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She is genuinely enthusiastic. I felt badly Josh kept stomping on her questions and comments ... speaking before she finished. But I'm sure he wasn't intentionally rude ... just a delay in the communication, maybe.

Please elaborate. Have you never seen her hit balls.

Not many. I'm saying our Mike McCoy could do it. He has a face that looks like it wins a lot of staring contests.

Blip. Little green dots on a radar screen ... blips. If one of those blips is a blimp, it's still a blip. Decided Inquisition will be a console purchase. Doesn't seem right to load it to the hard drive.

Lots of strong, beautiful women in that show. Legend of the Seeker is a favorite.

Yeah, that was good. Plus more tomorrow.

Loving this. The author, Meghan Sullivan, seems like a right-on girl gamer. I'm shocked my expectations were exceeded.

Why is it so hard to spell a woman's name correctly. Maybe if you showed Isabela some polite respect, she would be less of an object. I believe Stun already pointed this out long ago.

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Love that Jaime's 30-minute meal cooking show, even though I don't cook a damn thing, and for damn sure don't have an herb garden. Theme song strangely mesmerizing, too. Very often, I also say 'excuse me', when what I really mean, is, exactly what #29 says. GTFOOTW!

Oh, well I see the futility. I suppose I won't dig up my mid-to-late-November Dragon Age: Inquisition release date prediction post dated February 23rd.

Perfect. Now I can pick up Shadows of Mordor with no compunction. I bet those guys are breathing a big relief. See, EA can benefit the industry.

His choice of wording implies it could be added later. Not a "core feature" sounds like it was relegated to add-on status. Or just a diplomatic way of saying binned.

Prostitution and substance-use have been officially confirmed, I take it. The forum link function is busted, but the above article is from the Red Bull Games article dated June 11.

Go West. (Not the beach, but west out the gate near the mortician's house). Because you level up very quickly in early game, just doing a couple of quests in a slightly easier area suddenly makes a big difference in your being able to deal with those things. This is not the case in the next area (Silverglen), where you can do things in almost any order. Very helpful, thanks, I somehow missed the west gate. Even though I got lost, I prefer that over strictly linear paths.

What's with the unceasing mendacious invective for TR, pal. Eh, nevermind. Ignore list--you're welcome to it.

That's funny. Luthor knows who Bruce Wayne is, now, too.

I'm keen for an RPG set 500 years ago in the Far East. I don't know much about the period, but a third-person sandbox in that setting could really break the mold. Something unique, rife with characters, classes, and items that are new and exciting, if not slightly familiar: factions, war, monsters, magic, weapons, crafting. Imagine rogues are ninja, fighters as samurai, dark paladin ronin ...

Still can't find Ready Player One at the walk-in bookstore, even though their computer says it's right there, on the shelf, still. So I settled for this, which came out Tuesday. The tip of the new edition iceberg rolling out in hardcover, August for Player's Handbook, Monster Manual in September, and DM's Guide November. Comes with a big-ass game module, twice the size of the included rulebook. Also a character sheet template, plus half-a-dozen pre-made. And of course dice: d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, and d20 colored in pretty cote d'azur blue marble with white numbers. Printing quality, art, and readability are first-rate. Paper is glossy and staple-bound only. This is the first D&D box I've picked up since maybe Kara-Tur Forgotten Realms many days ago. I don't know, there's just something about this all-new Fifth Edition that feels right, and good.

How fun, that looks like a primo rig, for sure. Positively oceanic levels of RAM. Something I've always wondered with blu-ray writers, is whether you can take screenshots from commercial discs--or if the HDCP, or whatever, prevents that. All my favorite movies are on blu-ray, and I enjoy capturing screens for avatars and stuff, but DVDs are just too low-res.

If by levity you mean toxic invective, then, yeah, guess so.

Bonkers overkill if you're playing at a resolution of 1080. You mentioned multiple monitors, and in that case the 290 is good value, I just don't see how anyone can stand two black vertical monitor frame bezels in the center of their gameplay. One display, one life, right.

God damn it that's it, I'm not reading this thread again until the Mario Kart bundle is back in stock somewhere.

Asking for people's opinions--no, that ain't how it began. You said this game is stupid and you'll never buy it, here's why ... Thought you were normally reasonably cogent, but not in this thread.

Hell yes, came in from a 12-hour day outside and found an Amazon Gold Box Deal in my inbox ... the original Cosmos series by Carl Sagan for $39. Today only. 780 minutes of Carl's dreamy voice telling me it's okay to be alive and marvel at the universe. BOOM!