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And Iceland?

I'm surprised there are computers that can run Arma.

Better to compare with best RPG out that year.

"I always thought console people needed a slapping to get them to pick up on that. You have a machine that doesn't work as well as a pc, and you still pay silly money for games to play on it that are usually not quite as capable as pc games.." Handheld > arcade > console > PC.

Are there cheese rolling competitions in Austria or Switzerland? I think the landscape would suit that particular pastime very well.

Finished Game of Thrones, picked Mors ending. Despite its humble first impressions, it's the first time a game managed to emotionally engage me since... probably Syberia 2 (though truth be told the 2008 Prince of Persia game had a moving ending as well, before it was ruined completely). Now here's hoping for a half-decent video game set in Malazan or First Law universe (preferably developed by Cyanide/Spiders, but with higher budget).

Why doesn't Vivienne have a Frenchie accent?

Just when you thought Kickstarter couldn't sink any lower

What does a Qunari female look like?

Uhmmm... no.

Vivienne looks like a mix of Sile from Twitcher 2 and Lady Gaga.

Is that the Isle of Wight?

Can Qunari dual wield greatswords without monkey grip perk?

Page redeemed.

Baka.

There's a double wedding?

So glad I could blow her up in Act 3.

I'd play it just for Ellen Page.

Don't forget next-gen Lara has regenerating health.

Here lies the man whose name was writ in the stone.

There are dead people on both sides and many of them died by US army donated weapons. Many more will die when the cruise missiles start flying. Empty moralizing is empty, because none of this is, or has ever been, about the well being of the people. And here is were you are wrong. Stopping chemical weapons use is about the well-being of the Syrian people. Or at least it was when that option was still on the table. By now it's blindingly clear that no effective intervention will come from the west and endless bickering in UN over reports and security council meetings only prolong the inevitable. As sad it is - given that the best way to handle the conflict is to let Assad gas-away unchecked. But we are far too hypocritical for that. The issue is not chemical weapons use, it's that they were used by someone the USA don't like. Remember it was the USA delivering chemical weapons to Saddam Hussein who then used them during the war with Iran and to wipe out a Kurdish village. As always, USA taking moral high ground is risible.

Eeeeeeeew, Deep Silver.

Only played Heroes of Might & Magic 3-5 + Dark Messiah.