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I wasn't aware that Crysis had a spirit. It's just shooting things in the jungle interspaced with 3 seconds of stealth.

Late of the 13th legion. Ron Pealman is the badguy. Like the good old kung fu movies it's built like a musical, but instead of bursting out in song they kick asses. It's all kinds of awesome.

The one that made a box appear (the old max res) around all spell effects. But it did make it possible to see a lot more of the map.

Bustrip, completely unmemorable stretches of autobahn and crappy rest stops. Except for the Alps, which really are quite beautiful. I started longing for that boredom once we hit Italy and there were little shrines to traffic accident victims every mile.

heh

Nothing ever is, it's the same boring **** all over, and then you die.

You know I was convinced you were serious until this. You get a pass of it's because of a girl though.

Yeah it's not proportional to the crime, but that's Norwegian law. They found him sane is what I heard, which means he will be out in 21 years. He's not contesting guilt, appart from saying he did it to save Norway from Islamism and liberals, so the trial is one giant waste of time.

I think the idea is that if you have a gold standard you can't jack up the value of the dollar based solely on the confidence of the financial markets. It would offer a measure of protection, while completely negating the positive value added effect. It's like pretending monetary policy doesn't exist, which would be in tune with his dislike of the federal reserve.

Manly, I say.

It's not very manly playing at easy. You only do that to get past aggrevating boss fights.

And the answer of course is that there is no real Mitt Romney, only what his handlers have created at great expense.

You can get radically different endings with just dialouge and a cutscene. That's not really resource demanding. All you need is a good idea, but yes, good ideas are hard to come by apparently.

Funny how that goes, few presidents can ever claim to have done much of anything to affect the economy in a big way, it's mostly factors outside their control, and it's the big decider when it comes to re election.

The fat guy who sucked as much attention out of not running as Palin ?.

Why do you keep talkting about epic or character driven as if it were an either/or propositon.

Kinda dissapointed it was an ad. I though for a minuite people would actually get up to whacky funny things just because. It's just the usual get out in the streets and create a viral event kinda thing.

There was something besides tired cliches ?. Must have missed it.

I get migranes worse than any feevers I've ever had. The up side to those is that they are usually over in a day. Feels like someone scooped out my eyeballs and rolled them gently over synthetic grass, sprinkled the sockets with hotsauce and then plopped them back in. If I don't get my heavy duty painkillers in time I spend the better part of said day leaning against a wall, or shuffling about aimlessly like the walking dead. Even sitting down results in more blood, and pain, transported to my head. My doctor wont prescribe more than 10 at a time because he's worried I'll turn into an adict. That's how badass the pills for that are. It doesn't happen more than once or twice every other month, but I've got the lot of you beat for pain. Just saying.

I'm more concerned that they are going to stick to the rigid class restrictions of DA2. No weapon switching, figthers aren't allowed any ranged attacks and so on. It's just unnecessary reduction of what you expect your character to be able to do.

Was disappointed in the last installment. The Cryengine is no longer the apex of PC eyecandy amnyway. Or if it is things have been moving really slowly.

I wonder if magnetic fields are naturally occuring shapes, like vortexes.

The premise doesn't make any sense. Why can a warrior stagger and a stonefist, or whatever it was called, can't. What's the objective difference between staggered, disoriented or stunned aside from the fact that they originate from different classes. That's what makes it a card game, not an organically flowing combat simulation which is what you want. They got it more or less right in ME3, for comparison.

There are too many hooks and too many triggers and it doesn't make any sense. How about that. I've got two thieves and two mages in my party because they were the only NPCs I could stand looking at, and I can't do any of them. It makes more sense that a certain spell yould leave you open to another type. Or damage bonus on backstab if the target is completely immobile. The fact that it has goes cross class and that there are at least 8 or 10 hooks, triggers and related states makes the gameplay feel like a cardgame or dodgeball with really complicated rules. 'Wait a minuite, am I allowed to hit or do I have to pass first to get the bonus points ?'

Really basic level nuissances in the gameplay as I'm noticing now, replaying DA2. You can't switch between a ranged and a melee weapon. Why ?. They came up with 4 different damage state effects which are basically the same, stunned, staggered, shaken, stirred... so you would have to chose a member from each class in your party to take maximum advantage of cross class combos. Just really bad design decisions.