Azdeus

God dammit! The site's down. I've recently found and started playing Alien Assault with the Space Hulk mod, it's been some good fun, but daymn am I dying to the left and right...

I found the fistfighting QTE bearable but that's about it, so glad to hear they're away. I was pretty pissed at the import of TW1->TW2, so I could care less about that. The game being open world does'nt sit well with me, it's one thing to sit there in their couch proclaming this and that and criticize Skyrim, but I doubt they'll do a better job at it in the end. It does give me a spark of hope that they'll manage it, but I'm still doubtfull. I'm pretty certain that the world will feel cramped, the only continous gameworlds I've not felt cramped in was ARMA 2, Morrowind(For some reason) and FUEL(~15000 km2) from the top of my head. The rest does sound good though, especially the hunting part is promising!

I'd actually be interested in the game for it's new TressFX technology! Imagine the future, maybe a WH40K game where we play as Lelith Hesperax?

To be fair, the next line there is "AAA", so it's pretty clear where his mindset is. Wasteland 2 is looking pretty fab so far, for 3M$.

Apparently the land of the free only gives you the right to happiness... aslong as you don't play videogames; http://www.colleensworld.com/ How is it that a smear campaign like that allowed?

Slept, alot. No hangover though, just dissapointed. Don't remember what I did after 23:00 saturday night, wishing it was 20:00

Just out of curiosity, what are you talking about here?

I only take his chesthair seriously, and I'm seriously contemplating wether he is the missing link between man and ape or not. That, and that he is seriously trying to mobilise some 30 million evangelical christians to try and get the best thing that happened to the US image for the past decade out of the oval office. Add in Scientology, Mormons, creationism and all the other crazy stuff that stems from the US and one starts to wonder if there really is'nt something to this "flouridation"-buisness. I blame your american saying "The squeaky wheel gets the grease". :D

Your thoughs betray you Gorth, I feel the good in you - you're struggling... This is not what you want me to do.

When the US gets represented with things like this; It's not wonder people look down on your nation. And atheists might be bastards, but atleast we are honest.

Most cards here are chip-based, all the groceries must be checked before the card is debited, punch in code, accept the debit then get the receipt. Many people are just slow aswell. Hate might be a bit exaggerated though, but y'all know what I mean I hope. And it should be "I hate when".

Guess I'm in the 3%. I hate people that pay with cards in grocery stores, takes twice to three times as long as paying cash. I'm willing to excuse people not wanting to walk around with thousands on their person when they're getting electronics or such, but just barely.

As long as it's not a D&D4 game, I'm happy. *Secretly hopes for a Wheel of Time game*

And there my interest went out the window. Bah.

Well, speak for yourself. I do, the internet should be anonymous if you so choose, with all the good and the bad that comes with that freedom. Whatever happened to sticks and stones? Sure, it's not nice to be called all manner of nasty things, but this is'nt any different to the real world. A female feminist politician will get the exact same abuse and threats that Anita Sarkeesian got. And it's just as hopeless to actually enforce any harassment laws IRL as it is on the internet. This'll make you laugh though, but I think that discrimination laws are in of themselves discrimination. Implies that certain individuals are'nt capable of handling themselves. Also; Freedom of speech and all that. That said, I do think that developers should enforce their rules better in their games.

So they're what gets blasted by the SK military across the DMZ? I doubt it, they follow the Geneva Conventions don't they? --- Quit smoking a couple of days ago, and now I'm really starting to hate myself for it, because everything I do at home makes me want to have a smoke. -.-

Hell yes, especially their specials. Love their Three Wise Men trip. :D And to keep slightly more on topic, here's a picture of what wankers do with sand. That cost me almost a month of work to clean out, then we shipped the engine off (Again) to get refurbished.

Also, as far as I can tell, the spoiler is optional. The quote is from wikipedia, but here's the original article from a Swedish car magazine; http://www.bilsport.se/news.php?id=36110 And here's a translation for you; http://davidnaylor.org/blog/2006/06/top-gear-koenigsegg-ccx-didnt-really/ As much as I love Top Gear, sometimes they talk alot of poo.

Hardly, you've got way too much faith in the EU-bureaucracy. Both Steam and Origin can claim that they are providing an service rather than a licence and probably circumvent this ruling that way. If I recall correctly, Steam already calls itself a subscription, but I have'nt bothered to read through it in a good while. Secondly, if this comes into effect, you can most likely also forget OEM licences for Windows and such. Wich would hardly be an improvement. From what I can recall of the ruling, none of these service providers are actually forced to allow selling through their DRM schemes either, they're just not allowed to forbid trading, neither are they disallowed to regulate the prices of the games either, nor does it say they can't take the majority of second hand sales for themselves. I.e. you might have to pay Steam/Origin $30 or such as an administration-fee for moving the game through the system. They'll not forbid trading the games, they'll just make sure that either it's not worth the hassle or that they'll go the streaming way of things. I can't see anything good that will come from this, sadly, that publishers won't be able to get around one way or the other.

There's always a racetrack or the autobahn. I'd like a '65 Chevy Impala myself, I saw one of those drive by when I was little and I was in love with it. Well, it's looks anyway, I would probably modify the technology to suit my tastes and give it better handling and brakes. And just have it look like one basically. :D http://image.chevyhiperformance.com/f/30731199/0912chp_01_z+1965_chevy_impala_ss+aftermarket_head_lights.jpg Otherwise, I'm satisfied with a '69-'70 Volvo 123 Amazon. Ofcourse, modernized by myself.

The first PC I had was, if I recall correctly, an 486 DX/2 66Mhz, 16 megs of RAM. A hand-me-down from my father, he upgraded his computer every year or two, so I got alot of upgrades. I got my very own PC in 2004, an AMD Athlon 64 3000+, 1GB RAM and a Radeon X800 graphics card, Asus A8V Deluxe motherboard and an harddrive I can't remember the size of.

This. Publishers won't conform to this ruling, it's much more likely they will adapt and overcome. Either by as you say, that they implement service/subscription type DRM or payment model or worse, they all just turn to streaming/clouds instead. Or they change the license to a timelimited one. And consider the type of DRM that will be required to ensure that the software is gone from your computer.

386. It's a lot bit slower than when I compare to how long it took me to read some of those books, but that's paper, lying down and being in the "zone". And my native tongue.

OMFGturnbasedwants! Oh, and the level editor details he mentioned sounded cool too.

Why do they even bother calling it "Tomb Raider"??? That was awkward to watch, and I can't imagine watching the game-play itself will be much more entertaining. And what's up with the fricking Captain Obvious commentary? Why the **** does'nt she just shut the **** up?!