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Are they still doing this? Kind of funny.

Damnit, now I want to replay the game again. SIE is the best one, imo. Never had her in the boat as well, though. The really good thing with AP is, that it's reasonable short. You can replay it fast with different actions here and there. I replayed it 7 times in the first few weeks alone and in a playthrough some months later, I did it again 3 times, with always a slightly different ending. I couldn't bother replaying a Mass Effect (imagining it would have more choice&consequence), simply because it would be too long and tedious for one playthrough.

I can't believe that people still talk and nagg about the ending. For me it has a "arrow in the knee"-kind of feeling already and everytime I read about it, it's just annoying.

Well, that's one of the games main feature, especially because combat is extremely hard.

DoW2 Retribution was p.cool, though Chaos Rising was the better one gameplay wise.

Heh, though I am happy about it. Wouldn't pledge any money to it, but I would like to get a new game which is like SWAT 4 and co.

Still playing World of Tanks. With the new update yesterday, all the old players are back and the battles are now worse than ever before. So many campers and silly tank drivers who use their tanks wrong, etc. It is really demotivating.

Keep in mind that the first few months will be pure work on design anyway. So Obsidian would have some deeper impact on the game, even though they won't be writing the games code and scripts.

I didn't said that Obsidian has no potential for that. Your post just sounded like lots of million dollar things are possible now, because a few 100k projects made it.

But they didn't asked for a million dollar. And your point? If anything thats actually a positive indication of Obsidians chances. Inxile didn't have the better history in games and Fargo isn't more popular a name as Chris Avellone + Tim Cain. My point is, that a million dollars needs either a lot backers (like Double Fine got) or a few with lots of money (like inXile got). The few with lots of money at some point in life won't spend more money and getting as many backers as Double Fine got is not an easy target to achieve. And if the Kickstarterhype is going down, less people will begin to pledge and ultimately the ones with lots of money won't kick it out anymore as well. Soo... just because right now some games fullfilled a few thousand dollars, it doesn't mean many other million dollar titles will make it too.

But they didn't asked for a million dollar.

Now guys throw your god damn money into the pot, god damnit.

It will just result in more piracy.

Why "Broken" for DX:HR?

Me, not so much anymore, simply because I already have everything I am interested in. :>

This Tactical Shooter thingy Kickstarter project has made a new video, logo, shows some concept art and stuff now. It's much more appealing now, though only 5 days left and I have spend too much money already this month. They should have set it up like that from the very beginning.

Yea, Arcanum does have some annoying dungeons, but luckily you can skip most of them.

Well, the unofficial patch did it already.

Hehe, I've read that posts.

Nice, bought Treasures of the Sun now, 5 euro can't do much wrong and when I want to replay DS3 again some fine day, I can do it with the DLC.

Demo is out, installing right now.

I really like Stacking from the look of it, but I am scared to test it out, as I am too lazy for too many puzzle elements in games nowadays.

Planned to pledge something too, but not before next month. Main selling point for me is the art style and the turn based combat. Also the multiplayer mode could be interesting.

Wait, we are BioWare fanboys now? :>

Alpha Protocol, FNV and I really liked the DS3 ending. :>