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Not when it looks as cool as it does in that game. I still haven't bought it, but I did enjoy the demo.

Managed to find some time to actually finish up my Planescape: Torment playthrough. I still find the battles to be not so good, but I still love evberything else. I'll probably start Bastion or Binary Domain on PC.

This was a funny comment since I live in northern Europe and have a Middle Eastern origin. Hurlshot: I usually stick to 1.5%

How the hell do I like a post on the mobile site? *drinks a glass of milk* Milk every morning and evening, seven days a week. Got to go to bed now, or I'll be like a zombie tomorrow.

Yeah wheat is especially toxic in the amount we usually eat it - wheat was one of the first things I tried to cut off and after a few weeks I suddenly felt a lot less 'swollen' and I lost almost 10lb too. Of course I've been eating seriously unhealthy for years, so I'm bound to feel the effects a lot more pronounced "The decent method you follow is better than the perfect method you quit." If you want to cut down on it instead of letting go, that's an option too.. but once you start changing your diet you realize that it's more habit and dependency rather than preference (in most cases). I was even more overweight than I am now, and I mostly eat the same stuff. I just work out more. I'm a little bit more careful with what I eat and drink now, but milk would never be something I can cut down on. I can't say I've stopped eating other stuff either, but I don't eat them as often. I don't drink as much Coca Cola or similar unhealthy beverages, plus I drink less beer, and I've almost completely stopped eating chips. I eat more vegetables. I've started eating some fish (I hated fish until a few years ago) and chicken (hated it until a few years ago). I've lost around 11kg in the last 1,5 years. A diet is something I don't have the willpower for. I like to eat what I want, but I have learnt that if I want to stay in better shape than I used to, being lazy and not working out won't help at all.

I'm waiting for a sale on the Zodiac Tournament DLC, hopefully it happens during the Spring Sale. I'm basically looking for any excuse to jump back into Sleeping Dogs. I'm waiting for the story DLC I think is coming.

I'd kill myself without milk. true story. Milk...

I'm planning on playing more than once, so for my first playthrough, I'm going to try to make decisions based on how I might have reacted in that situation. Then, douche run, then goodie-two-shoes run, and after that I'll just do what I think is fun.

Project Eternity, yo!

I hope Viacom actually steps up and backs the project to the end. (I think they will.)

I haven't watched any of the director's commentary stuff. Should do that sometime. The Wire is goddamn amazing. Was pretty sad when I finished it because... well, no more The Wire! At the same time, really happy that they got to finish it up properly. Yep, I felt the same way. Next show will be The Boardwalk Empire (season 2). Then it's time for the third season of Game of Thrones.

I know, not a movie but damn, I just finished watching the last episode of The Wire. One of my favorite TV shows I have seen. The last epsidoes were incredibly exciting, and I kept thinking to myself how incredibly crazy things were. The craziest thing about it is that I'm not surprised if a LOT of what we got to see actually happens in real life. Scratch that, I do think some of that actually happens.

I feel it has reached crazy levels these days, but that might be just me.

How far are you? Act 3-5, I think was the last thing I did. So far, the only part that annoyed me was the mission that has you shoot the spotlights so you don't get caught on the monorail. I hadn't used the sniper rifle at all, since I usually suck with that weapon in every game. Luckily, I made it past that after a couple of deaths. Got it upgraded since I died twice, so I finally had enough ammo to actually do what I was supposed to do with as little damage as possible. Didn't get the trophy for going through that part unnoticed.

The creators of WALL-E were on to something.

I hope you're playing on Hard, since it's not really that difficult but still immensely enjoyable. :wub: If not you should someday. But if you want to feel like a real bad-ass you have to play ( and progress as far as you can ) on God Hard once it's unlocked. edit: And UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES are to watch any japanese gameplay videos on youtube. You'll just feel incompetent. I'm playing it on Normal for now, but I can see myself going back for another playthrough on harder difficulty in the future.

Played Vanquish. ****'s crazy!

I'm back in Sigil, left Ignus behind and brought Vhailor with me instead. Going to finish up anything I might have missed, go to Undersigil, recruit Nordom (late, I know), upgrade equipment and then go to the fortress.

Nearing the end of my Planescape playthrough. What I have learned is that I probably missed lots of things when I first played it, because there are some side quests I don't remember.

I personally like this idea if implemented in a good way. You might not "miss", but it still won't count as a pure hit. I can live with that depending on how this is balanced in the actual game. With enough DT, a strike that doesn't hit the target could still cause 0 damage to your fighter. Dodging would still be important. The more you can dodge the better the chance of survival just like in AD&D. Just using random numbers in an example: If you have 50 hp and a dodge chance of 10%, and the attacker does 5 damage with DT counted in, and 1.2 damage when he "misses". That would mean that it is possible that he'll miss some attacks, but he'll probably hit you a lot. There is a big difference in 5 damage and 1.2 damage. Now let's say your dodge chance is 20 percent. Suddenly, your character is more likely to survive for a longer period. You develpoing your characters dodge chance has increased his chances of winning the fight. Does this make the game more accessible? Sure. Does it make it more dumbed down? I'm not so sure. I guess if enough people complain about this during the beta, something might happen, but I believe they should go with this if they think it will be well balanced.

Why do I have a feeling you'll find it offensive? Why would you think that? The English version has Michael Rosenbaum voicing once of the characters? Hahah, I'd love to hear that. Sadly, it's console only. Thankfully there's YouTube. (just watched an Eng. voices trailer where Michael makes some hilarious comments...) I don't know, lol. I lol'd to myself when I first saw the game myself. Suda 51 is a crazy mf'er.

Why do I have a feeling you'll find it offensive?

When I visited the Steam page for the game, it said that it is higly recommended that one plays the game with a controller. i've never seen that before.

My 11 days off from work have come to an end. It was well needed but I'm eager to go back.

The funny thing is that I liked the parts where I got to play.