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Ah, focus testing, the murderer of creativity.

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"Any organization created out of fear must create fear to survive." - Bill Hicks

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Official release date for Playstation 4 coming Tuesday (10am PST) from Gamescom. Come on, Halloween! 

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Fools and their money. Can't blame them.

Why has elegance found so little following? Elegance has the disadvantage that hard work is needed to achieve it and a good education to appreciate it. - Edsger Wybe Dijkstra

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Are romances in?

For 320 BioWare points you can buy a friendship token.  For 800 BioWare points you can buy a flirt token.  Friendship token can be traded in for a 1% chance at romance, flirt tokens for a 3% chance at romance.

:shifty:

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"Any organization created out of fear must create fear to survive." - Bill Hicks

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Are romances in?

For 320 BioWare points you can buy a friendship token.  For 800 BioWare points you can buy a flirt token.  Friendship token can be traded in for a 1% chance at romance, flirt tokens for a 3% chance at romance.

:shifty:

 

This is... a joke, right? Right?

 

Also, guess what game is coming out soon!~

 

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I made a 2 hour rant video about dragon age 2. It's not the greatest... but if you want to watch it, here ya go:

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I had just heard of it today as well.

 

Though I'm guessing the reason for sharing is to point and laugh, as opposed to actually spread awareness of said product?

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I've been following the game since it was put on kickstarter. It looks like a stupid joke game, which is going to make it a tough sell, but if you watch the tournament from EVO (and last year's EVO), it looks very fun. It's got a lot of deep mind game mechanics to it. I'm honestly more impressed with it than Super Extreme Turbo Unlimited Edition Street Fighter, in terms of design.

I made a 2 hour rant video about dragon age 2. It's not the greatest... but if you want to watch it, here ya go:

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We know Microsoft are closing down their GFWL Marketplace and the associated points system in a few days. But some information that was put on then taken down from the Age of Empires Online page indicates that Games for Windows Live in its entirety is getting the kybosh in the middle of next year. While in a sense it's good riddance to bad rubbish, it's unclear what the fate of those with GFWL-encumbered games is if the developers/publishers don't choose to act.

 

Grain of salt and all that, rumour and images blatantly stolen from this thread.

 

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Another unsourced image sort of backs the above.

 

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While I of course will say good riddance to GFWL, I do have the odd game that required it. I wonder how that will work out.

Unobtrusively informing you about my new ebook (which you should feel free to read and shower with praise).

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Heh, most of the other reviews haven't been that brutal, but they haven't been that positive either. Seems to be avaraging around 6/10.

 

I guess XCOM: UFO Effect could have worked in paper, but not without a blue lesbian sectoid.

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“The new Origin Great Game Guarantee works like this: You may return EA full game downloads (PC or Mac) purchased on Origin for a full refund – within 24 hours after you first launch the game, within seven days from when you purchased it, or within the first seven days after the game’s release date if you pre-ordered it (whichever of these conditions happens first).”

 

“If something doesn’t work out – you aren’t riveted by the storyline, or sucked in by the action, or even just if the game doesn’t play well with your video card – we’ve got your back.”

-RPS

 

That's TWO good news stories about EA in a week. Now as bad good news comes in threes, what'll be the third?

 

EDIT: Don't see any reference to it, so I assume it's not the case, but it'd be nice if the policy applied to retail keys registered with Origin - i.e. being able to reclaim the key within the timeframe.

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“The new Origin Great Game Guarantee works like this: You may return EA full game downloads (PC or Mac) purchased on Origin for a full refund – within 24 hours after you first launch the game, within seven days from when you purchased it, or within the first seven days after the game’s release date if you pre-ordered it (whichever of these conditions happens first).”

 

“If something doesn’t work out – you aren’t riveted by the storyline, or sucked in by the action, or even just if the game doesn’t play well with your video card – we’ve got your back.”

-RPS

 

That's TWO good news stories about EA in a week. Now as bad good news comes in threes, what'll be the third?

 

EDIT: Don't see any reference to it, so I assume it's not the case, but it'd be nice if the policy applied to retail keys registered with Origin - i.e. being able to reclaim the key within the timeframe.

 

Just came to post this, but was beaten.

 

I really don't see them letting you reclaim CD keys. That requires a whole other function out of their hands to turn into a refund.

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That actually makes me want to buy games over Origin instead of Steam...

 

Not that I would have the choice with EA published games anyway, but still.

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