Musopticon?

I'd totally listen to I'm a Man by Chigaco Transit Authority if I weere home. Or Venelaulu by Rajaton.

Dark Reign has got to be the hardest RTS I've ever played. I like the seting, the units, the gaemplay was fun for it's time(now it's rather appalling), but it was just too damn hard.

Welcome to the club, angshuman. ^_^

I'm guessing there was a background sound.

Shut it Baley. And let the wonders of MSN coo you in. Really, if I had the chance to, and I don't since this is a public lobby in a hotel at 2:25, I would be blasting Khert-Neter's Ever-Dreaming God. Loud.

^Desperate

THRASH, as in beating the dingo out of stuff. Not trash as in garbage.

Craig...a noob? Right. Ok.

Wasn't facial hair evil, Launch? Like, two days ago? Tampere Spa - The multifaceted prism of voices that echoes forth from the the playroom next door, featuring a whole bunch of teens and a pool table

Hah...Diablos has generic characters?! I wanna taste mushrooms you gouge on.

CO-OP CAMPAIGN!??!!11 I'm sold.

First one was loads of fun, not really worth the full price though, since it was effectively a war sanbox(or, eh a "battleground of destruction) with no story whatsoever. Yeah, I doubt they were amining much higher, but if part 2 can do both that AND add some story, I'm sold.

How many levels are there, tutorial included?

Tampere Spa - The distant hum of the water cooler neatly conjoined to the ever-closing rustle of a cleaners mop on dry flagstones. Viva crescendo

I watched Commando with my grandma when I was 14. That was...both interesting and highly arousing.

Because I got it cheaper from here, my vacational resort of sorts, than from my hometown and can eventually play it once I get home. Silly Bok.

Ah, almost forgot. Try Tenchu 3: Wrath of Heaven. It's rpgish, but very enjoyable and challenging stealth game with some replay value and choice.

Agreed, I like the art style already, although they could be a bit more, I dunno, gruesome with the orcs. They look like an established culture now. Which might be the intention, but since the orcs have had roles from being plain monsters and power-mad cultists to missunderstood noble warriors, I'm not so sure. What I'm most interested in is the desert region.

God was busy. With me.

^Good choices, hardly rpgs though.

Yeah, the story is not that good. Never was one of the high points of the Gothics. Ambience, action, interaction with the world and just plain adventuring with good rewards(I'm looking at you Morrowind) were the stuff that kept me hooked.

^I call meh. Final Fantasys X and X-2, Arc the Lad, God of War(an rpg? hardly, but a good game), ton of jrpgs and a few other good action titles.

Nah, it doesn't. You, on the other hand, do. In fact, this was the second time I unignored you this month, just an idle curiosity I guess, since you happened to post after me. And what did I find? Stupidity and the Visc tag-emoticon. Go eat a c0ck or grow the heck up. The world has better things to do than read your drivel and attention-whoring. Which is why I'm going to re-ignore you. Ta ta.

Try the Gothic series. Works on whatever PC you may have, since it's "so old".

I bought Blood Money, have yet to play it however, thanks to the lack of a gaming rig.