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Fourth Era Tamriel map: I like how the Argonians conquered a chunk of Morrowind. It also seems the Nords took their old lands back. So mayhap Skyrim will also feature locations outside the Third Era province. Fourth Era lore introduced by "The Infernal City" novel (Third Era ends in 3E 433 with the ascension of Martin Septim):

Sounds like heaven.

Is Rage coming out next year? I might actually go out of my mind and get it.. provided my computer can run it.

In Egypt and most other muslim countries, converting to christianity from islam is actually punishable by death.

I don't understand how the design for Dalish leather armour passed. The females look like cheerleaders who lost their pompons.

The Ganth had a life-stealing axe, you just needed to get out of melee reach when it started glowing IIRC to prevent him from healing. Most annoying enemy by far was the Garganturax.

I haven't read a King book released after the final Dark Tower book. I'm still waiting for a sequel to the Talisman/Black House (co-authored with Peter Straub).

Black Isle for instance. or Squaresoft, Enix, Atlus. or, I don't know, Microprose, Sir-Tech? ... You're not even trying anymore.

I couldn't enjoy Jedi Outcast because I greatly disliked Carth Kyle Katarn. At least in Academy you can play with a Twi'lek dual-wielding lightsabers.

I still have to finish Darkstar One one day.

Compared to whom?

If she were as powerful as in the cutscene where she escapes, maybe there would've been a reason to actually enlist her.

How many playable races are there? I don't expect dryads or Elves since it's back in Ehb, but can we at least play a dwarf? I can already see how 252423423 number of reviews claim this is a DAO rip-off. I hope they release info on the MCA project soon More like a Sacred 2 ripoff.

Are you talking about Dragon Age or Baldur's Gate? Because I really wish it was possible to avoid even one battle sequence in Dragon age.

I loved that moment where Miranda gets all butthurt that she's supposed to be genetically engineered to be perfect, yet an earthborn FemShep that never had any higher education and used to hang out with gangs, trumps her in every way.

maybe that's because I tend to skip a lot of side-quests and avoid unnecessary battles. You're playing for the romances story?

AoD is a very underrated game. I played through it three times or so, since it was the only game with good graphics I could play on my computer back in the day. The only thing that really sucks about the game is the sidekick and the level he has to play through, plus the clunky controls, but for the rest it's a decent game overall. Especially the Paris levels are quite memorable (infiltrating the Louvre, fighting through an entire apartment building with a hired killer). It's definitely much better than Legend.

I'll get Witcher 2 & TES V on release. Risen 2 as well, if it comes next year. With Dragon Age 2 & Mass Effect 3 I'll wait for a price drop.

There's nothing nonsensical about TLJ puzzles, save for the rubber ducky they're all quite logical and well-thought out, like the huge island puzzle & the ones where you need to use the potions. Broken Sword: shadow of the Templars & Smoking Mirror, now those are something else (not to mention they include some actiony quick-time events).

Those screenies look like something from Myst.

Son, I am disappoint.

Only RPG released this year was Drakensang: River of Time. Also the best game I played by far, followed by Dragon Knight saga, Gray Matter and perhaps FO:NV.

You got burnt by the rubber ducky, didn't you?

The Deep Roads were ok, really, compared to the Fade and Temple of the urn. Oh, and Howe's estate, aka Fihelis estate Mk II.