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brokeback mountain. deserves all the praise it gets, and more. awesome movie, havent been that close to crying since lost in translation. and i never cry in movies. beautiful movie.

please no. the tv series sound interesting though, if properly made. episodes 1-3 were so horrible that i wish that lucas would never be allowed to direct or write a movie again. then again the tv show will be directed and written by lucas. so we'll see. but i say no for the movies.

try living in finland.

LONG judging from what i've read.

It's a pretty combat intensive game. Once the world goes to war, it pretty much doesn't stop until one side is defeated. Though it's not 100% combat all the time. Not much fighting happens up north during the winter (because attackers get huge penalties). A huge bulk of the management is managing your industry, as well as research. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> sounds cool. i may have to play as finland, just to see if we ever had any chace of world domination how is the learning curve? i'm struggling with CIV at the moment, and i might have to put it on hold if this is addictive enough.

is the game mainly combat? or is it like 50/50 in combat and management?

it's the american way

business is business, no room for humour.

It is pronounced Shadowstrider, not ShadowStrider. Yes, I'll tell you all about the bugs I found hilarious and will include screenshots... the moment I feel like getting fired. Until then, I'm afraid not. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> smooth

nah i was aware of it. not sure which company, though.

flattery will get you everywhere. you get the brown-noser perk.

hades needs a special on comedy central

you just think you are.

Then why play CRPGs? Your bestest CRPG game ever has piss poor character visuals. Even today with amazing 3D graphics, there's still rather restrictive limits on how character can look. Is it even really possible to have a character "be yours" in a CRPG anyways? IMO there's waaaaaay to finite avenues to explore in any CRPG, excepting maybe a game like Morrowind. In Fallout I have to be THE vault dweller, and in Fallout 2, I have to be the vault dweller's decendant. Baldur's Gate => Bhaalspawn. Morrowind's pretty open, in that you're just a prisoner being put on an island. Gothic series is a bit more open as well. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> why do you even bother with him?

so it'll be one of those games that most people love but the boardmembers here hate. and that's like, what, 95% of all games?

forced to spam?

Is this it?

This is awesome, thanks guys. I'm developing a bad CIV addiction, and the last one i played was CIV II like 10 years ago. Having a little difficulties, and this thread has helped me a lot. Big thumbs up!

actually it's a cd cover by this finnish indie pop band TV-Resistori. guess i'll have to get that kebab on my own...

It comes from your desktop, that is why its labeled ty

ok, here's mine 50 bucks and a shish kebab to anyone who guesses where that pic is from

Badly done and not very funny. And don't pretend you came up with Photoshop Phriday.

Can't believe someone is still using IE... edit: seems like a lot of you are. weirdos.

No love for murakami?