Gorth

I wanted to start on Skyrim, but I had forgotten how additive 'Worms' is Behold, Gorth and his henchworms shall fight them in the trenches, in hell, in the scrapyard and send the lowly worms of the opponents fishing!

Just some old Danish rock music In case any non-Danish speakers should ever listen to it and wonder what the crowd is shouting, it's 'kom saa Laust, vi ved du har det' - Come on Laust (the drummer), we know you've got it

Based on this thread, I think you'd have to explain "cool" to a lot of people here. Okay, but who's cool enough to teach us cool? Fonzie? That would probably be too extreme to begin with. Might cause some kind of shock. Probably better start with someone closer to the beginning level, like Dilbert or Chuck Bartowski Norris. There, fixed it for you. Yes, Dilbert is cool too

Moved to WoT as it's not really 'on-topic' anywhere

Worms. Having a blast, literally

I really don't get the obsession with achievements

Bought a few games. Skyrim which was on a sale and only $10 more than Amazon (I figured with shipping of the physical box, the price would be about the same) and the original, one and only Worms

Play and play... I bought it a long time ago and got as far as it insisted on GFWL before letting me play. It's still gathering dust and I've blacklisted Gaijin as something I wouldn't touch with a 10 foot pole. As for the game itself, who knows?

Funny stops here. More fun this way

Start of old thread End of old thread Appropriate for this time of year I suppose... @Oner:

The silence is overwhelming now. Probably chased off the old D&D fans and having a hard time luring in new fans.

Hehe... yes, in the same universe where fighters only have fixed position guns for WWII style dogfights. Force forbid they ever equipped fighters with turret mounted guns or targeting systems for anything but airborne torpedoes

Most officers on Imperial vessels in WH40k?

I would call it an acquired taste. First litmus test is whether or not you like Monty Pythons Holy Grail. The humor is similarly silly/funny/stupid depending on POV. Combat is old school turn based isometric stuff with funny, sometimes outright cute animations. Inventory management is very simple, each party member having a weapon and an armour slot. Upgrades found along the way. Selling point is really the setting, characters and dialogue though, and that can be very much hit or miss depending on taste.

Bought some Ralph Bakshi moves from Amazon a few months ago. I'm probably going to Watch 'Fire and Ice' and 'Wizards' tonight, accompanied by a bottle of red wine, some crackers and some dip.

Bought Grotesque Tactics 2: Dungeons and Donuts for $5. Tried out the initial bits and got a chuckle out of the skeleton hippies freaking out when you pick their flowers Then I reloaded and picked the monster behind door no. 3 instead. Now that was a challenge. Couldn't help cracking up chuckling when having a dialogue with Angelina shortly after

How about just changing the title to "The Hobbit Movie" or some such?" You can always claim to have created the first thread later next year when interest starts really picking up

The ladies go all nuts over him... Looks more like some kind of androgynous being. Are you sure it's male'?

I've heard about Santa, but who's Edward Cullen?

It can be a strange feeling when the brain realizes, that old friends and family are on the other side of the world and you can't just stop by for a cup of coffee, it can take a bit getting used to

Sounds like an interesting idea. Saw the Gamersgate page too the other day while shopping there. Read as far as 'real-time'

If he had mentioned 'Halo' somewhere in his post, I would have said yes

I was thinking of grabbing a HoMM game in the GOG sale-- is III the consensus-best of the part of the series that they have available (which I think is 1-4)? Some die-hard fans claims that II is better, but I've never played it, so I couldn't say. III did seem to be what made it "popular" (as wargames go).

Thanks, but I think the game just stays where it is then Maybe it's time to dust off the HoMM III I got from GoG?

Tried the Heroes of Might and Magic VI demo on Steam. Contrary to my expectations it wasn't an utter disaster. It still doesn't get close to III, but it sure makes the previous 2 games look bad by comparison. Anyone knows if the full game uses some kind of additional crap for DRM other than steamworks?