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Apparently no one is as he has also bowed to China & Suadia Arabia. Hell, I wouldn't be surprised if he bowed to Chavez. Apparently you haven't been paying attention to his behavior as he has been snubbing allies since he has taken office while throwing parties for China etc. Hurlshot is right, this is hardly a major issue but it is a symptom of the problem we have in office right now and where his loyalties lie. Regarding Saudi Arabia, it makes perfect sense. The Saudi royal family has been the US government's bestest friend ever since WWII.

With the rig he has, there's no point in going with Windows 7 yet. Win 7 is a good OS, but it isn't an amazing, essential leap from XP. Only move to it if you think you can get good mileage out of the x64 architecture.

Have you seen the UI? You can't have more than two of those things on the same screen! One in each corner? Eh... That would get awful cluttered I think. You would have to shrink everything in the UI, like the first two games did. Mostly, you'd have to shrink the portraits.

Have you seen the UI? You can't have more than two of those things on the same screen! One in each corner?

Why aren't 4 players on the same PC supported?

Or maybe he isn't dumb and realises that he's better off with chainmail while prancing around the battlefield on foot.

Many Somalis turned to piracy because overfishing by foreign boats in Somali waters destroyed their already difficult livelihood.

Considering that the game allows gamepad and K+M controls on the PC, and that key mappings should be customizable, I'll be very surprised if WASD isn't an option.

Sorry, but no.

What Tigs says.

What?

He should have an acoustic guitar as a weapon.

OMG, a Dungeon Siege where you can't have your own character? Jussi It's still your own character in the sense that you develop his skills and abilities, and choose what he says.

The entire LGS collection would be a nice addition. Also cool would be Bullfrog's games and quite a few Westwood classics. EA has been sitting on the biggest pile of PC gaming classics for years, the bastards. Syndicate, Terra Nova, Ultima Underworld, and Blade Runner would be a nice start.

Sorry.

There's an awesome dragon in The Witcher 2.

In other news, lobster is better than grapes.

For me, The Witcher had two main problems. One was all the pointless back and forth. It's just tedious. The other problem was the shallow combat. With the stances and the different signs CDProjekt could have designed a really interesting combat system, but instead they went for the simplest, most boring system ever which was made worse by the almost complete lack of challenge. This is somewhat mitigated in the first few hours of the game, if you play on hard, but it still ends up becoming a rote process of mopping up enemies around you. What it did very well was the art design, the plot and a lot of the writing, and that was enough for me to ignore the flaws. Thankfully the game's problems were more of the boring than of the broken variety, allowing me to have an easier time ignoring them. In any case, if they manage to improve the combat sufficiently, the sequel could become one of the best games ever. I'm eagerly hoping for that.

You need to see The Killing.

Aw, c'mon!

Call me when they release a new Spectrum 48K.

Perhaps Obsidian is just carrying on the streamlining and simplification tradition of previous Dungeon Siege games. Or perhaps no compulsive slashing was involved in the development of DS3. Imagine that.

Hilarity ITT.

The ending songs for The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya and for Furi Kuri.