Humodour

I was amazed by your comment. In the UK those comment sections are filled with the most insane verbiage ever concocted by man. e.g. http://ifyoulikeitsomuchwhydontyougolivethere.com/ jesus titty ****ing christ haah u spelt it corrrecly

I'm sure it helps the horse go faster when you whip them to the poignt that the bleed.

C****igng ghorse.

Ah, of course you woyld know right Mordgoth? You're so wise. I wish I was like you. Right? Right.

All this by about 2010. All I can say is: thank god. The Internet will be a better place without his taint. And I'm sure the BBC, the ABC, Fairfax, etc will love him for it. http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2009/nov/09/murdoch-google

Right. Those damn espions.

I don't think you realise how hilarious your posts are, Aristes.

Yeah, it's amazing how much **** is on web pages now that I use Chrome. Shame, because it's awesome otherwise.

What the BBC was to broadcast in the event of nuclear war: And a very Fallout-looking nuclear war brochure to be distributed to households in the event of nuclear war: You can find a copy of the booklet here: http://www.atomica.co.uk/main.htm

THIS IS WHY YOU DON'T USE INTERNET EXPLORER. Ahem. <3 Firefox

ummmmm.... didnt diablo 1 create the action rpg genre? how could it be fake? Don't even bother arguing with Vologic. It's probably safer to just put him on your ignore list, but I like to be entertained from time to time!

You are more entertaining when you're hungry. Also, I like that idea.

Oh, who claimed that? I'd be quite happy to pay good money for a proper expansion pack. But developers seem too lazy to do that these days and instead palm off this cheap crappy DLC bull**** to us for a price that's entirely not worth playing. DLC appears to consistently be nothing better than a mod, except the difference is mods are free (and often more fun).

I'm resigned to the fact that the EU will always exist and always be a European-only clubhouse, even though the only difference between countries like Canada, Australia, and Britain is distance. That said, I don't really want Australia to join it anyway; merely to have the option. Australia is better off going it alone with our neighbours in Asia - New Zealand, Indonesia, the Pacific islands, Thailand, the Philippines, Japan, South Korea, etc. Ever since Britain ditched us for the EU, we've had to strike trade deals with Asia instead and it has produced phenomenal results. I think the EU is for the best, as long as: a) the Treaty of Lisbon is largely where the enlargement of 'federal' powers ends (I'm not sure this will happen), and b) it becomes more democratic (I'm not sure this will happen). Heck, I dunno. I don't think Europe needs the Treaty. Maybe that means I'm against it? Who cares what I think? I'm not a European!

I hope not.

Fallout 3 Game of the Year Edition includes all the DLC and costs exactly what I paid for Fallout 3 with no DLC last year. If they have "two years of DLC" planned for Dragon Age, I'll wait two years and see what's on the shelf then. At that point, I might as well give it another year and come back when it's dropped to the $20-30 range. I get excited enough to buy a title at launch a couple times a year, tops. DLC schemes like Dragon Age's are ideal for dousing that excitement. That's a good idea.

DLC should either be a) free, or b) big, as big an expansion pack, and sold both digitally and in retail stores. I.e. DLC as it is shouldn't exist and we should have normal expansion packs. Ship the x-packs digitally as your main method if you want to bypass physical distribution costs or whatever. Anything less than an x-pack just feels like a rip-off.

That makes me think it's a false positive stemming from a byte mismatch test or the like. It's not unheard of, in fact it's not that uncommon at all. Yeah. The Torchlight main executable is accidentally flagged as a virus but some prominent virus scanners. I say the solution is to ditch virus scanners.

Whoa, really? Maybe you can influence them to stop being **** and return to their roots, then.

Seconded. Earlier I was talking about just the DLC, but upon reflection there seems little point bothering with the actual game at all. I'll stick with nifty indie games (like HoN, Plants vs Zombies, World of Goo, Torchlight) and developers largely loyal to the PC like Blizzard and Valve. On that note, I regret purchasing Borderlands.

They did this for Borderlands, too. It's disgusting, and I'm certainly not going to buy it.

Apparently the entire game is made by one guy.

Agree pretty much 100% with this guy. For a start, it's absolutely ludicrous that copyright lasts 70 (100?) years. It should be less than 10.

I wouldn't bother buying Mass Effect if I were you. Not worth it. Well, maybe worth it for a few hours, but not worth more than $10, maybe $15 in a bargain bin,