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Dang, I'd love to play a Ravenloft game, but I don't really have any desire to play Neverwinter again.

I am really torn between continuing my new game of PoE, or using the background creator thing so I can jump right into Yoga Fire.

Yeah, I chose a priest of the dead god, which fit the story well, but it felt like I was metagaming it instead of creating a character I connected to. Now you do get to remake the character at the start of Deadfire, with a decent story reason for doing so.

If you took possession of the keep and explored the weird statue levels, you are pretty caught up on the story, I think. Although I'm playing through again because I didn't like my character and never really did White March.

I always feel a little weird stalking Melk on Steam to figure out what game he is playing. Deep Sky Derelicts, looks pretty interesting. Kind of a Darkest Dungeon in space?

I doubt it would be impossible to find 16 congressmen willing to burn the Q'ran if they thought it would help them win an election.

That's just your bigotry talking. Plenty of people say the same thing about Christianity. Can you make a discussion without resorting to insulting your opponent, Mr. Teacher? Try making an argument, go on, this will only hurt for a while. If I hurt your feelings, I apologize.

That's just your bigotry talking. Plenty of people say the same thing about Christianity.

I'm not surprised that Tebow can play baseball, I'm just shocked at how much attention he gets over working his way through the minors.

Oh geez. That's not how syllables work. Gizmo has my vote.

Pretty typical when a game drops. All the new weirdos will go away in a week or so, and then we will be left with the regular weirdos.

But what if that frog is armed with an AR-15?

Hmm, good question. I guess I just assume that living in a heavily religious society (like where its part of your daily government) means you are never more than one slight transgression away from being savagely caned in the town square. I imagine the Europeans view Puritanical America in much the same light.

Lyranor’s back? Seems to blatant to be Nick. Also Nick and Llyr really were two different people. I used to play Xbox Live games with them. I usually had no idea what was going on.

Fleury reminds me a ton of Mike Vernon. They both have stretches where they look like pretty average goalies, but then when the game is important, they just get the job done. They also both are super chill about it.

Sharks had a good year, but they are going out with a wimper in this last game. Aw well, always next season. I am interested to see how far the Knights can take this. Fluery is the best goalie left and he looks so relaxed in the net right now.

Well we all know that alcohol is the devil's drink.

Well, the bug issue is a legitimate concern, because odds are decent that a game of this size and scale will have bugs, and you may end up affected, and they might not even get fixed. That being said, if you enjoyed PoE regardless of the bugs, it's a pretty safe bet that you will enjoy Deadfire. As for the MCA issue, it seems to be a rather silly reason to not buy the game, unless you think the lack of his writing will really bring down the quality. You aren't buying a share of the company, you are just buying a product from them. The inner workings of their business practices might be worth boycotting if they were using child labor or something else more villainous, but this is hardly that. A messy divorce is a good comparison, and I don't see how it is any of my business unless I am an employee of the company.

I would eat asparagus every day if I could. Sprinkle a little sea salt and pepper on it with a light drizzle of olive oil and it grills up great.

I'm excited, but I'm also not in a rush to play the beta. Although it is apparently a complete build from start to finish.

Yeah, I have about 400 without checking. I typically only keep a couple installed.

Since they have a fictional place from Icewind Dale listed as their location, the odds are somewhat decent that they do live in Bavaria (or at least Germany.) edit: Side note, my first guess was that he lived in Afghanistan, which might have given insight into the Muslim immigrant concern. But then I looked up Kuldahar and realized it is not the same as Kandahar. Please enlighten me as to why a Bavarian or German would be more likely to list the fictional place of Kuldahar as their location than anyone else in the world? It happens to arguably be the best track in the game, but I don't get the Deutsch connection https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LhVxvv4VWLc No connection. It just means he could be from anywhere, given his lack of a real location. Given his outrage and knowledge of German states, it seems reasonable to guess he is from there.

Since they have a fictional place from Icewind Dale listed as their location, the odds are somewhat decent that they do live in Bavaria (or at least Germany.) edit: Side note, my first guess was that he lived in Afghanistan, which might have given insight into the Muslim immigrant concern. But then I looked up Kuldahar and realized it is not the same as Kandahar.

They can't take away an ownership stake necessarily, but they can remove him from his position. Ownership is separate from management. Look at what happened to Steve Jobs. All of my information on this comes from the HBO series Silicon Valley.

I don't appreciate the way the Codexians treat my good friend Volo, so I've always stayed pretty far away from it.