HoonDing

The least they could have done, was giving him a different voice. Really, with the technological prowess Cerberus seems to possess, they could've simply scraped some DNA off the surface of whichever planet Shepard crash-landed on, and built an army of mind-controlled Shepard clones. Instead of rebuilding just one lowly person that gets killed in 10 seconds when standing out in the open, like everyone else.

The question is... will there be A.I.s?

I think China should now deliver some arms to Cuba. New Cold War FTW.

Kanye, is that you?

Blood dragon & Collector armour stinks since it's not possible to take off the helmet. Total waste of DLCs. I want to see Shepard's sneers when she's collar-grabbing & head-butting half the galaxy.

It's just about one of the best games you will ever play. Which is largely depending on whether the blue chick (Delphi?) is topless or not.

Mirabelle. And wasn't that Sir Fogglebottom or whatever he was called voiced by John Cleese? Anyway, I like the game. Though the combat was pretty trivial with Jade Golem or Storm Dragon/Paralyzing Palm.

I actually ran into a clipping error first time on the Normandy. Shepard bumped into some ensign & somehow she got stuck mid-air into a console. It forced me to reload.

NUTS!

I finally got around to playing after importing a level 59 Soldier. I don't know whether that Collector's assault rifle is overpowered, but I've been ripping through enemies so far. And I suck at shooters. Party AI also seems decent. Many times they automatically run & take cover without me having to hold their hands. Performance also is great, constant 60 FPS & loading times of 5 seconds at most. Looks like for once I'm lucky with a BioWare game.

I do think Dreamfall's story sucks, because basically one gets only half of it, plus one gets treated with more unresolved plot lines and cliffhangers than in an average Robert Jordan novel. I also can't stand the main character of the game, who's boring, incredibly annoying & completely clueless the entire game. The main reason why I like the game, despite all this, is TLJ nostalgia. It's worth playing through at least once to see some old TLJ characters again (even though some of them got butchered) and find out what happened to them - not to mention revisiting some TLJ locations in 3D was pretty nice the first time through.

It's about time FunCom throws The Secret World on the market so they can concentrate on Dreamfall Chapters again.

I'm replaying Dreamfall. I've played it only once before, when it came out three years ago.

I hear Crysis 2 will be more "streamlined", i.e. the suit now comes with only one mode: "I Win".

ME1 combat to me was more like "toggle Immunity/Barrier, run in & try to hit the enemies that are scurrying all over the place like a bunch of 9-year olds after too much sugar".

I prefer Jedi Consular/Jedi Master(Sith Lord) but the drawback of this choice is the inability to learn Shien style - since I always use Critical Strike. Jedi Sentinel/Jedi Watchman(Sith Assassin) is a good choice for maxing out all skills & Force Cloak, and they can learn Shien.

Is that Zaeed dude worth having around? It's the only DLC that I haven't managed to get working yet.

No 2560x1600? Epic Fail!

Is there a mod that makes the DLCs work?

It's unbelievable that no company has of yet made a Dune RPG. With the humongous amount of content F. Herbert left behind, practically any story would be possible. Or a Dune FPS... I can easily imagine a Dune game in the same vein as Star Wars: Republic Commando but with a Sardaukar instead.

So what is there to do in this DLC, exactly? Apart from fighting groups of 4-5 Darkspawn every ten steps.

Dune 1 & 2 are abandonware.

* Dune 1 is one my favourite games of all time. As stated before, the game uses a unique mix of adventure & strategy... and also has an amazing soundtrack & voice over. It's loosely based on Lynch's movie (which is why in-game Paul Atreides looks like Kyle McLachlan). * Frank Herbert's Dune was the last Cryo game before they went bankrupt, and it shows. It's a bit of a broken game with bad controls & questionable design decisions - the game forces you into melee killing since ammo is ridiculously scarce, but melee killing can only be done from stealth; once the enemy has noticed you it's impossible to even attack the enemy in melee... forcing teh player to rely on the Bene Gesserit Voice power to stun the enemy & then go over to the kill. This makes the game excruciatingly frustrating at times, especially since death means one must play the level again from the beginning. Still, I like this game a lot too (I'm a bit of a Cryo Interactive fanboy), since it's very faithful to the spirit from the book. It even uses hunter-killers & Tleilaxu facedancers in the game. It might be next to impossible to still find this game today, though. * Dune 2000 & Emperor: Battle for Dune are worth playing for the brilliant cutscenes & Harkonnen campaigns alone.

The original BG&E version works on Vista, but there are some problems with artifacting. It's possible to solve this, though, with manually setting some graphics options.

Yeh, I vaguely recall something about combining a fish & a rope and attaching it to a tree or something. Still, one it comes it MacGyver like puzzles, nothing beats Secret Files: Tunguska & NiBiRu. In the latter, there was even a case of combining a pack of dynamite with a rat in order to open a door.