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Biggest problem, imo, is that he became too much a popstar. He should have remained more in the background. Now who wants to give him or openleaks-dude stuff for release anyway? They can't be trusted anymore, it became way too dangerous.

Playing some Fallen Earth, as it's Free2Pay now. So far it's all about collecting stuff for crafting and fetch-quest, fetch-quest, fetch-quest, kill-quest, fetch-quest,... I mean, it's like every other MMO when you go by that. I just don't get how people can play this for years. A week or two, okay. But years? I don't get it. Even if I would play it with other people now... fetch-quest, fetch-quest,...?

If you go the dialog-way, it's hardly infiltration. But if you don't talk and take one of the backdoors, you'll have to sneak around, don't make any noise, climb through shafts, hack computers and doorlocks, collect passwords to get to your target, etc. in an interior setting. That's pretty much how this dlc works and feels. Also you would miss a lot if you just take your target item from the police station and go away right after. :> I, as example, never leave without visiting the armory and all the offices.

I hated it that the game wanted me to press "E" every once in a while when "talking" to an NPC. It felt totally useless and broke the flow for me.

Yes, these too. The only ones I have left untouched are [Lie], [bluff] etc. because I find them to be important information for the player (without these, you don't know if your character is lying or not and you might see two very similar dialogue options every once in a while: The lie-line and the truth-line).

For the very first time I had to farm some Fiends for their energy weapons, just to get the Bozar + enough ammo. :>

Finished the missing link now. It was good, needed a few hours. Steam tells me 83 minutes, but I doubt that this is correct. I was playing for at least 4 or 5 hours. The dlc felt to me a little bit like a longer version of the police station infiltration quest in Detroit, but more difficult. Don't know if there is much more choice&consequence in the dlc than in the main game, though. Also people said that the dialogues are bigger and better and stuff, but I find this not to be true. First, because there are just a few dialogues and second, it just felt to me like in the normal game. What I have noticed, though, is that various people have reacted on my "don't kill anyone"-playstyle. I think it's a good dlc. Worth the 10 euro? If I would be sure that this is 100% new content, then yes. But I feel as if I have played something that should have been in the main game. Also I really wish I could combine this with the main game... It's a bit bleh that it works as a stand alone game. Now let's wait and see for future dlc content.

Started playing it now too. I am not very far into it yet, though. Just got my stuff back and that's all I can do today.

I started playing Metro 2033 last week, but I can't get me to continue. The checkpoint savesystem is driving me crazy. There have been various scenes already which I had to restart over and over again, just because I made some stupid mistake a bit later. Also it's extremely scripted and linear. I am really disappointed by it-- the 2,50 Euro haven't been worth it for me. They should have come up with their own story in the Metro universe and not trying to get the books story working. This just feels bad and limiting, imo.

Did ME1 and 2 got demos?

A demo? For a game? In 2012? Now this makes me highly curious about the games quality. /Edit: Ah, I see. It's probably just a way to push their Origin software a bit faster.

I am losing the battle already when I try to read the posts.

Oh no. In ME3, my Shepard probably will start getting evil visions then and must try to keep his secret reaper genes in control. I can feel it already.

I was watching the ME3 E3 gameplay stuff again yesterday and then I've noticed, that they say Cerberus is working together with the Reapers. I always thought this was just a joke when people talked about it... but now... it is true?

I would have liked better clouds too. There are mods for it of course, but I personally think the mods never really fit with the rest of the games colors and I don't want to use mods which change the general games colors...

I liked the Prince of Persia movie too. Was surprised. Though, I probably expected something very bad.

I've played with it. The gain is bigger than the penality it gives on xp. When I've finished the game (with playing Honest Hearts and Lonesome Road), I was at level 40 and haven't done all quests in the main game. You can feel the slower leveling up in the beginning (if you played the game already a few times and know when you get a level up...), but it didn't had a big effect on me personally. The 5% skill bonus is worth the tiny little bit slower leveling up, imo.

In case anyone missed it, Chris Avellone wrote about the package from Lonesome Road, which made the Divide to what it looks like now. Of course, spoiler alert and stuff.

It probably will suck, so better just ignore it already now and act as if this has to be. :>

This would be horrible.

Thing is, if you don't want to run around aimless all the time, you will need the compass. Take Oblivion as example, where you just don't get good information about where exactly your target is, so you need to use the compass to actually find the place / person you are searching for. No clue if Skyrim will make that better... but Fallout 3 had the same problem. Hell, even New Vegas suffered from it in a lot cases. Other non-Bethesda games have exactly the same problem. You get so little or just bad information, that a quest compass is a blessing, not a curse.

In order to get my savegame ready for Mass Effect 3 - and also because I have a new 24" TFT - I am replaying Mass Effect 2 again right now. Also this time with all the DLCs and stuff. I still think it's not a bad game, but now that I am replaying it, I see not a single bit of RPG in it anymore. Seriously. Some combat stats and a bit dialogue doesn't transform a game into an rpg. I personally don't expect anything else, though, so I am totally fine with it. I just can't understand how this is called an rpg, while it is much more a third person shooter with some non-shooter parts here and there to balance out the games pacing.

Maybe you create such a robot and then you are disappointed, because he is a moron.

Yes, it was a joke from some developers. Same with typing Boom in the Fallout credits.

This seems pretty cool.