Leferd

I don't think that word means what you think it means. You are ranting about perceived offenses that go against your set of expectations regarding an update announcement for an announcement that was scheduled to go out today. Anyways, let's not get into a tiff on semantics.

Yes. You are throwing a tantrum to be precise. Save it for when they actually do us wrong.

Well, maybe. But I do distinctly recall during the Kickstarter a lot of touting from OE that the crowd funding model would free them up to communicate freely with the backers, who are effectively the publishers of the game. Call me crazy, but I don't think this a quick, single sentence forum post is too much to ask for. Look, you haven't been following development as closely as some of the rest of us the past 2 years. They've been keeping their promises and explaining the process as we go along. Just relax, the sky isn't falling.

My god. Sense of entitlement. They said today. It's still morning where they are at. Let them work.

Maybe because they don't want to crash the servers with a heads up announcement for the announcement we're waiting for?

Carlos the Dwarf.

Hmmm. Camp out thread?

Be honest Bruce. It came right down to the romances didn't it?

I don't view video games as being so important that I need to make a principled stand when it comes to where my entertainment and leisure dollars can go to.

"Your player house is located within the boundaries of the stronghold, but it is its own building with its own upgrades/benefits." "I think physically splitting the house and the stronghold increases the likelihood that the player will choose to not visit one or the other (most likely, the house) over the course of the game." -Sawyer. http://forums.obsidian.net/topic/64350-update-63-stronghold/?p=1368432 Oh no! There went my plan of skipping the stronghold altogether. Unless I can skip that house too. I refuse to take part in any bloated financial scheme of money sinks and smoke screens. I don't want to create any Enron in Eora, if you know what I mean. Well it is the Age of exploration in the gameworld setting. Maybe I'll be able to start my very own Dyrwood East Aedyr Company.

My trophies will be kept in my dungeon. A menagerie of defeated foes. So I can go like this whenever I darn well please:

Did you just create a new acronym? I broke out my deep pondering skilz for atleast 25 seconds trying to decipher DGL before I got it.

That's just vile. Delete your post before Feargus decides it's a good idea. Someone would sue, and then Obsidian wouldn't be able to develop a sequel. You wouldn't want that to happen would you? It's not too late to edit your post. Hurry.

I'm curious as to the OP's choice and why? I'm not interested in either. But if given a choice between the two, I'd pick DA because I have more familiarity with the setting and Bio's design philosophy. As far as sword and sorcery RPGs go, I'm firmly behind Eternity.

Eh. Doesn't matter to me. I actually worked QA years ago right out of college. Writing bug reports doesn't bother me. The pay was so terrible that I figure I may as well do pro bono work anyway. Pro Tip: it won't really do much good in drafting a bug report unless you can do it again in-game and then give clear, succinct steps as to how to reproduce it. Use direct and precise language. No extraneous prose. Each company has different formatting, but general rule is thus: Summary: Summarize the bug in a few words (one sentence) 1) Describe in ordered steps how to reproduce the bug 2) The following will occur: (describe in specific detail, what you experience) 3) Explain what should have happened instead of the bug that occurred.

They were terrible in 1989. ...I still chewed on them though.

So...I finally finished the KoTOR comic series. Pretty good. Centers around a good natured and earnest, but failing Padawan and his misadventures after he was framed for being a murderous sleeper Sith agent. In the SPECIAL System, the protagonist would have scored a 10 on luck with the Jinxed trait on character creation. Any recommendations on Knight Errant (novel or comics)?

Coffee? Tea? Mountain Dew?

So you're going to try out the beta afterall?

Confirmed. Do not want.

In all seriousness, I'd rather not have stale bubble gum like those I found when opening up a pack of Topps baseball cards.

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I'm considering going against type from what I usually play, and try out the monk. We'll start the demo with starting equipment, and of all the character types, the monk is least reliant on gear.