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There is a very huge popup right before the end of the game, which tells you exactly that the game will end. It even asks you if you want to continue or not and you pressed yes.

Still playing DNF. The beginning was boring, then it became better and now that I am close to the end, I think it is getting a bit meh again. I am a bit surprised about the hard boss fights. Will be happy when I am through the game. Probably won't replay the game ever, though.

Looks interesting.

Playing Duke Nukem Forever. The pacing of the game is too slow, imo. I just wanted to kill stuff, but I had to do all the other things first, which had been really boring. Also I find the graphic quite bleh... everything is so blurry and I can't seem to disable this. AA doesn't really work as well? No idea. Ah yeah and the gameworld seems empty here and there.

Huh, when I try to run FNV via the mod manager (FOMM), Steam starts up.

Don't forget, he also "invented" lots of stuff that was garbage. Or remember his magic machine to bring wireless energy to the whole world? And apparently, at the end of his life, he claimed that he unified gravity and electromagnetism and managed to disprove relativity and quantum theory. :>

Watched Ghost Rider 2... This movie is so bad, I regret watching it. What angers me the most is that the movie could have been over after 30 minutes... but the ghost rider decided to just stand around, doing nothing, while the bad dudes are trashing him with grenades.

Finished Spec Ops: The Line yesterday. While rough in times and me being horrible annoyed of the cover mechanics sometimes, I think it is a pretty good shooter. For me personally, the best since Singularity.

How is that even possible? It usually only takes a couple of hours to realize a game stinks, if that. If you spent 50 hours in a game, then it must have done something right. I played Oblivion around 60 hours until I noticed what a junk product it was. :> Got blinded from the graphics and big world when the game was released.

But what if you play it for 50 hours and then realize that it's a big pile of shait you never want to touch again? Then you paid a lot money for that.

Guess the game is too hard for nowadays players. They could at least have done something with the graphics. It looks pretty horrible, imo.

The last three images are actually pretty good. For what they are.

Started playing Spec Ops: The Line now too. I am in chapter 10+ something and it is a pretty good game. Feels a bit rough in times, but other than that... yeah, it seems quite good.

So true.

This is hardly prosper quality level.

Ah, now I realize what game this is. Saw this screenshot and thought the map is very unbelievable: Is there more of this stuff in the game?

I don't really believe in that. For each class you just *had* to spend your points in a similar way, even if you don't min-max. Did anyone seriously made a wizard with lots of strength? Sure, you will have some minor stat difference from player to player, but overal everyone is doing it similar at some point. Removing the attribute-system from D2 made D3 better, imo. I am not missing it at all and I totally don't mind that someone can copy my character skill setup without having to re-grind a character up to maximum level first (which was damn boring too, in my opinion).

I like Nicolas Cage and most of the movies he is in.

Watched the old Judge Dredd movie again a few days ago. It is... well... let's say it isn't worse than other action movies of that time. The story is a big cliche and the end is super cheesy, but other than that, I thought it was pretty watchable. Also watched the Wicker Man with Nicolas Cage yesterday. I thought the movie was good, but the end is just so damn lame. Also I think the german version is cut, because the torture wasn't shown. What a shait.

This may sound like dumbing down, but I actually like the new stat system a lot more. Beside, everyone was spending their attribute points in D1/2 always the same way anyway, so the change in D3 isn't a big loss.

I am never tagging weapon skills in the beginning. You get them high fast enough and they aren't really that important. My skills of choice are speech, science and repair. Then I am spending at least 5 skillpoints per levelup on one or two of them and the remaining points are going into lockpicking or my weapon skill of choice.

Yeah, but the singleplayer became a bit tiring to the end. I was happy when I finished it, because you are pretty much only doing the same over and over again.

Do you mean Lonesome Road? I think this is the only DLC where I would suggest a level of 28 or higher. Honest Hearts can be done easily on level 5, Dead Money on level 10 and Old World Blues on level 15+. That's how I did them the last time I played FNV and it was working quite good (but then again, I find Honest Hearts a lot more interesting with Brush Gun and Anti-Materiel Rifle wielding White Legs. Somehow fits the setting quite good).

This looks extremely good:

What's that nekked Oblivion chick doing in yer fire?