Musopticon?

And just because you think(emphasis lol) it's not a Fallout game it won't suddenly unmake the title. Bethesda has the grip on the license and it's still a freaking Fallout game.

The Jesus Lizard - Deaf as a bat

I became a willing slave to Relic by the time the Banshee war howl started. Just....wow. Apparently the trailer wasn't made by Blur Studios, like the previous DoW intro, but by plasticwax, best known from Stalker:SoC cutscenes. Which frankly were very good.

That was EPIC, goddamn. I almost yelled when that War Spider eviscerated a battle brother and the ending left that tingling sensation in my spine that makes your hairs raise and either tells of a rising ozone count or the coming of AWESOME. Have my unborn manbabies, Relic Entertainment! Also, known races count so far is 3, or tentative 4(if Nids are an actual playable race and not a Winter Assault "zomg Necrons!" cop-out). Any bids for the other one? IIRC, there was supposed to be 5 races on release. Somebody correct me, please.

BREAKING NEWS:LOL

It's only sold in those boxes, dimwit!

This game is awesome. How I managed to miss it before is beyond me.

I bought it for twenty from Anttila, like a year and half ago. So there!

I bought Dark Messiah for 15 euros. Somehow, when I leap over soaking wet rooftops of a nightly city, slowly being twisted into a 80's swords and sorcery pulp plot, I wonder why I didn't do that earlier. Way WAY earlier.

"It's Ridge RACER!" "Woo."

Gamefaqs is being torn to shreds right now. Microsoft so won E3

Winrar!

Surely don't mean Hocus Pocus...from Focus?

Comaprison. COMAPRISON COMAPRISON We must save Volo!

I've been to Ravenholm, the Library, the Haunted Cathedral, the Cradle, the Toluca County Hospital, etc, but out of all those only Ravenholm did the zombie scares perfectly.

In that case, low fantasy blows. Well, I would have preferred if they had done away with the Elves and Dwarves shtick altogether, like SoIaF, and that undead and monsters weren't so overabundant, but no setting is perfect. Ultimately, it comes down to preferences, and mine are with the Witcher.

Hahhah, yeah. It's way too early to judge anything. It's just that after 5 years the first glimpse into the game felt a bit underwhelming.

It looks nothing like the Witcher, which is precisely the problem. Witcher did low fantasy great, it had an airy and vaguely east-european milieu over a fantasy backdrop and tried to stay down-to-earth with it's clothing, colours, etc. The only ones who wore plate mail were officers, peasants were grimy and had missing teeth, and so on, just about the only exception was Trish, but that was a reflection of the character and not a flaw. This is...well, it's still high fantasy, this time with a brown palette. It's like someone took Oblivion and smeared dung over everyone.

Woah, Soldier's Son rpg! I'm definitely looking forward to this.

Great, I expected nothing less. Now bring on the Swooping Hawks!

Hahhah, level stack! Player's first choice since BG1!

Paint the box with your cursor, as if you were about to copy-paste it. It's just black letters on a black background. I'm so glad we got spoiler boxes back then, Rot13ing everything was kind of retarded, albeit funny.

He though I was making attempts towards his beer and wench! Well, I was attempting to make the surrounding crowd stop crushing my lithe missus and the rest of our sorry party platoon.

No, the Gothic games are the same. They even have an animation for you when you drink potions. In the middle of the combat, your character calmly puts away his weapon, reaches for his backpack, picks out a potion, unplugs it, drinks it, puts back the empty bottle and then redraws his weapon. Meanwhile the orc you've been fighting has chopped off your head. That is, unless you are uncool enough to edit an ini file to include an autodrink button.

Best. Post. Ever. It was chewing on my achilles tendon. I punched a midget last First of May. No, seriously. A drunk midget. If that's not awesome, nothing is. I was also once beaten with a shopping trolley and hand chains after throwing an office chair into someone's face. I broke a guy's shoe and he was angry enough to stab someone to extensive care that night. I got lucky, I guess. And, to continue with the fairly violent theme, I've broken the same bones in my right foot so many times(in a fight, during skiing, on ice, etc) that it aches when weather gets cold. And I work on a graveyard. I seriously need a massive scar or an eyepatch to get this crotchety war vet thing going on.