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No. It was incredibly hot that day. The one on the bottom went up to drink some water 1 minute after that. The one on the top kept lying in different "sexy" positions.

Since we'll mostly be reading dialog, I don't have a problem with this, as long as it does not involve location names. Otherwise, it has to be clear to the player that even if the pronunciation is different, people are talking about the same place. I was also thinking that there could be an in-game codex(lexicon?) that has a section for how words are pronounced. I doubt a large percent of players will use this, but I personally like to say the word I'm reading in the intended way. There are lots of games that have had this problem, both from your earlier games like the NWN2 games, and other rpgs out there. It isn't the end of the world if I pronounce the word the right way or not, but I hate it when someone tells me that I'm not speaking the right way. I personally feel more attached to the whole world and setting when I know what is coming out of my mouth isn't gibberish. On the other hand, most of us are probably used to this already.

Monkey posing. Every time I tried to take a picture, the animals would turn around and show me their behind or some other crazy thing.

My best memory about Obsidian Entertainment is that the studio was a real thing in the first place. I was so excited that none of their game announcements have gotten me even close when it comes to excitement levels. Not even Project Eternity. I was so gutted when Black Isle were shut down. I wouldn't call it a depression, that would be a crazy exaggeration, but I actually did feel like **** when I read the news. Having members of the team come back together and form a new studio was awesome. I remember not liking Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II the first time I played it. I actually never played further than the first level. I didn't touch the game for one year. Came back to it and loved it. Neverwinter Nights 2 OC. I couldn't play the game at launch. It was such a disappointment that the game had so many technical issues. I waited two years before actually completing the OC. I don't have any problems with the camera now. I'm used to it. Mask of the Betrayer blew me away. I wasn't expecting it after the OC. I enjoyed Storm of Zehir too, but it wasn't because of the story. 2010 is one of the best gaming years for me all thanks to Alpha Protocol and Fallout: New Vegas. My two favorite RPGs of the generation. It was magical. I can't belive we got both these games in the same year, it was heaven. When Obsidian teased a new project and then it turned out to be a spiritual successor to the Infinity Engine games, I had my money ready. It was crazy. I remember watching the kickstarter page constantly the first day, hoping that it would meet the goal the first week (lol). DSIII. I wasn't euphoric about this one. Biggest point for me was that they were working on their own engine. A shame it wasn't viable for them to continue with that in the long run. I thought the announcement of South Park was a joke first. I'm not as excited for this project as I've been for most of their games (got it pre-ordered). Excitement levels are the same as they were for Dungeon Siege III. I'll buy it, and probably enjoy it, only it is not what I would prefer to see Obsidian work on. I hope to see you guys keep making my favorite games for another 10 years.

Back from Germany and my cousin's wedding. Had a very good time with great weather. This whole vacation was a very fancy affair. On our arrival, we were taken directly to a restaurant located on high ground with an amazing view with villages in the surrounding valleys. Had some great food, first plate with salad that had most of the vegetables I know exists. After that came the main course, beef of fillet with potatoes and some sauce I've never tasted before. A couple of beers with that in the scorching heat made the seven hour trip worth it. On day two, I woke up at around 7.30 am (I did this everyday), had some breakfast and went back to sleep. Visited Königstrasse but didn't buy anything of note. After that, we checked out some interesting places around town which was a lot of fun. I especially liked the visit to The Stiftskirche of Stuttgart, it was beautiful. Had some Döner Kebab (I usually don't like it) at a Turkish Kebab House , but I must give the place credit, the meat was great. Then we had some ice cream that I wish we had here in Sweden. Day three was wedding time. It must be the fanciest wedding I've been to in a while. Had some amazing food there and the whole party was great in general. Started off with some Serrano ham with melon. I was skeptic at first: That quickly changed when I had an explosion of awesome tastes in my mouth. Drank some white whine with that. After that was a buffet whit lots of different things, after THAT, there was another buffet with sweet stuff. Tasted a bit of (almost) everything. Then we had the wedding cake. AFTER THAT, there was more food but I refused to eat more. It was a good thing we were dancing and doing other stuff in between every dish or I would have died. Met some really nice people over there. At first, I wasn't really talking to many of the other guests. I mostly talked with some of the few people I knew. I was getting a bit bored, so after drinking a some more whine, I just went to a group that looked my age and listened to them talking. Couldn't understand everything they said, but I did get some of it. After a couple of minutes they started to talk to me and we introduced ourselves. Luckily, two of them spoke English, the others not so much. One was working at a school, so we talked more than 40 minutes, comparing schools in Germany and Sweden. At around 10 pm, everyone was mingling. Alcohol has its uses. Stayed until 2 am, then I felt that I needed to go to the hotel or fall asleep then and there. Day four was spent mostly at Wilhelma Zoo. That was a lot of fun, too. A monkey was doing sexy poses for me. Some would say it was creepy, I on the other hand, took a nice picture to remember the monkey. The weather was incredibly hot, so we had a couple of people complaining. I personally loved the weather. At one point it was 42 degrees Celsius, my Divine Body was sweating like crazy. After that, it was food, hotel chilling and then take the plane home to Sweden. I haven't been on a trip outside of Sweden for years. This trip was great, will probably look at an opportunity to go on another trip sometime in the not too distant future.

But what will we talk about until then There are lots of things to complain about.

Who cares what we think? We'll all buy and then complain about them.

Watched the Sony presser now. Managed to go unspoiled. The Order: 1886 Knack (Maybe) inFAMOUS: Second Son Destiny (maybe) Final Fantasy XV Kingdom Hearts III Add to that the PSN games that were shown. No used games and no online check in. €399. I might have to reconsider not buying one in 2014.

I want gameplay, I want battle footage, I want menus. I want things.

Aww, what the fuuuu? That was it?

FINALLY

Rayman Legends, day one purchase. Origins was amazing in co-op.

Thought she was going to say South Park.

I like how much bull**** is coming out of her mouth.

Everything's a reboot nowadays. I'll be up and watch Sony's presser. I'm an idiot for doing it but why the hell not. Only three hours left. Want to see Demon's Souls 2, The Last Guardian, LittleBigUniverse, Final Fantasy Versus XIII. I'm not unrealistic.

Hope they show off more than just a trailer. Watched a video of Nekro, it looked kind of fun even though I'm usually not a big fan of that type of game.

I like Arya and Tyrion. I can live with book 5 being a bit slow as long as it has characters I like.

ME2.

Madden 25? When the hell did I travel through time?

I have no clue. I think that's what they want to do.

As long as the gameplay is more like Origins than 2, I'm giving it a chance at $15-20.

The Dragon Age III trailer didn't make me any wiser. Lol at that NBA introduction.

It is. Nope. It's also X360 and PC. Oh, I thought it was Xbox 360/1 only. Might do good with proper marketing.

It is.

Obsidian Star Wars game, please?