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Using it ever since. Pretty good and handy, imo. You can download mods through it directly and don't have to bother with folder pushing and so on. /Edit: If you do a replay, don't forget about my Betsy, though.

How is it even possible to sneak up this close with such huge ships. It's like they are blind on purpose.

This sounds dumb as hell, imo. I don't mind them making a new spin-off tv show, but this reads like a real crap idea that is forced to contradict established lore.

Works perfectly fine.

And just think about it. They could make a Big Brother tv show ON THE MOON.

Well, in the end it doesn't really matter. Or His wounds did not heal. That's too easy. :>

I like to play OpenTT. There are some industry mods that make it a really cool game. If you're looking for something more modern, try Transport Fever. Despite some flaws, I like it a lot too.

That Civil War movie made me watch Ant Man, though, which I enjoyed more than I thought I would.

What's so special about your Steam url?

This is actually shaping up quite nicely.

I didn't liked that Sheeran thing, because it felt out of place to me. The scene was so focused on him, it was weird. Like... obvious product placements. You know he won't have a big role in all of it, but yet the whole setup rotates around him for that very moment. Weird. I am mixed about this episode. I'm not disappointed or something, but it had me feel pretty much how I expected it. A long intro to the new season, same as always.

I liked it a lot because it kind of reminded me of my youth in some weird kind of way. Well, at least the school part and stuff. It just gave these feelings. That emo-hipster stuff and the soundtrack music was great. I didn't really liked the final episode, though. Somehow everything was falling apart at that point. Didn't mind the animations and such at all. It just wasn't an important factor for me. If I hadn't read about the criticism, I probably would have barely noticed it.

Yep, that's what I mean. Without access to the old data, this uncut mod wouldn't have been possible.

Being able to roll back patches would be awesome. Just remember the initial release of FNV had a truckton of scenery and NPCs that were cut out with later patches to make room for the DLCs on console... this of course also affected the pc version. If it weren't for the physical release, all of this would be lost with forced steam updates.

We all know bald people are evil. They are double evil if they got a beard.

Isn't this an old game? I've seen that already a long(?) time ago.

Watched The Salesman. Was ok, but a tad too slow for my taste.

Well, I guess it's simply because the ai doesn't detect dead critters. If you damage one, he "calls out" to his buddies that there is an attack going on. If you kill him in one hit, he can't do that, therefore the other ai doesn't know an enemy is around unless it "heard" the attack happening / player is within a certain range and just acts as usual. I wouldn't interpret some real life theories into it. The games simply don't have good stealth mechanics.

Remember the Red Dead Redemption 2 screenshots from a few months back that turned out not to be from RDR2? Here's a first gameplay video:

I never finished Silent Hill 4. Didn't liked it at all. Haven't touched any Silent Hill game ever since either.

The Eldar Panzer General game? Solid choice. The neverending chorus of 40K games seems to be "Space Marines, Space Marines, Spess Muhreens" so that was a rather refreshing change of pace (even if it was more than fifteen years ago). Best representation of the summoning of the Avatar of Khaine: Oh yeah. I've become more tired of WH40k over the years, because everything is always Space Marines. There is so much stuff that could be done, but all we see is just always more of the same...

Do people have short memories? I'm honestly curious because part of what ruins any replays for me is basically remembering every single quest and every single outcome after I've played through before. So instead of any sense of awe, I end up reacting like, "And now he'll say this" or "And now this happens next". So what? I'm replaying the game like twice per year ever since release, and I'm still crazy about it.

Finally watched John Wick 2. The movie felt so short. Wouldn't say it was better than the first, but now they got the option for a third movie... hope they won't milk it too much, because that quick action sequence stuff is beginning to wear off already for me.

I dunno. Don't like some of the landscapes, as well as that robot(?) stuff. Also not a fan of the jetpack.