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The best steel for at least a half-mile around. Well I hope partnering with Russians is a mutually beneficial experience.

^^ Quiet resentment: seriously, medi-gel does nothing for follicle genophage. This one knows it to be certain. I have no doubt there will be zero pathing problems in P:E. The game is being developed by people who encounter real-life, unavoidable pathing problems around the I5 and 405 corridors.

Personally, I really like dark settings when they're executed well. A well-executed dark fantasy setting can create a great mixture of horror and dread. A poorly-executed dark setting just tries to go as over the top as possible purely for the sake of one-upping other works. I'm not asking for Columbia or Golarion here. I can't tell if you're endorsing Columbia, or not. I haven't yet finished Infinite because the setting seemed to beat my brow with its themes and names and images that come from real life. That player who got a refund because he objected to an unavoidable, unannounced in-game religious incident is an example, albeit extreme. Perhaps the "ending" will change my attitude, but I guess racism and bigotry, etc., are better dealt with when part of a less recognizable setting. I mean, I was totally emotionally involved in the plight of nearly every individual and race on the Citadel that my paragon FemShep character encountered ... but it was fun because I had a choice, in a world far removed from this one. So if P:E does something similar, I think it could be a productive force for tension in the game world. Something that makes me want to resolve it, not avoid it like in Columbia.

My Wounds-addled masochist monk character officially cannot wait to have his back clawed by a wicked and malicious female figure. Perhaps he will start a walking dead harem.

Sounds good, I'll have that. I hope the other classes have similarly unique paths to becoming a nightmarish terror on the battlefield. Dual-wielding lightly-armored for the win.

Thirty years on the bestseller list and I've never been able to play a pixelated Dragonlance character. Shirak!!! At least, not like I could in the Forgotten Realms.

Aww damn, and all this time I've been putting Swiss cheese on Swedish meatballs. I am from San Diego, CA, U.S., although I worked today in Irvine, CA near the Spectrum ... not too far away from Obsidian, I think. It's awesome to know I live only a few tens of miles from where my favorite upcoming game is being made. Woot!

Translucent ghost skin!? Oh man, I can't wait to unfurl my dynamic cape and cleaves some ghosties!

Not to get too excited, but it's April and the KS campaign estimated delivery of PE in April '14 ... woohoo!! Less than a year to go!! Just kidding. You guys take all the time you need. Thanks for making something I want to have.

Seriously amazing ... well done, all. Now, do we get pulsating jade green circles underneath our characters?

Oh wow, how interesting, thank you. That really lends an air of pre-production insider value to the documentary video.

Wait.. What?? What did I miss!? Guide me, oh enlightened backer!! some (i'd like to think only a minority) people behaving incredibly immature on the final video-stream during the kickstarter against a female obsidian employee wearing a green shirt at that time I don't remember an incredible amount of immaturity--maybe in the alternate stream comments. I just remember it was fun watching the final countdown stream and the instant celebrity of an attractive female dev. As I recall, Adam even mentioned it to the room.

What is a "scrum" in the context of game devs? Whiskey-based D&D scrums? Kickstarter finale party scrums? More green-shirt girl!!

Seriously excited for this game. Best update ever. New PC build and monitor ready and waiting. Plumes! Yes! Can we get that new TressFX rendering deal for the feathers. It makes Lara Croft's ponytail look pretty amazing--imagine the wispy possibilities for plumed caps. lol

I love it, it's like being part of something really great from the very beginning. Thanks for making PE a reality in progress.