HoonDing

Only White Rayla was fugly.

Somebody get Drew Karpyshyn a Hugo Award.

That raises the question: is there banter in the game?

Vampire triplet > nun on nun.

Lance Henriksen is Renegade

Witcher melee combat's just an excuse to show off the awesome motion-captured animations. What makes combat interesting is the necessity to learn about monsters' strengths and weaknesses and preparing in advance with the correct oils and potions. At least, on hard difficulty.

That's a negative?

They're linked. The main protagonist is always in the centre of world changing events as foretold by an Elder Scroll.

It's Oblivion with swords with swords?

I remember the quest with the stolen painting in Chorrol, the one with the stolen boat in Imperial City and the Daedric quest of Clavicus Vile.

I'd like to read what ESRB wrote about the Fable series, with the farting and all.

Had to google. Thank you.

They should try to contain themselves and stick to the body-painted Asari, imo.

It's a surprise that CD Projekt's Howardian promises of the game having 60+ endings hasn't been scrutinized at all.

i guess your right, I tried playing oblivion again the other day.... I don't think there is a single branching quest in the entire game. Wrong.

Is that Turkish?

Enclave appeared because of plot, not level. You could technically meet them at level 1 and get one-shotted by their plasma guns.

The quest with retrieving the keys for that ghoul in FO3 was better than anything I've experienced in NV. The one with the android was also pretty good. Plus Reilly's Rangers... though it quickly devolves in a slaughter-fest, it's pretty nice how the quest triggers when you're wandering around in a ruined Pennsylvania Avenue. There's also that big unmarked quest with the journals that eventually leads to the MIRV. As already mentioned, NV has so much filler that the good quests get completely lost in the pack. Frankly, I can only remember the companion quests... and that horrible one that sent you to all the Ranger outposts. Twice.

I wish they'd drop the corridor shooting and introduce a turn-based combat system, like in similar sci-fi games such as Countdown to Doomsday and/or Anachronox.

Bulletstorm stutters like **** outside combat. Either it's my computer, or it's a very sloppy port. I have the same problem with other UE3 ports like ME2 and Arkham Asylum, but not as bad as Bulletstorm.

I finished the DLC. Luckily I brought the Yithian Lightning gun so mowing down the endless waves of filler enemies went smooth. Overall pretty mediocre, but the ending was pretty nice. When was ME3 coming out again?

Don't tell me Ezio killed Cesare Borgia or I'll write an angry letter to Ubisoft.

Who was that guy anyway? Some EA stooge?

BioWare Edmonton?

I'm guessing blowing up a mass relay would require at least one dreadnought, if not an entire fleet, and the Council would never allow such a fleet to enter the Terminus systems since it would trigger an intergalatic war (and that's content saved for ME 5, 6 and 7).