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God of War: Chains of Olympus. After that I'll be playing Ghost of Sparta, Ascension, I, II, III and eventually, God of War(PS4). Gotta put the PS3 to god good use.

This made me think about this topic some more, Of course it did, I'm a visionary...

Which is what F.E.A.R did?! It's a shooter so their aim is to defeat you. In whatever way it was implemented, it ended up being fun. I think there are other games which do what you described. Haven't played it yet but isn't Rimworld aiming for such a think?

^agree with Hurlshot here. The collector's edition of physical games have become way too expensive and the digital collector's edition of games always give me a good laugh because they're ridicilous.

I want npc's with schedules, goals and needs, accompanied by an intelligent A.I that can create different situations. Nevermind, I think I woke up Todd and Peter. F.E.A.R had one of the best A.I in games, the bots in Unreal Tournoment were nice, too.

A few years back I decided to buy an original Xbox because of some of the exclusives such as Breakdown. I ended up buying 2 because the first one I bought had a Thompson drive which is known for failing. It works though, but I bought a second one just to be safe. The second one has a Samsung disc drive and is modified to have a 250 GB HDD so I can copy my games on the HDD and play them without the disc.

There are quite a few things that I have sold in the past which I wish I hadn't: -a Nintendo GameCube. It was one of the earlier versions which had a digital output. I also sold a few games which make me wanna cry when I think about it: Resi 0, Resi 4, Eternal Darkness and Metroid Prime all along with a disc that allowed me to play region locked games, can't remember what it was called. -Witcher 1 collectors edition -my Razer Tarantula keyboard -Splatterhouse Reboot for the PS3 which is a hidden gem for people who are in into hack n slash games. It was an awful decision considering that it isn't available digitally. -some Xbox games which are now backwards compatible: Saint's Row 2, Fallout 3 GOTY Edition, Crackdown, Oblivion, Conker: Live and Reloaded(the xbox store doesn't allow you to buy 360 games without a credit card which is mind-boggling considering the fact that Xbone games can be bought using only pre-paid cards with no hassle). About 4 years ago I decided never to sell any of my stuff again and now I have a nice collection of games and hardware that will acompany me once the apocalypse is there. Did you sell any gaming stuff that you regret?

Oh yeah, finally managed to beat Club Mars in Yakuza 0. There are 4 more clubs to beat though, gotta train my staff since Club Mars is actually the weakest of the five.

I have Xbox Game Pass which costs me 10 bucks a month and I have EA access as well which costs me onlu 30 bucks a year or at least it did when I bough it like 7 months ago or so. Both are fun because they offer older games as well as new games.

Not an isometric crpg but have you tried Hero U?! I've seen that game get a lot of positive feedback, especially on these boards. There is also 'Nox' which is quite an epic game and fits most of the criteria you have mentioned. You can only find it on GOG tho.

Fallout 2? Nope. No worries tho, Fallout 76 will fix that 'issue'.

Sorry to hear that. Losing loved ones is awful. No, Iran does not have any annual property taxes. Once you buy a property, it's pretty much yours. There is a house built near the park in front of my house. The government made many attempts to drive the owners out and make the park bigger but in the end, they couldn't. People aren't powerless against the government here, but fact is, that because they have participated in a revolution once(and failed miserably at it) they are wary of any kind of change, otherwise you'd be surprised to know that how much the average Iranian hates the government. I couldn't even connect to certain people back in my youth because they would automatically connect me to the government since my father was a diplomat back in the days. Funny how the stronger and more influential people are always immune to this problem in Iran. This world is one big reality tv-show.

You could...blow up a ****ter?!

Well, I was studying computer science in Austria/Vienna to achieve my dream of working in the gaming industry. Things were going according to plan until -in the 2nd year- I found out that mom was diagnosed with cancer. I came back to Tehran(2011) and stayed there until mom passed away in 2013. I helped my older brother pay his debts back in Austria before I came to Tehran. How? By working my ass off at a burger joint for 6 euros an hour, 11am till 11:30pm every weekend, no tip money, all of this whilst studying of course. I also helped my younger brother get the hell out of this country back in 2014. I myself decided to stay home and after mom passed away, I inherited enough money from her to buy myself an apartment with.

@SonicMage You could get married in Fallout 2. Hell, you could even get widowed. Also, Stranglehold was an absolute snooze fest, not to mention that it is totally weird to compare a third-person shooter to an action-adventure game. You only get long cutscenes once you progress through story-missions/chapters. Take your sweet time to explore the city before heading out for the next story mission.

It's the lowest brand of cat food, human. It also makes cats fat. The real deal is usually 'Royal Canine' but I replaced that with a German brand called 'Sanabelle' which is a whole lot better actually. Germans are good at making all sorts of food for cats. Someday, when I achieve world domination(by sitting on my arse all day and doing nothing) I will give the Germans the task of making cat food for the entire planet. I used to have a box of Friskies I used to feed the cats in our alley with, now I have to resort to the same kind of food for my cats! ...OH SASHA!!!! *weeps* In all seriousness, people are struggling with bigger problems but hey, some people choose to marry and have two children, I choose to live all by myself and my two cats, because I really can't afford a family anymore. I am 35 already! Living alone keeps costs low and most importantly, it keeps my head clear. It also helps that I have my own apartment and don't have to pay rent.

*stops playing Yakuza* *Starts playing Fable*

Went out to buy some cat food, only to realize that they have no Sanabelle anymore, just Friskies. Oh well, see kids?! This is what happens when your government starts acting like a troll, on a global scale!

Played some more Fable against all odds. It got a bit better once I got to Bowerstone, it seems as if people have their own schedules but...do they?!

Hmmm, does this count?!

Hmmm, it does ring a bell but I can't quite put my finger on it.

True. You also used to get a lot of rain in the summers(once every week or so during my stay in Frankfurt am Main), but I don't know if that's still the case. The last time I was in Europe was some 8 years ago.

There is heat here alright(not sure if I could call it a heat wave though, the summers are always hot here) but pretty much every house here has an AC, mine as well. So yeah, it's pretty cool inside the house. It wasn't like that back in Austria/Germany though, most houses don't have an AC over there and summers were both hot and crazy humid! You probably left Steam running on your PC before heading out. I have all the entries to my house and balcony barricaded, NOTHING gets inside my house, my cats make sure of that.

You can add this to the list as well.

Yakuza 0. Training my staff so I can beat Club Mars in a duel. I've lost once so far, so I guess I have to run the club until my staff are better experienced. Though I still don't understand why certain customization/training are only available for Yuki Chan and not the other staff.