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That reminds me that I bought Resident Evil... 5 (I think) a while ago on a Gamersgate sale. I should give it a try one of these days.

The 'I Like' feature is probably one of the worst disguised spam tools for e-marketing ever No, I don't like that web site. How did the old saying go, something like trust is hard to gain and easily squandered? It sure did the latter. Watched Club Dread. Sort of 'Meh'. Not the worst of it's kind though.

I wonder if she raids old tombs...

Just like how 'designer' bands are created by producers in the first place

Ah, got it. Neil Martin - "Nothing can be done" Ok, so the last step, is that just editing the image and add title/name?

The Universe hates vacuums, it wants to fill it up with something. The Universe can be a bit of a pain sometimes.

Got absolutely nothing like the above One of the random quotes was quite funny though: "A conference is a gathering of important people who singly can do nothing, but together can decide that nothing can be done." Fred Allen (1894 - 1956)

Ah, I thought it was part of your "diagnostics" to try and run it without the CPU Could be a number of things. Never heard about it happening with a net cable before though. Well not since the Coax type cables went out of fashion at least (man, those things were quite literally shockers when touching them).

You did WHAT?!?

Honestly, I don't know. But then, being a pack rat, I've kept an old PC around (good old Pentium P4 running XP), which runs my old/older games >_

Don't know if that last bit helps...?

Yeah right... in a game where 3 out of 4 encounters (possibly exaggerated, didn't count them) are scripted and your party, despite foreshadowing and knowledge of what to come, happily discards any tactical advantage and marches up into the middle of a trap, surrounded be enemies >_

In that case, 'Rome' is one of my favourite tv series of the last 10 years. A shame it only lasted two seasons.

Who's your daddy?...

The most enjoyable series since Lexx and Firefly

Traveling in eastern Europe must have been a life changing experience

I wish you good luck I've already written it off as a parody on Jagged Alliance 2.

Too Late Although in hindsight I should have pointed out that Grunts issues were daddy issues too. Pappa Grunt (The Warlord) didn't teach him how to be a real Krogan.

Exactly

I'm a fanboy, so I can't give you an objective answer. Now go get it!

I bought the X games the other day at the Steam sale, but have to wait til... well, at least midnight pacific time to download as I'm on a monthly bandwidth limit. Steam tries pretty hard to make every game they sell seem like a huge deal, but I have to admit the X games intrigued me enough to give them a try, since I was hooked on Elite back in the day. Looking forward to giving them a try. I would probably try X2 before X3... the latter has an almost vertical learning curve

Not jazz, just old stuff listened to in the last week... (been watching a few Quentin Tarantino movies recently) The Ronettes - Be My baby Nancy Sinatra - These boots are made for walking Juice Newton - Angel of the morning

There is just no accounting for taste I found combat to be one of DA:O's redeeming factors, although the grind towards the end was indeed as boring as the Starforge grind in Kotor1. Who came up with the misconception that endless hordes, respawning or not, equals epic?!?

Give me Samara, Grunt and Mordin and they can keep the rest Playing EU III with the new Divine Wind expansion. Going for quite a challenge playing the Byzantine Empire, surviving the Ottoman hordes after they invaded Asia Minor and the Balkans.