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I just saw the GT video, and it kind of fills me with dread regarding QD's screw ups with Fahrenheit. They seem to drink to heavily from the crap psychological thriller school of writing, and I can still see them going all idiotic and mystical as the story develops. I hope they focus more on the characters, rather than the action or the Hollywood plot.

Apparently.

You just get 2 experience points for beating a guy two levels above yours?

It seems to me that, if graphical realism is one of the main goals of the game, then they should release this on PC, and make PC the main platform.

Why eat Pringles when there are cheaper, better crisps available on the market which are actually made of potato?

Wolff is pretty impressively attractive. And also, she has a good name for an Alpha Protocol character. "Fryda Wolff, German Super Spy."

I remember this show from when I was a kid. A scene of some woman shedding skin and showing reptile scales underneath.

Don't all the DLCs for F3 suck, anyway?

Yes, I assume there's a linear progression in effectiveness within each weapon class, so unified ammo within each class is The Right Thing To Do™.

I think Zoma means that, say, the SMG category doesn't have different ammo types for each SMG model.

Didn't Bioware say that that wasn't a dryad, but rather an actual vegetable?

Dead bear.

I went to Skeeter's and stalked your posts there, but couldn't find anything on your PC.

It's the same game with more features, better graphics and better performance. What's there to decide?

The stupid spear.

DMC4 is awesomer on PC.

Level 12 and I got yet another weapon... This was pretty awesome.

That's what you get when you have to artificially reduce de amount of dialogue due to VO costs.

You could give me some of your incredible skills with the ladies, instead. I still silently hate your awesomeness.

Don't get me wrong, ME2 will definitely be a competent game and there are a lot of worse games one could play. I certainly don't regret playing through the main quest line in the first one. I'd just wager it won't be anything new or particularly improved over Bioware's recent games.

It's only a marketing ploy if the choices you made in ME1 don't actually change anything in ME2, and until we play ME2 we can't know what consequences our choices have. If they have a significant impact on the path the game takes then it'll actually be quite a step up from what we usually see in games. Though given your views on Bio it's hardly surprising you'd take a glass-half-empty view. Unless they are planning on doubling or tripling the game's size just by adding optional content most players will never see, the consequences of first game choices will be few and shallow. It's just not worth the investment. Also, considering Bio's record of limiting their games' content in favour of production values, I don't see how this will be any different.

If they really wanted to integrate proper C&C into their games they would do it within the same game, not from one game to another. As it is, it's just a marketing ploy to get people to buy the sequel.

It's Doug, you bunch of ninnies.

He touched Sun and Locke as well... And man, is Richard(os) gonna be pissed or what? He's been led by the nose for a looong time. It's really funny that even Jack said that Locke was special, in the end he was little more than a puppet, a sad little puppet. Locke was dead when Jacob touched him, maybe that changed something? And we still haven't got a clue as to why Sun didn't go back in time.

Yes. It draws out fights that already are pretty repetitive without it.