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Ouya launches for $99; already sold out on Amazon, GameStop.

Any grown man that rolls up his pants legs should receive an open hand chop to the windpipe. Imo.

Awful story. I didn't know England had a true "life" sentence, or is that because hes in a mental hospital? One of those loopholes where you can keep the criminally insane locked up indefinitely?

I don't see how people can honestly be worried about "over-leveling". Now I will admit to not finishing IWD2 or PST, but I never once encountered respawning enemies in any other IE game. That means that there is a finite amount of mooks and a finite amount of experience to be gained, game wide. The developers of course know what these numbers are and easily adjust the game accordingly.

The question is "What is your average yearly income?", not "How much do you spend on games?" One has nothing to do with the other. "Yearly income" is usually used to establish the economic demographic of those taking the survey, not to establish how many games they will buy.

The income levels will vary wildly depending on location and so will purchasing power in gaming. So what? Instead of pointless whining, why don't people use Google to convert Rand or Rubles into Dollars and answer the question? Reminds me of when Sawyer started an update video with "Good morning America!" and a dozen people whined that their home country wasn't said aloud.

smh. What does a persons location have to do with any of those questions?

Can anyone recommend a good strategy war game? Im looking for something set in the current real world or in the future. Wargame: Airland Battle looks like a possibility, has anyone here tried it? Im not necessarily interested in watching the battles play out in video and I would prefer something newer than SMAC (the still shots on Steam look terribad). Basically Im looking for a Total War game but with current / future units.

Happy Birthday Ros!!!!

U.K. Spy Agency Secretly Taps Over 200 Fiber-Optic Cables, Shares Data With the NSA.

Since its pointless to kill stuff I think I would prefer a tighter path that just gets me to my objective. Multiple paths / open spaces are fun when you have the possibility to discover an out-of-the-way encounter or there's something to gain in discovery. In PE it would be wandering for the sake of wandering and slowly getting ground down by encounters that gain nothing.

Imagine the crapstorm when they try to finance the 2016 Summer Olympics. Rio is a ridiculously decadent and awesome place to party though.

Kooky.

What this game needs is a Rope Trick spell as a means of portable rest location.

How could Hal be watching if you don't ever need to connect the console to the internet after the initial setup?

That's a cool looking entrance. Did you spelunk?

Sony gives brief look at the PlayStation 4 experience.

Laf. What a jerky way to reply to people.

They really had no choice but to do that.

Yeah, that's a bitchin' fro.

A Baneblade would totally own an AT-AT.

Uninstall and reinstall the Steam client?

Maybe Superman's biology multiplies his power absorption of the sun to 15.5 supernovas?

I always chose core rules too. Im not sure how the PE difficulty levels are intended to work. I still want the challenge of killing stuff that hasn't been nerfed, I just don't want to be hassled by disincentive mechanics.

Yeah, and what about saving before upping yout character's level? Just in case you got a crappy hit point dice roll XD Yep, did that too. As you can see, Im a filthy unrepentant save scumer.