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"Just one more turn"

You want the PC to access the LAN but not the internet?

Disciples 2 and Tactics Ogre are two other brilliant games. Age of Wonders is in the same genre but I haven't really played it.

I'd rather have a turned based RPG with a unique ruleset.

^What he said.

Dungeon Siege 3 is my favourite game of 2011, by the way.* Do I get some love too? *I haven't played Arkham City or Deus Ex: HR, yet. Dungeon Siege 3 is totally more awesome than the Witcher 2, though.

That's not a vampire, though. It's a living, mindless marble statue that sparkles in sunlight.

Psychonauts 2. A new game following the design philosophy of Looking Glass Studios.

It's a crappy RTS combined with a horribly terrible ARPG. At least the first one was. Bought Portal 2.

My stats are always updating...

I've finally finished Darksiders. I had some fun but it was still forgetful.

Get out. I like Catherine because she's hawt and she slaps you. When playing I usually go for financial civs. Cottage spam.

There's hope, and then there's also reality... Ah, so they're great, then. They're awesome, actually.

A European superstate is the only thing that keep can Europe from sliding into political and economical irrelevance. Not wanting it is just silly nationalism/patriotism.

crap

I stumbled on three or four words. @Wals: By that measure, the English language does not exist. Or became a dead language after the Normans invaded.

I picked the name by the way.

Fortunately, American industry is only killing third-world adults.

Sounds a bit like Grotesque Tactics. Have you been adventuring with His Semi-Divine Self? I haven't actually. I'll have to check that out.

Everything Parker and Stone have done after South Park has been very successful. Both the South Park movie and Team America were critical and commercial successes. Book of Mormon is also the big thing on Broadway right now. It won a bucket load of Tonys. Also, South Park has included well done satire on occasion, and isn't just about pushing back the boundaries of inappropriate content. I'm not a big fan of the show, but making a South Park RPG isn't some sort of terrible selling out of Obsidian's high brow role playing pedigree. Alpha Protocol was filled with lewd humour, for example. Besides, CRPGs and their fans have always taken themselves way too seriously and are really asking for some proper satire of the genre. Personally, I hope Obsidian and the two guys include cosplayers, conventions, larpers, fanboys and overly intelectual RPGers as targets for their humour.

holy ****

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.