Orogun01

You trust those guys? Probably boils down to not feminist enough.

Good thing in my book considering DA:O was one of my favorite CRPGs.

Not really Cyberpunk but BlindSight by Peter Watts was a good read. It got me into reading about neurology, it's good to read Sci Fi done by scientists (even if they are marine biologists)

We wouldn't want players to stop playing would we and we certainly can't come up with a good in game way of gathering fuel that would encourage players to play differently. So you come up with a mediocre way of balancing the game.

I miss the 90's, there was diversity without politics...except all the villains were British for some reason.

AND I keep the bottle in the freezer between pours! HAHA! I cant imagine how people drink it room temperature. I hurled a little in my mouth.

The beer is only there to chase the whiskey. Heathen! I know. I like to drink whiskey on the rocks but every few glasses I need to knock back a beer so I don't wind up face down in the grass between my house and the neighbors house. Or after a shot, I usually need a beer after a shot. "on the rocks" Heathen.

Just because some crazy people talk crazy on twitter does not mean: A: you are going to lose your rights to free speech. or B: you need to adopt their language and start talking like a crazy person. It doesn't help this feeling that i'm becoming old and that the new generation is a bunch of lunatics. I'm not even 30, I shouldn't be dealing with that stuff. It's the tyranny of the minority who keep pushing their issues and views to the front while the majority silently acknowledges them to their detriment, because they believe their opinions are in the minority. Plus, it used to be that there could be something wrong with "you" as opposed to something wrong with the world.

Having a good nature, a good will and a good sense of humor is better than a six pack. Not as impressive but more valuable to good people. But seriously, try to cut down on beer.

On related news, miners are now racist.

Went to sleep and began thinking about how much my life would change if I were to turn into a vampire. Mostly it sucked but on the upside I wouldn't take drunken naps with weird thoughts. Cool concept for a story though.

Only if they're dumb.

Racter and Gobbet are awesome, that is all.

Because we actually did the sensible thing and told those oversensitive snowflakes to **** off, but they're still here. Look; you can stop it with snide sarcasm, we know that this is a group of people protecting their favorite hobby from an ideological takeover and since the feminist have been so confrontational in the past now every game that bears the SJW mark will be rejected by GG. They have no one to blame but themselves, had they been sensible human beings instead of professional victims that demonize gamers we wouldn't have gotten to this point.

You should put something else in the picture to give a sense of size, like a can of coke or a quarter.

I thought Duke left all that racism behind, why do the media want to bring that back up?

Are we going to start our own survivalist community? Because I would be interested in that.

The thing is that in a globalized market a country doing bad means that we all do bad in some aspects, I expect more artificial crisis will come in the future as corporations convince politicians that the only way to stop the crisis is by granting them additional powers in order to make the markets stable. So more TTP and the likes until the markets stop crashing or until someone realizes that the only reasons the markets are failing is because corporations have gotten too big.

Still, my new favorite is With Teeth.

I'm I remembering wrong or did DragonFall had the option to go back before you started a level? Because if it did, then they did a major step backwards and removed it.

Why is dumping your currency to upset the global market considered mature?

I don't know about PoE (I logged about 6h on it before I got bored), but in the BG2 engine, there's a lot of auto-pause options (on spell cast, on round end, etc) that most people overlook. I won't say that effectively managing a 6-man group without it is impossible, but it's something I certainly wouldn't be able to do. Without auto-pause, I'd agree with you. With, I actually prefer RTwP... In other news, I encountered another really weird bug with one of the vendors making references to a run I didn't go on, while standing right next to a replacement for said vendor that talks as though the vendor was gone... dafuq. yeah, but constant auto-pauses break the flow of combat, I'd rather have a full TB than 6men party RTwP, where you get to pauses every 2s to change orders, position, cast spells, etc. TB is fine with me as long as the party/enemies numbers stay small and the enemy turn goes fast. Nothing that I hate more than having to watch 15 enemies walk in slow motion towards your 4 party members. SR:HK seems to have good handle on it.

The first part is essentially Simon. The second part I guess you need to match the alien letters code that flashes up with one of the strings below. It sure would have been nice if they had explained it in the game. Edit: What Orogun wrote. Not to brag but I really didn't need an explanation, it was bit of an ego boost to figure it out myself. Congratulations, you are a champion of cleverness, truly a god among mortals, we are all blessed to be able to bask in your splendor. That doesn't change the fact that this should have been explained in-game the first time it came up. The first time you spend karma a pop up box comes up explaining how points are spent. The first time you enter combat a pop up box comes up explaining turn-based combat. The fact that no pop up box comes up the first time you enter a hacking mini-game is doubly as perplexing given that not only have there been pop up boxes for everything else up to that point, but also that this is the first time in the series that this mini-game has been used. It's not a huge deal, a minuscule blemish on what has so far been an otherwise excellent game, but it seems like such a weird oversight. You're right, particularly about me being a champion of cleverness but also about the lack of tutorials.

The first part is essentially Simon. The second part I guess you need to match the alien letters code that flashes up with one of the strings below. It sure would have been nice if they had explained it in the game. Edit: What Orogun wrote. Not to brag but I really didn't need an explanation, it was bit of an ego boost to figure it out myself.

The numbers give you more time, then click next when you feel like you reached the best extent of your skills at Simon and watch symbols appear on the decoder and pick the correct sequence.