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Hmm.. the few games on my wishlist that are discounted are discounted by 30-33% (ie. not enough), and the other parts of the Steam sale aren't discounted enough for impulse buys.

"relationship"? "waste my time"? You look like a chiseled Greek god, she kept touching you and this is what you think she wants?

This is not true. When I drove as big car, I could drive through the other cars like they were made of papier mache. I once even crushed a pursuing car against the concrete wall on a highway until it exploded. When I drove the Fiat 500 equivalent, they did the same to me.

Trying to find more information about Schumacher, but everyone around him are like clams, nothing gets out! Anyhow, I was 95% sure he would die (read his old doctor's blog, he said the same). So happy he's hanging on!

You forgot the "attractive" part.

VORSPRUNG DURCH TECHNIK!! 1. Audi 2. Audi 3. Toyota Called it: http://forums.obsidian.net/topic/65221-what-you-did-today/?p=1430514 I'll go out and hug my car now :)

40 minutes left, Audi in position 1 and 2, Toyota in third. I'm reading this right, right..?

That's actually quite impressive.

I was hoping the Rangers could turn it around.. Oh well. Bye bye, hockey season. See you again in 4-5 months!

I usually just bring one of those dump trucks, find a long straight piece of road and thunder into the convoy at top speed. Nothing beats the satisfaction of sending ten little vehicles flying through the air as burning wreckages using your heavy vehicle as a battering ram. This is actually where the engine in Watch Dogs shines its brightest. I remember doing head on collisions in GTA4 and even when going 200 km/h, you barely scratched the cars. They never broke. In Watch Dogs, on the other hand.. You can actually demolish several cars at once through one big impact. It is also when the game is at its most "next gen": after blowing up a caravan using vehicles and weapons, and you look around you, the carnage can be quite impressive. 20 dead bodies, shrapnel and car parts litter the area everywhere, ten cars are burning, 50 other cars are in various shapes around you and there are pedestrians running and screaming everywhere. Massive mayhem.

Naah, they did this in Daggerfall (and to a certain degree, Arena before that) already. Every building in Daggerfall game was enterable and the cities really were cities (vast and confusing). Also 3D and first person.

I did it the Keyrock way. I also enjoyed all those little environmental puzzles. Very well done.

I might have accidentally posted my pictures in the "What are you playing now.." thread. Just play it cool, act like it was meant to be.. play it cool.. play it cool..

Except that mma is not a sport but an organization, the new fledgling mma classes are just a mix of other marital arts. MMA is the sport. UFC is the (most well known) organization. I think you got them mixed up. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mixed_martial_arts

Except.. there's a sport called MMA which has pretty much proven that karate is **** when it comes to fighting. So yeah.. dance routine.

It annoys me when people complain about the graphics in Watch Dogs. Seriously! The graphics really are awesome, even more so in motion. The amount of lights and shadows are just spectacular, especially at night when you can turn off an entire city block and watch the town go dark, or just run into pole after pole along a road and watch it get darker and darker.

You sit so close to that monitor that your nose will leave snail trails all over it as you look around.

I thought the car mechanics were awkward when I first started playing. The worst thing was how none of the cars have any engine brakes (resistance from the engine slowing down the car when you release the throttle). It feels like the game camera is heavy and pushes the car forward. Very strange feeling. But I got used to it. I also got used to the car handling in general and now it's fun to whip around corners, avoiding pedestrians and taking out cop cars/enemy cars. And yes, the game is intentionally made so you can't outrun almost anything, no matter how fast your current car is (looks a bit funny when you're driving a Ferrari-like car at top speed and this ****ty Mustang-like cop car slowly eases up beside you). But you learn how to use the obstacles (of which you can unlock several cool ones the higher level you are) and it's actually really satisfying timing the obstacles right and getting a slow-motion scene of pile-ups behind you. It's a game mechanic that went from frustrating to satisfying for me.

Well, the likelihood of him surviving this are slim-to-none. Most people are just waiting for the Schumacher family to announce it.

While lifetime warranty sounds like something that would be useful, take a second and think about how long your previous GPU's needed to last. ... Yeah.

I used my finger. I felt like a pervert.

Suck it. Yeah, I went there.

Doesn't exactly salvage them from sounding like ****.

That's an excellent game. Enjoy! My daily Steam routine: log in, check all the pre-alpha-earlier-than-early-access-prototype-state-barely-started-games-that-never-finishes, sigh, log off.

Watch Dogs (**** that underscore!!) sold 4 million in one week I forgive them for their launch problems (that weren't so bad for me to begin with)!! I'm pretty sure no one foresaw such a gigantic success.