I want teh kotor 3

I read Anthem the other day. Very, very good. Next on the list is Common Sense, and then Fountainhead.

As far as I'm aware, there's no cross-platform play.

Kojima and Fumito Ueda.

Hmm... I know, how about K-*************-3!!! /fume Also, FF14 going not-MMO would be nice. Warcraft 4

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I would, but I'm on Xbox.

If you plan on using shotgun, shotgun, and more shotgun, go Vanguard, not Infiltrator. It seems rather illogical to say that using a shotty in the sniper class is a good idea, although I can see how the cloak would help there, unless I completely misinterpreted how it works.

Vanguard FTW. Heavy Charge its epic.

The land is rightly Palestinian, and Israel is a brutal, racist apartheid regime which engages in regular attempts at depopulation of Palestine. My opposition to Israel has nothing to do with the ethnicity of its population; if the situations were reversed, I'd be opposed to Palestine. Attempting to conflate anti-Semitism and anti-Zionism is an obvious attempt to deflect any criticism of the indefensible Israeli state. Israel belongs to the Jews, because they were there before the Palestinians had a Quran (or however the hell you spell it) to worship. Israel doesn't attempt to depopulate Palestine, it attempts to win back its territory that is occupied by people who constitute invaders. And even if they were "depopulating," your beloved Commies aren't against depopulation themselves.

God, I hope its not the MMO. And the other project is the last hope I have for K3..

Someone actually made an Obama Shepard? Fail.

This DRM is bull.

The N1 has had a whole crapton of bugs, the most severe being non-functioning 3G radios... And the Droid has a keyboard, which the N1 doesn't...

Best phone I've ever used, but Verizon blows.

xkcd. This might have been mentioned already... Not sure, and too lazy to look.

A game where you follow a character's progression, usually from a common dude to an epic badass.

I wouldn't get the AMD, and wait until next week to get your GPU, because nVidia apparently has some big news coming. I personally have a 285, and it runs everything perfectly. SSDs are, at this point, net very cost-effective. Get a Caviar Black instead- very fast, and reasonably priced. As for the case, Corsair is apparently releasing a smaller version of the 700D- that should meet your requirements.

Yeah... That doesn't make any sense. Obsidian has nothing to do with TOR and BioWare is only making it because they are being paid to make it. If you want to be mad at something be mad at Lucas Arts. Hence the "sort of" that was directed at Bio and Obsidian.

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Played K1. Reflected on how much IWTK3. Fail, Bio/Obsidian/LA. I hate you all... Sort of...

Oh, I bloody well love ME2. I just think that the original was superior, and that ME2 doesn't fit the categorization for RPG that well.

I've determined that this is a waste of a holiday.

@Purkake: For me, the leveling and the loot have always been the reward, just as much as the story is. I grew up on my brother's Final Fantasy and DnD, so yeah, I love me some leveling. Therefore, since two out of my top three criteria for RPG-dom are missing, I really can't classify ME2 as a pure RPG. I don't think Bio, or rather, EA, ever meant it to be an "RPG" in the vein of Kotor or the other Bio games. They wanted to bring in the shooter audience; as a business decision it makes sense, and certainly they made no secret about it. But to appease the trigger-happy CoD fanboys, they needed to remove some of the RPG elements, and that's exactly what they did.

Because leveling up has always been an integral component of RPGS? Fair enough. This is where ME2 excels. Therein lies my main gripe with the game. None of the choices ever matter, until the end of the game. In the original, every level except Eden Prime, Ilos, and Therum ended with a choice of some consequence; in the sequel, not until can you make a decision of any consequence. I'm not complaining about the combat system; it should be as exciting and possible, and in this regard, ME2 is far superior to ME1. The inventory system, however, is another story; much like leveling. inventory has always been of utmost importance to RPGS. In ME2, there really is no inventory system. An RPG without an inventory is like a shooter with no guns, IMO: not one.