Morgoth

Must be tough, all these celebrations and events. She must have developed some muscles from all this hand-waving... But did she ever do something important?

If your son wants to play AP he has to buy a seperate copy one way or the other.

I played it once and I'll never return to it again.

Hey, does the Queen come to the funeral? Would be a nice gesture. But I suppose not...too many other important things to do. Hurr!

Steam is a delivery service first, not DRM per say. But have it your way.

I smell some butthurt.

Your "requirements" are playing the game. What makes it different from playing a Steam version vs. retail version? Same product. Only that the former is a lot cheaper. Hence, the customer pays for the cheaper offering. That's how a market really works. But of course some people are stubborn...

R00fles!

Why naive? He had nothing to lose at this point, so why should he lie? It's not like some election was coming up for him... Geez, some people.... But it's okay. At least Otto did some important things in his life, unlike the British royality, who only does waving hands...

Kaiden doesn't look like Hudson at all. But I like the new designs. Ashley looks sexy. If there isn't a hot sex scene with her after the end I'll be sorrowly disappointed.

I'm no plane specialist, and I'm guessing you aren't eirther. So let's be dignified and agree that at surface level, given the choice between bombing Germany and bombing Austria, Germany is a lot closer and simpler. Logistics and distances have certainly also a lot to do with it. There were considered several reasons by Churchill and Roosevelt why some industrial areas in Austria weren't totally destroyed, but I'm posititive that Otto's intervention/plead was one of them. After all, in 2007 he gave his last interview at some Austrian newspaper, and he said so himself. Why would he lie? @virumor Just to be clear. I'm not blind of the atrrocities many "Austrians" have commited during WW2. But let's also not forget that Austria was the first country that saw in the Nazis a danger, and the first country who officially prohibited the Nazi party and locked every party member into prison. This was commenced my the chancellor Engelbert Dollfu?. Of course he was then murdered by the Nazi party. Meanwhile, Britain and the Frenchies just sat around and did nothing. Let's also not forget that the suffering back then was immense. 30% jobless rate, immensivle high interest rates to pay for bank loans, and lot's of starvation. Austria was back then ass poor. The public back then was actually naive enough to trust statesmen, so when Hitler made all his promises, the masses just believed him. Of course that he turned out to be a maniac and had plans for a war was never known - until it was too late. Now of course someone can argue that's not an excuse, and probbaly it isn't, but desperation often leads to ugly things.

EA announces Summer showcase for Thursday Syndicate or bust.

@Wals The Americans and Brits could have bombed Vienne, Wien-Neustadt, Graz, Salzburg etc easily. Don't tell me your planes couldn't flight over the Alps. That's nonsense.

Still in denial? You're the only country that greeted the Wehrmacht with flowers and cheering, rather than bullets. Woah, another ignorant individual that can't make connections. Educate yourself first, then come back again. And let's better not talk about the Belgian Nazi collaborator...

For a hack n' slash it certainly is ambitious (and controversial). Controversial? Don't make me laugh. I've yet to see a single game that is "controversial". Unless your idea of controversial is different than mine. You haven't? And here I thought Mortal Kombat with it's entire creation of the game ratings system had controversy, or the Columbine killings blamed on Doom was controversy, or Hot Coffee was controversy...silly me...I obviously don't know what controversy is. On the other topic, DS3 is good, but Alpha Protocol is better as far as gameplay goes. I'd say AP was FAR more ambitious overall, and gamer heavy than DS3. DS3 was more polished, but AP wins out for me any day of the week. Lol, Hot Coffee and controversial. Maybe in conservative America. ****ing is considered controversial today my ass.

It's not like Republics are more democratic. See China. Or maybe Enoch doesn't know the difference between statesform and government form.

Of course I don't believe it either. As I said, unlikely, but not impossible. But when you claim it's fake, I expect a link to back it up.

Link?

Flight patterns? Otto was a good friend of Churchill and I think if Otto didn't make it clear to the allied leaders that we were pressured and bullied into Hitlers Reich, I don't think anybody would had given a **** to bomb Austrian cities into total Oblivion.

I think you wanted to quote Mamoulian War. But yeah, some people are stubborn. Especially since AP is on sale today @Steam.

For a hack n' slash it certainly is ambitious (and controversial). Controversial? Don't make me laugh. I've yet to see a single game that is "controversial". Unless your idea of controversial is different than mine.

Lol you're the owner of a production company and then you're wasting time on some game forums. I just don't believe you.

The last Raven game I ever played was Jedi Academy, which was good, but not as good as Jedi Outcast. After that I heard Raven declined, but now I bought it and if it's crap I only lost 7,50 EUR. No biggie.

QFT. I found the story in Crysis 2 more compelling than in DSIII. But hey, so far for RPGs having automatically betters stories than other genres....

Oh look, cat fight! Either way, should be fun playing catwomen in Arkam City. I hope hey animate the ass nicely, it's the only thing worthwhile looking at with female computer characters.