I've been WoWing a bit lately. I have a level 52 paladin, and I'd like to get him up a couple levels by the time the expansion hits. I'm absolutely terrible at grinding. I really hate it, so if I don't find a decent quest to gain xp with, I never level. I'm also largely anti-social, so I have to be able to solo the quest. I gain about a level per month.

I've been WoWing a bit lately.  I have a level 52 paladin, and I'd like to get him up a couple levels by the time the expansion hits.  I'm absolutely terrible at grinding.  I really hate it, so if I don't find a decent quest to gain xp with, I never level.  I'm also largely anti-social, so I have to be able to solo the quest.  I gain about a level per month.

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Sounds unfun.

Battlefront 2 has bad graphics.

The Lego Star Wars 2 demo was fun!

 

Best opening video I had seen in quite some time :D

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Even better than Space Rangers 2? :D

Battlefront 2 has bad graphics.

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I was thinking of breaking out the X-Box again to play that. But then I rememered it has bad graf-x.

And I'm playing the PC version! I can't even imagine what the Xbox 1 version looks like.

Alternating between KOTOR 1, KOTOR 2 and Hitman Blood Money.

I've been WoWing a bit lately.  I have a level 52 paladin, and I'd like to get him up a couple levels by the time the expansion hits.  I'm absolutely terrible at grinding.  I really hate it, so if I don't find a decent quest to gain xp with, I never level.  I'm also largely anti-social, so I have to be able to solo the quest.  I gain about a level per month.

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Sounds unfun.

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In small increments it's fun. I try and bail out as soon as the fun meter reaches yellow.

The Lego Star Wars 2 demo was fun!

 

Best opening video I had seen in quite some time :D

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Even better than Space Rangers 2? :D

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All I want iz zee bounty!

 

 

EDIT: And by that, I mean too close to call. They are both immortal!

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I've been WoWing a bit lately.  I have a level 52 paladin, and I'd like to get him up a couple levels by the time the expansion hits.  I'm absolutely terrible at grinding.  I really hate it, so if I don't find a decent quest to gain xp with, I never level.  I'm also largely anti-social, so I have to be able to solo the quest.  I gain about a level per month.

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Isn't WOW an MMORPG? Doesn't that mean that the large, online multiplayer aspect differentiates it from being a normal RPG? So if you are anti-social, and solo all your quests, then where is the MMO in the MMORPG?

 

Just wondering.

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Isn't WOW an MMORPG? Doesn't that mean that the large, online multiplayer aspect differentiates it from being a normal RPG? So if you are anti-social, and solo all your quests, then where is the MMO in the MMORPG?

 

Just wondering.

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I like the fact that there are people around, and I even enjoy conversing with guildmates, but that doesn't mean I want to team up with people. I go out in public and enjoy people watching, but that doesn't mean I want to team up with those people and loot and pillage.

 

Keep in mind, I am really exaggerating about being anti-social. I group on occasion and have a decent guild for dungeons and such. What I dislike about grouping is the time commitment.

So, you are playing it lika a single player rpg, but paying monthly fee... Just to see other people?

So, you are playing it lika a single player rpg, but paying monthly fee... Just to see other people?

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Yep. But I don't associate the monthly fee with the social aspect. If I wanted that, I'd simply sit in a chatroom. The monthly fee is justified in my mind by the additional content that is added, the economy that is stabilized by a team of GM's, and servers that are stable.

 

I enjoy single player RPG's, but when I am done with the main story, there isn't anything left for me. The character I just played is pretty much dead in my mind. An MMO makes me feel as if my character is taking part in a living, breathing world. My character has a lot more room for growth. Since I have never hit a level cap in a MMO, it feels more like an endless adventure. Eventually I may tire of the gameworld, but it may take years, and the world will go on even without me. That's the big reason I enjoy MMO's.

Kotor 2

Baldur's Gate 1.

Oblivion.

KotOR 2

MVP Baseball '05

Final Fantasy Tactics Advance

Currently wasting some more time on Diablo 2, and leveling my Kingdom of Loathing character.

And I'm playing the PC version! I can't even imagine what the Xbox 1 version looks like.

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It's horeeblay!

 

The Wookies look like walking carpets.

Fallout

Fallout

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I replayed that after about a two year gap. I'd forgotten how short it was (relatively speaking) in comparison to how I remembered it.

Rented Full Spectrum Warrior: Ten Hammers

 

Meh, it's okay. Not having a gun gets annoying though.

Dwarf Fortress

 

Roguelike meets city-sim. I think I need to read the manual.

Those screenshots are amazing, Nartwak. Do you think my 6800 will be able to handle this game at high resolutions?

No, it's time to upgrade I'm afraid.

Those screenshots are amazing, Nartwak. Do you think my 6800 will be able to handle this game at high resolutions?

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You probably can, but SLi is reccomended