Bryy

I get the impression a few things are happening: 1) InXile doesn't want to give out key two because they don't see that as anyone's but yours. 2) Obsidian clearly *wants* to give out keys even though Eternity is not going to launch for months. Ultimately, it is up to InXile to decide what to do here. Major updates have been breaking saves more often than not during the beta. I definitely wouldn't count on any beta saves being usable in the release version. thx. That is too bad. Guess I still have to wait til august then. I really hate to replay games over and over again.^^ I actually found it quite useful. This game is a *lot* like Icewind Dale, where your early game stat allocation can really screw up your middle game.

Gotta hold off on playing mah games I bought from Friday. Gotta claim my PlayFire Rewards on Monday.

It was definitely a New Years Eve Bash E3. Everyone had their A-game.

Major updates have been breaking saves more often than not during the beta. I definitely wouldn't count on any beta saves being usable in the release version. Not surprising. Plus, after logging ten hours with the beta, I'm pretty sure how I should maximize my stats over my party.

It's about the money. Right now, they have the cushion of extra funding. Not sure if serious.

Those reviews slaughtered my village.

lol My friend is now badgering me for his key.

I dunno. I think that sometimes that's the price you pay for some cool reactivity. Yeah, it's a shortcut, but it's necessary. While having each individual react to you is possible, it's a lot of hard work. At the end of the day, they need to do what works best for this game. And in the case of a faction system, this type of reputation system works great.

Weak? I broke and bought Divinity.

This is a smart move. More exposure, more customers. By my (horrible) math, that's 38k people that didn't pledge towards the game itself.

Entire Far Cry pack at $7, though.

I wants Original Sin, but money.

And there you go.

All sound fantastic!

Tomorrow is the Steam Sale I mean Reviews I mean Reviews guys!

All of the above, really.

How?

Oh, and KS games.

Print is dying. Digital media is in full bloom.

Already pre-ordered Dwagon Age. Probably going to get How To Simply Walk Into Mordor with my Playfire Rewards money.

Probably not. While the game is not graphics intensive, it's not Baldur's Gate, either.

Four hours and one minute to the TF2 Moonbase Update.

It's not built into the engine, but I don't see how it can't/won't be done later on.

They are? You don't even have to register to read threads on this site. Or most (all?) the PoE updates on Kickstarter's site. Pretty much this.

yeah and like 1k people will care about it without a video. Again there is a reason why ign, gamespot, polygon and co are switching to more and more videos. Do quicklooks, do video previews etc. No one reads these article anymore except the hardcore fan. And even than it is the exception. The event is over. Complaining about it is not going to change whatever content is in the articles. No out maybe prevent further mistakes down the line? I can not change what Obsidian did at E3. I only can try to prevent another incident like that. Also I can not believe that people actually think this game has mainstream appeal? No it has absolutely not. It is for RPG nerds like I am one. It is not for the Mass effect Bioware crowd. That kind of audience does not even want to read anything at all ac coring to Bioware. This is the last I'm going to respond to you, because I'm going in circles now, but I don't think it's up to you to decide what is best for Obsidian.