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I guess Bio thinks that's too much to handle for the average gamer

hmm, some very interesting titles there, thanks

oh, so that's why people kept calling me a munchkin

I don't think anyone can top Commandos 2 I remember attempts by other studios to make a 3D version, but it never worked.

haha, no! I think they'll manage to release DA3 before december 2012

that's what worries me the most I bet by the time DA3 is announced, this feature will get removed altogether (controlling your whole party, that is)

they took their inspiration from AP, clearly.

either you've been misinterpreting my words, or you're trying to provoke me I own 4 consoles (NES, MegaDrive, PS1 and PS2), so no need to tell me I'm hatin' the console gamer. I do prefer to emulate most console games ('cept for PS2 titles), because as a gaming platform PC is everything I ever wanted from a machine. (the only reason I never bought an xbox or a PS3 is the lack of games for these in stores. besides, even in bigger cities like Moscow a single xbox360 game costs around 100 dollars. no, ordering on the net is not an option.)

I never expressed my superiority I just find the concept of console-only games ridiculous in this day and age. especially since it's so easy to port any game to PC.

my PC will most probably choke on it... tried running that Black Ops thing the other day, couldn't get through the first stage, on minimal settings. probably will miss out on most games of 2011

:bows:

it's the Obsidian way of bringing down consoles, it's not the lack of polish, it's sabotage

I liked the recent demo they showcased. and the funny thing is I got tired of DS1 and 2 so very fast... they seemed like a beggar's version of Diablo.

I fear the day the reviewers are defining what kind of a game should be made. no company can be that stupid as to pay attention to what these nitwits are saying

not too much Dungeon Siege 3 here. I expected to see it in every single post

you're right. 5 chapters, each chapter holding 4-5 zones, each zone with 1-2 dungeons. that's at least 40.

great stuff, C Boone seems to have given up to Arcade's charms.

by the way, this is exactly how I played WoW... I'd gotten to lv.50 before it got really boring. seriously, the zones are too small, the mobs too few, the quests too repetitive. playing it as a single-player game (I wanted to fill the void between Diablo 2 and Diablo 3) is a miserable attempt at a computer game. definitely not WoW's strengths.

wha? what kind of a dungeon only holds 40 mobs? bleh. and you say it's like Diablo. in D2 dungeons have more levels, 10 times more mobs and loot. and the combat system is better (and the interface)

so Fallout is officially a shooter now and is judged like one

it's going to be very funny if it turns out all reviewers lowered their scores after encountering the same "game-breaking bug".

bah. there's a world of difference between WoW and Diablo. if WoW had been anything like Diablo I would've been playing it all this time. but it's nothing like the awesomeness that Diablo is. the mobs are too thin and far inbetween. WoW is about standing around squares shouting for random pick-up groups to take you to a dungeon where you need this one item (with a 0.3% chance of dropping). WoW is a pathetic grindfest.

this is true. multiplayer had a tendency of turning into an endless hunt for each other's ears. I still remember the view of Tristram with hundreds of ears on the ground forming characters' names...

they were justly rated, Deep Roads were badly designed. it's ok if they come back, but hopefully done somewhat more like the Hordes of Underdark.

they get to choose which side they want to be on. once they do, they can never go back