HoonDing

Tantric sex. Then my alarm rang.

Most of the time difficulty comes down to bad starting position of your party (like putting mages in front). It would be very easy if you could choose formation yourself everytime.

Yeah, two-handed weapons (especially blunt) are king. I critted an ogre for 80 damage and that was with a sword. With a greataxe you can crit over 100 easily.

Main character is a poor but naturally gifted yokel who by circumstance starts to trek around, kicks everyone's ass wherever he goes and eventually gains the attention of the high nobility and becomes a knight. It's a copy paste of Flemish book "John the Fearless" which is set in 15th century Duchy of Burgundy. In the end, it's nothing but wish fulfillment and so far removed from reality that main character might as well be female.

I hope the game will have a harem ending.

Oxenfurt is a location in the game, is it not? I'll pre-order the game if Shani is in.

No, you can just auto-attack through the game if you want.

The protagonist is already a very special snowflake at any rate, so why not.

At least he's not a wingnut. ...

Ben Kingsley's career really has gone off the deep end.

Only Valve games from the comments on Steam, only Dota 2 and Portal as far as I could see. It swapped Portal for Counter-Strike: Source for me, broke it, had to redownload it later. I wish they had removed my Valve games.

I guess with "bad guys" Daedalic meant "flawed heroes". I.e. a murder suspect, an arsonist, a con artist, drug addict/poacher and gladiator. Or just call it ludonarrative dissonance.

You should play girl in M&B then promptly invade, rape & pillage Bohemia just to spite Warhorse and their pseudo-realistic medieval hiking simulator wannabe.

He's done straight to video exclusively after 2002 or so. All those movies are really really crappy.

I bought deluxe edition on Steam, which comes with making-of, OST and artbook. Pretty neat. Looking forward to Daedalic's next ventures in DSA territory, whether arrpeegee or adventure doesn't really matter.

Angry Panda would be my choice. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hv_FL1h3mA4

That statement is sig-worthy.

Was there ever a videogame where guards bother to look up? EDIT: of course, Oblivion.

Well, at least you didn't link to one of Anita Sarkeesian's videos.

No iPad version?

Get good, I guess?

The video game industry sucks.