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That blog post is so empty and generic I myself may have written it.

I think (?) WDeranged was being sarcastic with that.

Dwemer ruins? Yes according to Pete Hines.

For anyone who's interested: in-depth Drakensang: The River Of Time's review from GameBanshee's Brother None.

You misunderstand, sorophx, I'm talking about objects casting shadows. To be fair, you could see them in the screenshots in the magazine, but, e.g., you can't see any cast from the pillars in that pictures.

Guess what guys? In the latest screenshot I can't see any shadows. Talking about this by the way.

The position is completely different. The original armor is bad but I guess it makes at least a little sense. The Dead Space one is simply awful and nonsensical.

Huh? No, it doesn't.

The original contract specified three Fallout titles. Whether Fallout: New Vegas is Fallout 4 is irrelevant, it's still another Fallout installment.

I like the Blood Dragon Armor in Mass Effect 2 (even if I stopped using it alongside all the other DLC-thingies because it was patently overpowered), but this? Wow. It's so bad that I can't even fathom someone doing a mod for this thing.

GameInformer: Skyrim's Dragon Shouts

I'm pretty sure I'm speaking on behalf of all the people who usually read and post here (and most likely not only them) when I say thanks for taking the time to write that post. It was much appreciated. As for "hockey" I think it was simply a typo from Bendu and he meant "hotkeys".

Crazy and Logic have a fairly bad taste in names, let me tell you.

I know this topic is a fair bit old, but is there any chance that Dave could drop in the DS3 previews topic (ok, that's not the title, but it's what it's become) and confirm/deny some things written in the previews? Some are pretty contradictory. It's very difficult to get a good picture about the game.

It's a pretty badly thought-out, badly put together video. Definitely not the way they should have shown their C&C. Also, Oscar has the most hilarious accent. Love the guy.

Frankly that preview makes the game sound really bad. Let's hope that there's a lot of hidden depth (and wrong info in the article).

From Pete Hines' twitter: I didn't realize Bethesda developed FO:NV.

Nope. Honestly, there's very little info on the rebalance mod. FWE was highly configurable, and as for now, the only design change we know about (aside from more scarcity) of their rebalance module is that weapon damage is fixed and weapon skills has more of an effect on accuracy.

GameInformer: Skyrim: The Time Lapse Video

Not really. VSuites or whatever is called does the sprint/bullet time thing but its implementation leaves a lot to be desired compared to something that it's easily tweakable directly from a menu you can access pressing the ESC key. There's no mod out there that does something like Cyberware also (and the visors seem to be the worst part of that mod). We know virtually nothing about the rebalance module, but you can easily swap it for an other overhaul, if you don't like it, from the looks of it. Even if you only like a couple of elements, I see no reason to NOT install the core module. Dynamic crosshair and the grenade hotkey are not Halo, they simply make the interface less cumbersome. Yeah, I felt like being argumentative and defending the mod, but I've seen a lot of unjustified sniping lately, mostly based on a video that was not really examined all that well. EDIT: The first guy/gal that implies that I'm a member of the team/tester or a relative of a member of the team wins a cookie. GO NUTS!

Deus Ex lasted about 30 hours for me. And I wish it ended 5/10 hours earlier.

If you want to see some of the screenshots in the Giochi per il mio Computer article, here's a snippet of the preview for a.. "preview" of the issue.

Ahahahahah oh God. The censoring filter censors "****" as in "****roaches" but not "blowjob"? AHAHAHAHAH. GOD. Also, I'm not sure what exactly the improved AI is supposed to be about. They don't even detail the improvements. There's a lot of details about the engine, let's hope they don't tone everything down before release.

GameInformer Hub: The Technology Behind The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

Crysis had some of the best optimization I've seen in a PC videogame. And it looks ****ing nice no matter the setting. The gameplay felt damn boring to me, though.