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35 GB?! I hope that game is 300 hours long.

I've restarted Path of Exile again, now that they've patched it heavily since I last played it (1,2 Gb of patches when I tried to login). Still the same game, but the enemies are much more difficult and diverse now. And they use the same skills as the players! I like it more now. If only it had more content.. especially maps.

Suckiest news ever!! He is only 42! Why? Whyyy

It's called greed. Breaking revenue records year in and year out is not enough for the games industry.

Holy crap, that's the prettiest goal I have seen since.. Well, since the KLM line in the eighties

Luckily, most none of them will actually see a naked woman in real life so no harm done.

Your photos suck. Time to bring order to this thread.

Don't worry, I have been on a Sandforce for well over a year (two years?) without problems. My cousin bought the Corsair Force GT SSD and it really is superfast. No problems there either, for the first few months at least. As usual on the internet a lot of smoke and little fire. Although I could easily recommend the Plextor SSD too. It's been getting great reviews in Sweden. The list I made focused on performance. Sure, the difference between the i7 and the i5 is not big in real world applications (although I would argue it is bigger than you guys imply). The difference between CL8 and CL9 is not big either. Same with going from 1600 to 1866 MHz. Or Marvell vs. Sandforce. But add all these things together and you have a faster computer.

Of course.. When I decide to watch a game it has to go to overtime. It's 04:31 in the morning in Sweden now

I could definitely go with that. Core i5 and a Geforce GTX 680 instead of the i7 and the 670. Or i5 and 670. You can't really go wrong with these choices.

She's very pretty.

Definitely build your own rig. It's like building Lego and you learn a lot in the process. It is not complicated at all. Two things I would recommend: Ivy Bridge generation Core i7 and the new 680 (or the even newer 670 which is MUCH better value for money and only around 5-10% less performance) from Nvidia. Oh, and a mid-range SSD. That will make your rig lightning fast, no matter what other components you choose. Also, both these parts are surprisingly energy efficient so you don't need to shell out an awful lot of cash for things like PSU's. I can also recommend the Corsair chassis. Great value for money. Especially the Corsair Carbide 300R, that's cheap and very easy to build. Add a 650W PSU and you're good to go. Crap, I can't help but recommend a motherboard too. I have been very impressed by the Asus Sabertooth Z77 motherboard. Not very expensive but great for performance and overclocking. Ok, apparently I have to make a list because I love lists Case: Corsair Carbide 300R, $80 PSU: Corsair TX 650W v2, $90 CPU: Intel Core i7-3770 Ivy Bridge, $320 Motherboard: Asus Sabertooth Z77 LGA 1155, $240 RAM: Corsair Vengeance CL9 2x4GB 1600MHz, $50 SSD: Corsair Force Series GT 120GB, $150 (just a suggestion, I am sure there are other SSD's that are equally good) Hard drive: Samsung EcoGreen F4 2 TB, $120 (just a suggestion too..) GPU: EVGA Geforce GTX 670 2GB, $400 (or the Gigabyte one for $20 more, personally I prefer Gigabyte) Total sum: $1450 Let's say $1500 with a DVD burner, or

The real question is: do you think, period?

This is a pretty good indication of how the entertainment industry values their own products: http://www.nme.com/news/various-artists/63944 They demand 72 trillion dollars from Limewire (whatever the hell that is) for 11000 illegally downloaded songs. The entire wealth of the world is 60 trillion dollars.. I do not condone piracy, but when entertainment companies calculate how much money they have lost due to illegal downloading.. Well, let's just say that they're not employing any Nobel prize winning mathematicians.

All I can add to this conversation is: Don't buy a Motorola. Unless you enjoy having your phone crash in your ear in the middle of conversations all the time. Or crash when you type an sms. Or crash because you ****ING TOUCHED IT YOU STUPID PERSON. I am so tired of my Motorola Defy. Only cool thing about it is taking pics of myself in the shower (it is waterproof).

I guess Obsidian won some more development time: http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2012-05-16-thq-delays-south-park-the-game-ditches-devils-third South Park: The Game delayed.

Here, let Wikipedia explain this to you: "The alpha phase usually ends with a feature freeze, indicating that no more features will be added to the software. At this time, the software is said to be a feature complete." Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_release_life_cycle#Alpha It's in alpha. It's not even feature complete and you 'review' is as a full game and complain about bugs and not enough content? Wait for the beta, at least, before your whining.

****.. maybe I do have to replay this game after all. Maybe even buy the DLC (that wasn't included in my Collector's Edition, grr).

Wasteland is the only game I know where I could spend hours rerolling the 'perfect' character, just for the fun of it.

Someone called..?

Well, one thing is for certain.. I have never been so much wrong in my predictions as I am this year. Kings sweep the Blues? Who saw that one coming?

I liked this one: http://screenshotsof...air.tumblr.com/

Cortisone is a steroid.

Ever play "mongobingo"? (probably not since it's a Swedish name for it.. ) You and a couple of friends choose a topic, for example "Alpha Protocol". Then all of you go to Wikipedia and press Random Article. You start from that random article and the point of the game is to reach the Wikipedia page of the chosen topic in as few steps as possible, using only the links available to you on the Wikipedia pages in front of you (thus forming a chain). Shortest chain wins. This is what I do at work. It's hilarious.