Musopticon?

Yeah, the whole "Invader", "Insidious"-thing also very much trite. Hahhah, Darth (in)Sipid!

Django Reinhardt - Minor Swing Miliza Korjus - Warum Thanks Dad! Your taste was always superior, bless you.

Uh-huh. Psst..."Combat Evolved"

Mass Effect, Gears of War and Guitar Hero especially bring out that point, being almost overly long.

"Don't judge lest you will be judged, lest you will be judged, lest you will be loved" Gf's Christmas present. Completely awesome space rock. It's British, but what the hell.

I'm in Facebook as well. Just search for "Jaakko Hukka". Hahah, I'd be so bummed if I was from a more central country and did this.

I just hope that The Dark Brotherhood is a project name, ugh. Otherwise, if what Pop is musing has any merit, I'm pretty excited.

The Vision Bleak - Evil is of old date

Primordial - As Rome Burns Sing to the slaves sing to the slaves sing to the slaves that Rome burns...

Hey...so there was no change in the influence amount at all? I'm finishing my Karelian adventure today. Suffice to say, it's been tiring, drunken and happy.

Wait till you meet the Werewolf, he's bloody awesome.

Thanks Mesh. And thanks Pide, hehheh.

You're not part of the demographic, sadly. Sex change and being a complete wuss are unfortunately needed. Which I found out the hard way. Edit: I'm currently reading the Fritz Lieber's Second Book of Lankhmar, a collection of the later Gray Mouser stories. It's not as light-hearted and adventurous as the First Book, but the writing on the other hand is quite a bit more solid and the characters have actually matured, which isn't something you can find often in swords and sorcery novels. Fafhrd is seriously one of my favorite characters, ever. It's true that Lieber has interposed features on the characters that are not exactly believable in the late medieval scope of things, but that's just what makes them so spellbinding. It's like Mouser and Fahrd look and comment on things beyond the focalizer of main characters, in a way they criticize Lieber himself and the genre. It's a bit immersion-breaking, needs a bit of suspension of disbelief, but escapism isn't something I'm looking for anyway. I love how the writer can be ironic and still carry the story forward, without seeming out of place.

Where did you get the Polish voice-overs?

*ewoks attack, plan fails*

I so want a place named this now.

Present- and postcognitivity as well. The name was probably derived from the game's rpg roots, where it was used mostly for spells that gave omniscience(or near enough). By the by, why isn't this thread locked yet? It's breaking a couple of rules and isn't really relevant either, not anymore.

I bought some cds and just hang around to gather some strength for my South-Karelian odyssey tomorrow. Ugh, 4 days of nothing but party-going and train trips.

These gentlemen have read their Poe and Derleth. Always a pleasure. They are quite funny as well.

Well, now that you mention it, I wouldn't have minded to have born into a Swedish-held Pomeranian estate on the continent, living off the lap of luxury in a Bernadottic Empire. Imagine what could have been done, had you just trusted us enough to not fail so utterly after Pultava.

That's it. I'm gonna play as Denmark and annex every Swedish colony I come across.

I agree, an Ancient setting would have been preferable, for instance China, or Japan again, but Colonialism is an interesting period as well.

Technically, you gave enough of a damn to reply.

Technically, you are unintentionally funny.

Cool, what is Morning's Wrath? I've never heard of it.