melkathi

Man O' War: Corsair added custom skirmish battles (buying a fleet with points) and made all races playable. Here are my Undead Skullthrone Escapees VS the Khorne Headhunters that are trying to capture them. The battle's motto: No to the Skullthrone! No to the Bloodgod! We Shall Never Be Furniture Again!

Amalur has its ups and downs. Overall I had fun with it though.

Who loves you? Melkathi does, and that's why he brings you Mordheim screenshots, knowing how much you missed them. and some details I hadn't noticed yet:

They should have added a counter in the intro that checks if you save scum a lot. Then it could have made people a "savescumming metagamer" instead of whatever (I'm a graceful jack apparently)

I'm just excited that we may actually get this thread to a length where it will get locked and have a sequel Back on topic, yeah, EA does those every now and then. But with the steam monopoly I think a lot of people don't notice.

Nearly finished converting my goblin Blood Bowl team. Spend most of my free time this week on it. Though I "wasted" quite some time trying to figure out how to do some of the stuff I want. And of curse trying to get green stuff to stick to the miniature instead of my fingers.

Going to spend all night working on my Blood Bowl goblin team conversions.

Changeling: the Dreaming Hunter: the Reckoning Daemon: the Fallen Smurf: the Smurfing Vampire: the Masquerade that's the ones I have dabbled with.

I think 2nd ed. The one with the fantastic comic in the beginning by Rebecca Guay.

My character was selling liposuction...

I'm worried that Demon would be easier to screw up by pandering to the angsty "evil is cool" crowd. Of course Changeling is also easy to screw up, but in different ways

You're not alone in hoping that As cool as Changeling is, I doubt it'd make a good videogame though. There's so much existential dread and with how much focus there is on relationships I don't see how it could ever reach the heights that the PnP game does. It could possibly work as some sort of MMO, but you'd have to have an DM or an actual AI to monitor the situations and time the True Fae's actions. It would be hard to watch your words in the same way that changelings has to, but then again, the dialogue wheel would actually be an excellent tool for once A Demon The Decent game could be awesomely meta though! :D I'll respectfully disagree with you there. I think especially the MMO format would ruin Changeling, killing the oh so important immersion the setting needs. A deep, well written single player experience. Well researched and with good prose adapted for each specific circumstance, then as needed breaking out into something more lyrical. And Bioware would need to be kept as far away from the IP as possible.

Have fun, Burglar Cat! I can't remember Azdeus, is the back pain a permanent thing or will it at least be over in time?

Meh, I did a google 360 degree business virtual tour photo shoot. The idea was to let people freely roam both ground and first floor through Google See Inside. Got the email today that the tour was done and uploaded. So I went to google maps, zoomed into the property and... was terribly disappointed. Walking from the street through the front door catapults the viewer to the first floor. There clicking on the living room teleports to the ground floor bathroom, and exiting that kicks you back out onto the street. So instead of letting potential guests check out how awesome the place is, it will only confuse them. Wrote the company a stern, unhappy email about it. Now to wait for their reply. Which may not come 'till Monday since it is the weekend. And I doubt my mood will improve over the next couple of days. Added bummer that I was totally smitten with their sales rep. So much for asking her out in the future; now I'll be arguing with her about them fixing that mess they call a tour and not paying them until they do

Autocorrect on the phone?

Guild Wars 2?

I am taking these screenshots from Mordheim, and I am giving them back to you - the people.

Second Runaway game which had you change room and come back several times, to do the exact same thing until the result changed. But as good as the first game in the series was, anything after that was garbage.

Sadly it is not on GOG. It is on Abandonia. It's a Legend adventure, so not exactly point and click, though since at least Spellcasting 101 they had started adding a menu for those who prefer point and click to writing out their actions. http://www.abandonia.com/en/games/192/Eric+the+Unready.html

I owned the 7th Guest back then. But for some reason it wouldn't run on my computer so I lend it to a friend. He played it quite a bit, but never mentioned this puzzle. I am glad I never had to put up with it and spend my time playing Eric the Unready - a truly great adventure game, with some silly puzzles, yes, but mostly ones that made sense if you accepted the game's logic.

I just watched the story trailer and it actually made me want to play the game (yes I am a backer, but a rather indifferent one).

Mal, I backed that as well :/

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Though since this is Fenixp's very first warband, he doesn't have any veteran skills for discounts

And there always are the tutorials that seem to help people quite a lot edit: don't train people early on. Those skills are expensive.