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I saw Thor this weekend. Good fun even if the plot was so very silly. I mostly just watched it because I'm looking forward to The Avengers.

Hooray!

And I'm getting this as well, with the Steam version.

No, it isn't.

All we know about the physics of grammar will be overturned.

All you have to do to win on casual is press the attack button. It's quite mindless.

I finally finished Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light yesterday, through co-op. A lot of fun.

I have never tried Eton Mess. However, meringue, double cream, fruit, mozzarella and chocolate over a very thin pizza base sounds like something a four year old would do if you gave him run of the kitchen. Mixing that much fat and sugar strikes me as nauseating. I've never tried anything like that for the same reason I would never eat chocolate mixed with peanut butter, hamburger and marsipan, despite these all being things that I enjoy eating.

It's this sort thing that makes me wary of any cooking by an anglophone.

Here in Portugal the difficulty of exams and the school curriculum have been drastically reduced and simplified in the past 3 decades, in order to improve final grades. Nevertheless, grades keep falling anyway, with students showing time and again, that there are no depths to their ignorance and stupidity.

To protect against backstabbers, obviously.

That's just silly. They are consciously breaking the game's gameplay in order to provide better graphics? What?

I'm guessing publishers get paid more by mainland European retailers than by UK retailers, considering European retailers charge much more for games.

So allowing a client to buy a product but forbidding the same client from using it is legal?

That region lock is how to make sure I don't buy a game. Also, this strikes me as illegal within the EU. The EU is supposed to be an open market.

I finished DS3 with Anjali. I think I'm going to play through with Katarina now. Despite my huge backlog.

If you love museums and beauty try Florence. London is also an excellent choice for Museum lovers. Try Budapest, Stockholm, and Rome as well.

Explain to me how Fall from Heavens and Vanguard's Strike play the same. Or how using Shield Pummel is the same as using Aura of Immolation. Not to mention that each character allows for different play styles. With Anjali I started by playing almost exclusively with ranged, single enemy attacks, staying away from the melee, while right now, I'm mostly using the melee stance and area attacks.

That's glossing over the differences. Playing with Anjali makes for a markedly different gameplay experience from playing with Lucas. The different abilities really force you to act differently. It isn't just bash attack and periodically heal until they're dead.

They're just saying that Ubisoft DRM reduced piracy. They are not saying it increased sales.

This just in: Bloodlines, Witcher, Witcher 2, Torchlight, Risen, Gothic 2, Morrowind, Divine Divinity, and Divinity 2 are all SUB-standard games. SUB-standard!

You are not alone. I also was surprised when I found no NG+ options after beating the game. IMO it's an industry standard for RPGs now, has been since ChronoTrigger IMO. It's probably the second most requested addition to the game. The first being new camera angles and zooms. New Game+ is not a standard feature in the genre. At all.

Googling the Mionix doesn't tell me much - it seems to have all the standard features, for a standard price. Maybe if its exceptionally high quality... They all revolve around the same stuff. Logitech is just a bit more cheaper and sometimes long lasting, while the other end of the spectrum like Razer basically offers the same thing but you pay extra for vanity design. I'll certainly not buy another Razer product. Regarding the Mionix, it's just really, really confortable. For me anyway. edit: My mousepad is a SteelSeries QcK. It's great.

I have a Logitech G500 right now. It's ok, but nothing special. What I really wanted was a Mionix NAOS 3200 but, currently, it's seemingly impossible to get in Portugal. As for keyboards I'm using a standard keyboard that came with my desktop in 1999. On my wishlist is the silent version of Daskeyboard, but a Portuguese version doesn't exist.

It doesn't seem to be available, anymore. Try asking your question, here.