Purkake

More like old business... amirite?

So they remade Enclave?

It was a double entendre, my good sir.

This isn't the only site on the interwebs, you know.

Gish 2 Still

That's how I got it, personally I think it's why so many critics went after AP. Space Siege is the digital equivalent of someone putting flaming poo through your letterbox. That's a ridiculous statement, if I ever saw one. Most of the reviewers played it on a console, the ones who didn't got a review copy in the mail and even if they didn't why the hell would they have wasted their time on a 2 year old game?

Old.

A student of Ayn Rand? Why I'd never!

You could have gotten it for free with the Alpha Protocol pre-order on Steam. There are better ways to spend your time.

I agree with Morgoth.

And it it's not too much trouble a golden pony, for me. Thanks

Apparently a "true rpg" is whatever you want it to be. Maybe you should figure out what it means before you all throw it around like a holy relic.

That's pretty good

It's not like there's a lack of multiplatform games. What's with all the ellipses, though?

Only if the screw up the after-release stuff, it'll sell like hotcakes.

Here's a Kinect tech demo for all you comedy fans out there.

Always relevant.

I'll hold you to that. See if I won't

I give up then.

Ok, it took some doing but I finally choked down The Blade Itself. Overall it was not bad, but it really was not great either. I guess I'm not a big fan of the fantasy genre in general but there are some I really like, this one I could take or leave. My biggest criticisim is the language he used. I find modern day venacular, slang, and profanity a little out of place in sword & sorcery fantasy. Don't get me wrong he has to tell his story but... some phrases just do not fit. I did like the charachters though, particularly Glotka. I'll get to the next one, but just not now. There are three other books in line in front of it. The ending to The Blade Itself was really nice. The trilogy is really closer to one long book instead of three shorter ones, most of the plot twists and whatnot is still yet to come.

Ok now explain it as you would explain it to your mother/father.

Well, here you can see the line of causality pretty clearly. No need to go on bitter tangents.

Someone screwed up and someone is paying for it. That's how it usually works.

I'm just saying that it's not some great tragedy. If you do a poor job, there will be consequences.