising difficulty level. It's not like all of the previous boss fights were all that easy, or that the next 3 would be so much easier than the 1st time you fight Jeyne.

That particular battle was pretty much the best part of the game because of the challenge it offered. I didn't find the resurrection that hard to be honest, you just have to wait for the right moment to do it (kite them smaller enemies away from the body). Yeah and clearly the developers screwed you for adding a challenging encounter in the game. They should have just done it the way most companies do it thesedays. No challenge at all and after 5 failures or so, let you skip the fight completely.

Most people play it because they are bored and they've made loads of friends via WoW. The social aspect kept me hooked for years even when I found the game really annoying and boring.

Since I can't edit my post any longer I'll just add with a reply. The ending slides were really cool, went to wiki and read them all. Really have to appriciate the effort on making such well written (and voice acted) DLC that actually takes few days to finish (unless you rush it through). Also I have to say I like how 3 of the dlcs are connected to each other. Dead Money, Old World Blues and Lonesome Road are kinda forming a DLC trilogy It's not something you see that often. BioWare's dlcs (at least the one's I've played) are finished in 30-90 minutes. They add little bit of lore and few new epic equipment and that's it. Then there's bunch of equipment/unit/scenario dlc packs for xxx number of titles by many of the developers. I'm hoping DS3 gets as good DLC content as FNV has gotten.

Aye, I have no information what the inmates have (othe than the tvs) in Finnish prisons, I was merely speculating. But anyways solitaire confinment without tv and no possibilities of suicide would be pretty much of a hell for most people.

Finished it and loved it. Don't know which one I would rate higher Old World Blues or Dead Money. Both are pretty good for a DLC. Took me about 8 hours to finish it and for the 10 euros that's a bargain (again).

Unless he's declared insane, in which case he'll end up indefinitely in a psychiatric ward. The equivalent of a life sentence. No way they are letting him out ever. It's pretty easy to bury him in some psych ward for the rest of his days when his prison time is over. Morgoth, I'm pretty sure the guy will find himself in solitaire confinment. So yeah, that might be hell for some people. I just hope they don't give him any luxuries such as tv and/or computer with internet. If he would be among rest of the prison population he wouldn't last very long.

Since when are FedEx quests a sign of perfection? FedEx quests, kill x number of mobs and the endless grinding for better gear. Can't say about other MMO's since I haven't played any, but I wouldn't call WoW perfect.

They do, in the end.

Aye, I agree. Very well written (so far at least). As stand-alone thing I don't mind the extra wackyness, full game would be probably too much. I don't know how I would rank the dlcs though. They've all been better than anything Bioware has made (and I've bought). And since they are all focusing on different aspects (horror, science&comedy and exploration&tribals) it's kinda hard to rank them.

Enjoying the dlc so far. Not really sure if it was the patch or dlc that made my FNV really unstable. Crashing every 1 or 2 hours when it's supposed to start loading the next area

I think you broke my sarcasm meter. I demand you buy me a new one.

Since Old World Blues came out, I'm again playing Fallout: New Vegas.

The 19th. Knowing Bethesda it will be 20th in most of the world before it comes out. I'm good, I know.

So now we europeans are even getting dlcs later? How nice.

What do you base that on? (not sarcastic) I haven't been able to find any data on it's sales figures and I'm actually curious if it did well or bad. You should know by now, Volourn doesn't need facts. He just knows things and we should take his word on everything. I bet he even knows who really killed JFK but refuses to tell us.

MCA doesn't create those games alone and there are plenty of other good designers/writers working for Obsidian (in case we are just talking about designers here). I'm personally here because I enjoy their games (as I enjoyed Black Isle's games) and because I'm bored out of my mind most of the time

Well bugs you mentioned, for my personal preference the dungeons were just way too big. Without that "anchor" spell you would have to find your way back out as well which was more than little annoying.