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I'm in the process of picking my guys on Sentinel Island.

Aye. Scotland's shatteringly dull, isn't it? How can you fail to appreciate one of the most beautiful countries in the world? This is about a man who buries his rivals in the garden he's making for his lover.

What's stopping you from getting a new desk?

No, I'm actually hoping to get it as soon as my backlog is sufficiently reduced. I distinctly remember reading somewhere about DX: HR's supposed commercial failure.

Really? I was under the perception it had surprisingly underperformed. Never mind, then. edit: Its price went down really quickly, too.

Square-Enix opens another Monreal studio, creates 250 new jobs. Also they apparently are announcing a new Deus Ex game by Eidos Montreal, but that's not really a surprise nor very clear in the release. didn't Deus Ex: HR sell about as much as Dungeon Siege 3?

I could really use a gigantinormous monitor setup and the system to run it properly with max settings.

Damn. My PMs will probably never reach him. >_

I haven't played it, but all I've seen indicate it's a great game. I'm more surprised about Dragon Age 2 being picked too. I'd put Dungeon Siege 3 on that list, myself, but I realize I'm in the minority on that count. Edit: I also note The Witcher 2 wasn't nominated for best graphics. Laff. From art direction to techninal attributes, it mops the floor with the competition.

I don't think that will happen. I hope so, but I seem to recall the same sort of acclaim regarding Oblivion when it came out.

I like how the game of the year nominees include 3 PC games, yet none of those are nominated for best PC game. Quality judging right there.

So, when will the release hype wear off? How far away are we from people starting to declare Skyrim as bland and uninspired?

I have it. I've only played it for a couple of hours, but it's cool. The gameplay is a bit light, but production values are great, especially the narrator voice.

The artist is Herg

It's not by time zones, it's by regions. Supposedly, anyway.

That's what every professional reviewer appears to do, though.

That happened to me a few times in the caves and only in the caves. I wasn't much bothered by it.

In single player and two player co-op I didn't run into any problems with the camera. From complaints, I understand the problems are with 4 player co-op.

Oblivion is already broken as it is, though.

DS3 only problem was one of perception, I think. Everyone was expecting a Diablo clone when instead it's really a Secret of Mana clone. In any case I'd say its combat design is the best in any PC action RPG I've seen. The only real fault it has is ranged combat, as the aiming is problematic.

Fire your friends. Get new ones.

ASUS P5QL PRO Intel Core Duo 2 E7400 6 GB Kingston DDRII667 RAM PNY GeForce GTX460 OC 1Gb GDDR5 ASUS Xonar D2X Canton Movie 60CX Speakers OCZ SSD Vertex Plus 120Gb Samsung 320GB SATA2 Seagate 1Tb 7200 RPM S-ATA2 32Mb Samsung 19" 923NW Gamepad XFX XGear Dual Reflex Cyborg V.5 Rumble Pad My first SSD means WOOSH!!! And the new gamepad means improved family gaming. Also, it's a 360 gamepad, for those pesky games that don't support other gamepads.

I installed an SSD recently, as my OS drive. Windows 7, with Steam and my sound card's control panel starting automatically, now boots up in 50 seconds. Saves and loads in games are generally much faster, too. Space is really the only issue.

Sorry. I wasn't attacking Americans. That Blazing Saddles bit fits any country.

I'm not excusing anyone, I'm noting what I perceive around me. I certainly had plenty of opportunities and, generally, a bountiful life. Most right bastards I see around me certainly see themselves as good people, despite being racists, generally xenophobes, homophobes, drunks, chauvinists, etc. As for people in America: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_prsgZnPMQg