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Heh, I made a screenshot of the same vista. For me it was the single prettiest moment of the game. I like the eerie forest in the beginning of the game, the cemety and the one above. It was a little disappointing that most levels then turned into industrial areas. Oh and the Wang Cave looked nice as well.

Heh, I made a screenshot of the same vista.

Revelations 1 wasn't episodic. The "previous episode" thing was just ...for fun I guess?

It's been out completely for a few months now.

http://images.akamai.steamusercontent.com/ugc/6183788335861976747/453A25DFF576A5C2FA752693A1115F595F3DF14E/ http://images.akamai.steamusercontent.com/ugc/6183788335861980600/6454D5C0EE14488BCD357ACDA8AE4FE7E64704F7/

Started playing Life is Strange and C&C: Tiberium Wars, despite wanting to wait for the former to release every episode first. It's surprisingly addictive, having a lot of fun. I like how they spiced up a slice-of-life story with time travelling. Oh and I suck at C&C. Even though I think some missions are harder than necessary.

Pillars of Eternity?

You do realize that the only MOBA that didn't try to shake things up was Heroes of Newerth and DotA 2? Every other one did something new. Not exactly true. For example, Infinite Crisis is essentially a reskin of LoL, it's practically identical (and coincidentally shutting down soon). What I meant was that they seem to be making larger changes to the formula. The differences between, for example, DotA 2 and LoL are not that great. The basic setup is quite similar, even the map is almost identical. Even HotS, which differentiates itself a little more with its various maps and larger array of objectives, still uses essentially the same exact formula as DotA, just in a more simplified form. Forgot about Infinite Crisis. :D LoL added bushes, removed denying, lightened death punishments, puts effort into balancing, etc etc, made the genre easier to get into and play. That's plenty new and different. Smite added third person camera (maybe other stuff, never played it). As a change, it's not a big one, even if it does affect gameplay in a big way. Dawngate tried to innovate with jungle changes (deprive enemies from passive money by stealing their mines, etc). Demigod gave heroes skill trees to costumize them, more than one map, so on. Even HotS, dropped items (big thing, even if I personally dislike it), gave towers ammo, this and that. I won't drop LoL for other MOBAs, but I do keep track of what changes they are proposing, and all of them offer something. I don't know what Battleborn offfers yet apart from the perspective change (trailer doesn't even make it look like a MOBA, imo), but we'll see.

Mmhmm, I see.

I'd like to know how we got to unconditional surrender after the first game's victory and if these are supposed to be the aliens the first aliens warned us about. Or something.

You do realize that the only MOBA that didn't try to shake things up was Heroes of Newerth and DotA 2? Every other one did something new.

Good.

The Blüd Tide was the point! >.>

Can we have a Bermuda Triangle style area called the Blüd Tide?

I can agree on that, but I really wish they made more logically consistent worlds - as one youtuber kept asking (someone posted a video of him here)... "What do they eat?" .. This is really the only gripe for me with Bethesda's world building. They don't really consider details all that important except for the atmospheric ones. It was this one I think. Also, wow, Fallout with colors? And I wonder if they reuse of NV's electrical logo is on purpose or just tardyness.

Shame. Shaaaame. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_PvUZp8f2Vg

You've been a good boy and watched Dark Waters, have you?

Finally the gambling skill would be useful, eh?

Three of the XCOM guys were shot at and none of them died? Fake! Boycott!

The Pirate King could be Severan's ex-first mate maybe?

I've played and finished Resident Evil Revelations 2. It's a damn good game I must say. The interdependent mechanics of the protagonists are clever (tho I'm not sure how some of them are supposed to work in co-op without voice chat) and the whole game is very atmospheric. I got shivers every time I started sneaking with Natalia, despite the point of her is that she can sense every nearby enemy. Raid mode is loads of fun too, at least for now.

Dunno, it look like he just ripped off the long strands of a carpet and glued them to his chin to look cool. ...Which is something Fuby would do I guess, so it's all good.

Sorry to say guys, but I won't be able to attend tomorrow. I'll be out of the city and won't return until Sunday.

He owes his life to Sharktopus. Too bad he's already your loyal slave for life. And that Sharktopus is dead. Wait what? Don't tell me the Sharktopus is his father?

I'd prefer following this DnD adventure, so my vote is on that.