Wrath of Dagon

Does Fringe have a lot of gross out stuff? And what channel is it on?

I liked the episodes which had nothing to do with the main alien conspiracy story arc. Those ones are pretty meh and annoyingly circular.

Is there nothing redeeming in the demo? I was going to get it, but now I'm not so sure.

Yeah, except none of that is what made KOTOR good.

I heard there's a guy who made it his mission in life to kill the head of that outfit.

Wow, how bad do you have to be to be not as good as DAO? Did they repeat every dungeon twice this time?

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110217/ap_on_...3N0YXRlc2ZvbA-- I guess people will sit on their ass until a horrific crime is committed in their state.

I guess this does sound promising: http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110217/ap_on_...he_medical_ward That is if it can actually "understand" the information it reads.

The only hard part about all that is remembering and retrieving information, which is something computers are very good at. Unless there's an example of a particularly tricky question it figured out, I'm not impressed.

Meh, I could beat the computer if I was allowed to use Google.

RockPaperShotgun interview with Battlefront about Battle for Normandy: http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2011/02/16...-qa/#more-51163

Playing Eternal Darkness, and juggling several PC games.

You're not supposed to run right into a wasp's nest. They don't seem to have much DT, so you can machine gun them pretty easily so long as you don't draw too many at once. Helps to give your companion a machine gun also.

Obsidian's art direction is quite good because everything looks like what it's supposed to be, as opposed to Bioware for example, where everything looks like either a parking garage or a shopping mall, even when it's supposed to be the cradle of a mysterious and ancient alien civilization.

No, there were a lot fewer posts, and a lot more regulars. Last time I was there I hardly recognized anybody, and threads move at the speed of light, as Morgoth said.

Sigh, Bioware forums were a nice place before Mass Effect came out. Even then DAO forums were OK until they moved to the social disease.

Meh, Boone and the dog killed the Legendary Cazadore before I had the chance to fire a shot.

http://www.lrb.co.uk/v33/n03/peter-pomerantsev/diary I found this interesting. Also explains US foreign policy:

Finished Enslaved, great game, weirdly the ending shared some elements with New Vegas.

Actually it was linked in the last article MC linked to.

Bloody hell, can RPGs stop moving towards "every battle is a new world" design? This isn't just DA2 obviously, but imagine rebuffing everyone every time in the DAO Deep Roads. Buffs could be included in your tactics before, so if that's still the case, not a big deal.

But they're just continuing in the same style, I don't think it's much improved or anything.

Kreia, HK-47. TBH, I can't find an example of bad writing. Shouldn't the credit for HK-47 be given to Bio, Obs is just continuing the same shtick? Kreia was indeed a stand out character in K2, but the only one on par with characters in K1, plus she's a crazy old bitch with an incomprehensible philosophy and constant whining, how anyone can believe the PC wouldn't strangle her in the first 10 minutes is beyond me. Gromnir is right, Visas was the worst, by far.

Speaking of Joe Kennedy: http://www.historynet.com/the-kennedy-curs...ne+Publisher%29

What would be an example of great writing in K2?