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A couple of those could easily have made it onto my list as well. After all, whenever I smell asphalt, I think of Maureen.

Listing without points. I'll PM the point breakdown when I get 'round to working them out: Dune - 1992 / Developer: Cryo / Publisher: Virgin Dune 2 - 1992 / Developer: Westwood / Publisher: Virgin Sid Meier's Civilization - 1991 / Developer: MPS Labs / Publisher: MicroProse Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri - 1999 / Developer: Firaxis / Publisher: EA Realms - 1991 / Developer: Graftgold Publisher: Virgin Lemmings - 1991 / Developer: DMA Design / Publisher: Psygnosis Freelancer - 2003 / Developer: Digital Anvil / Publisher: Microsoft Eric The Unready - 1993 / Developer: Legend Entertainment / Publisher: Legend Entertainment Age of Wonders - 1999 / Developer: Triumph Studios / Publisher: Gathering of Developers Arcanum of Steamworks and Magick Obscura - 2001 / Developer: Troika Games / Publisher: Sierra Final Fantasy Legend II - 1990 / Developer: Square / Publisher: Square/Sunsoft Startopia - 2001 / Developer: Murky Foot / Publisher: Eidos Interactive Anno 2070 - 2011 / Developer: Related Designs/Bluebyte / Publisher: Ubisoft King Arthur The Roleplaying Wargame - 2011 / Developer: NeocoreGames / Publisher: Paradox Interactive Majesty The Fantasy Kingdom Sim - 2000 / Developer: Cyberlore Studios / Publisher: Hasbro Interactive Planescape: Torment - 1999 / Developer: Black Isle Studios / Publisher: Interplay Entertainment Magic Of Endoria - 1994 / Developer: German Design Group / Publisher: Sunflowers Star Control: The Ur-Quan Masters - 1993 / Developer: Toys for Bob / Publisher: Accolade Alpha Protocol - 2000 / Developer: Obsidian Entertainment / Publisher: Sega Bubble Bobble - 1986 / Developer: Taito / Publisher: Taito Super Mario Land - 1989 / Developer: Nintendo / Publisher: Nintendo Final Fantasy VII - 1997 / Developer: Square / Publisher: Square Dawn of War: Soulstorm - 2008 / Developer: Relic Entertainment / Publisher: Sega Saints Row The Third - 2011 / Developer: Volition / Publisher: Deep Silver Syndicate - 1993 / Developer: Bullfrog / Publisher: Electronic Arts That's 25. Honorary Mention: Mordheim obviously

I shall post a list later as well

Hmm, I started as a Void Psyker myself, and it definitely is one of the harder starts. You need a second character asap. A Cyberninja would make sense as they are DPS, but a Soldier is also a solid choice. Second hire should be a Hacker. If you pick missions, grab one that has you interact with a terminal. That way you can try to find the terminal and then run back out and not clear the whole map. Did you do the full tutorial including finding the secret room? I think that was enough money for a hire.

I wonder, you always hear about the drama queen, yet we never hear about the drama king. Where is he? Has he passed on? Is he having a secret affair with the duchess of comedy? I think he got turned into a llama by a witch who found toads too cliche.

He sure does. Though I had hoped I could get the squid-bunny as a character edit: and the game was not proof read by someone who really speaks English

It's a curse.

Bionic Battle Mutants

But obviously not when compared to SR4

I hated the driving in sleeping dogs.

Yeah. I think that was my reaction as well.

Torchlight, Torchlight 2, Hob. Though I didn't play Hob yet.

Did I miss the discussion about Runic getting shut down?

Finally off on vacations tomorrow, so playing for 9 days. But I started a playthrough of Spellforce 2 this week in anticipation of Spellforce 3 in December.

Still a lot, but better

So I was looking at the Steam Deus Ex Franchise Sale. Mankind Devided Digital Deluxe Edition (the game + season pass) 22,39 Euro Deus Ex Collection Bundle (Deuys Ex, Deus Ex Invisible War, Deus Ex The Fall, Deus Ex Mankind Devided, Mankind Devided Season Pass (I already own Human Revolution)) 19,03 Euro. (And still not buying it, what with my backlog)

Next article reads: Obsidian Forum regular poster Labadal distances himself from NeoGAF. "I wasn't in the loop in anything about this," Labadal wrote on the Obsidian Forum, and ended his post, like so many other former NeoGAF readers, saying "time to find a new news aggregator."

Seems like a sound choice.

I think I have turned into a pure casual gamer. Saw screenshots of D:OS2 with the inventory open, and I thought I was looking at a Match-3 game.

Civ III is currently free in the Humble Store if anyone is feeling nostalgic.

For a moment I thought you were back to SR.

The humour is there. But the game has a darker edge to it. There are times where there is no humour, just the story. With the 3rd and 4th, even when things were dark, the over-the-topness kept things somehow light. SR2 is the game where all the truly dramatic events of Saints Row took place. So the earth blew up in the fourth game - sh!t happens.

I think the game has a really good start to get you into character. And in general the writing is very solid.

Wait wait wait what. xD And you don't even want to know what is out there for CK2

The disturbing thing about Stellaris is that there is a nude patch for it :/