Malcador

Geez, maybe you should just leave, heh, if you're wondering best to err on the safe side no ? Anyway, Hurlshot's probably correct in his prediction at the reception to the game. Not that many pirates on here, after all.

Pft, wuss.

Well good, imagine if you had to play those to be chipper, yikes. Maybe it's just my experience on Evil Avatar, too much of that sort, always buying hype, posting "Day one!" on the flimsiest of evidence, etc. That forum is less 'grumpy' than here, but in the bad way. Then again, this place isn't grumpy and hostile enough for my liking.

Hard to find chipper without ending up awash with the COD4/Madden type of consumer gamer.

This is in the field of software development, you realize... My guess is mostly lack of time to QA the game (related to money), but I find QA is something people invariably cheap out on,

Most of that game's soundtrack is good, but I like that track the best. This is also a great track, perfect when I'm at Subway

Safe to say, I think nuts are the problem here.

Isn't that the band with crazy UFO believer ?

Yes, but it's a pretty weak one, luckily it's a force of habit by now or I'd end up not bothering, heh. But that hardly qualifies as being emotionally engaged by a game, but I did say any so fair enough. In any event, if some dude's angst over losing his arms, identity or some other fanciful stuff does trigger a notable emotion, it'll be a surprise.

It is strange to come across optimistic people or cheerful ones. Makes one very uneasy. Poor deluded fools!

Actually, I was just playing along with that comment rather than trying to be sarcastic or mocking to you. Maybe I needed more smilies ?

Hold on, let me get a violin for you.

Did they ever say who made those things ?

Yep, I'll have to agree with you there after hearing more of their later stuff.

Worgen are the new Draenei.

Filthy BSA mole.

Mostly sense of accomplishment if things all fall into place due to planning and partly just to unravel the plot, but I'm not sure I could really class that as an emotion like sadness, joy, pity, etc. But then again, I've no soul

Fallout 3's moment of stepping out into the sunlight was cool, seeing that nice open space of things to explore (little did I know it meant fighting zombies in tunnels), but other than that the beginning wasn't that special. I was most disappointed that I couldn't kill Amata after doing her father in.

Spent 3 hours in the ER with my dad. Interesting folk on a Saturday night/Sunday morning. Two teenage guys talking about how their testicles were hurting them and how they feared it was cancer in the summer. One dude punched a window and sliced his hand up. Another young lady bashed her head trying to do a chinup on those door-mounted bars. Lastly some girl came in with alcohol poisoning, her friend turned out to be an Arsenal fan so that helped pass the time And all of this to diagnose him with something like the flu (given past illnesses, the flu can very well kill him so that's why we hit the ER late at night).

Pretty sure most of you have heard of them, but I'm late to the party.

So far the quests are somewhat interesting, Vash'j is a bit annoying moving from one ragtag outpost to another. The story for each zone flows well too, better than the old zones. My only complaint is that the only plate I get is STR/STAM with crit and parry...which I don't need. Bah

Doesn't seem there's much basis to be optimistic. Although a game that would get a genuine emotional response would be something.

What's the joke ? Hm, I dunno maybe the entire post ? I'm not really in his head, but I did chuckle a bit reading his post.

You should stop. Clearly, you're not very good at them. You people have crappy senses of humour.

A depressing end game from Bioware? Never. If I put 100 hours into a game series, I expect a happy ending. I'd really be ticked off by anything else. I'd like an ending like that, you don't always win. Outside of the game, I'd also like the endless complaining by people depressed by the ending.