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Heh, my friend is excited about the shattering and is pressuring me into reactivating my account.

After the disappointment that TES IV was to me; my expectations of V are low (and obviously can't justify buying a copy full priced or at all). Just have to see what the PR hype machine can cook.

Diverged a save file into two separate games before I completed Render Unto Caesar: - One save will have a more neutral-good character siding w/ Mr. House. - Other will be a Caesar's Legion follower and thus, more evil.

One more country to my "never to visit" list. Seriously, **** spiders.

Confidence. You'd be surprised the wonders it does.

Don't you code enough inside the workplace? But in all seriousness; it's not like that if you meet the one™.

Reading user reviews of Final Fantasy XIV; wow, what happened there?

Yes Please. Mr. Schafer.

Final Fantasy IX; now on the PSP! Now if they could only bring FFVI...

I agree with this statement. I'll also add that the backup option is very good.

I'd say make that two weekends (there's a ton of quests).

But is it longer than 5 hours?

It amazes me how the difficulty of learning a programming language can vary depending on how well written a book one has.

After going back to Civ4 with the 2 XP's I think you are missing out. The more I play civ4 and more I see civ5 short comings and lack of ability to hold my attention for the same lenght of time. I would also suggest you give civ4 a try as well. You will see civ5 simply is dumbed down and lacks the depth and challenge of 4. Yeah I've read that Civ V has been simplified in a few ways. But since I've never played a game like the Civ series before (IIRC); I'll take the simplified version to get a feel for the overall type of game it is. Then I'll switch over to the hardcore

Thanks for the responses everyone. After doing some research I decided to take Hurlshot's recommendation and as I type this; downloading V from steam. Once I spend some time and get a feel for the mechanics, I'll give Alpha Centauri a shot.

I've never played a Civ game *cue laughing* but now I'm curious. Which do you all recommend I should start with? IV or V?

Started weight lifting today (after a month setback the gym FINALLY opens). Sore all over, but I feel great.

Any news about how New Vegas made in Japan, especially after that advertisement campaign? Doesn't get released till beginning of Nov.

TES V confirmed as a zombie survival RPG.

Other than what I think is a quest scripting bug and the occasional gamebryo specialty of letting NPC's fall through non-flat terrain. It's been smooth sailing for me.

No freezes for me, other than the typical "Alt-Tab CTD gambryo special.

edit: nvm.

Hey Josh. Cliffs + invisible walls. What gives man?

Unincorporated, but yes.