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I don't care what they would do for ME3, it could not possibly me more aggravating than driving around in Mako, looking for mineral deposits. :|

I was really shocked to see they used actual actors for their characters, like the detective guy from Heroes and that engineer dude from Battlestar Galactica. Huh. It's a damn solid game to be sure, overall. Love the little, subtle pop culture references throughout it.

Damn this thread brings back memories. Haha, i still sometimes wonder how the Villagers could tolerate my horribly broken English and juvenile rants. I was like 12-13 back then, could barely say "sure" to Petrarch (going by Paladin back in those days, if memory serves right) asking me to...

Hm. For me personally, it wasn't really a "oh my, am i really such a depressing and alienated person?" moment, more of a "i really didn't want to set those bricks loose" moment. I pretty much know who and what i am, becoming "me" was a conscious and premeditated process that took many years to...

Definitely not my thing, although i won't subtract points because of personal taste. Sounds decent enough, 6/10. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRUahfqgG9o

I don't think there's anything wrong with that. I prefer Fallout 2 over 1 as well, though, so i might be biased. Fallout 1 always felt too short and compressed for me, 2 made up for that, although at the price of silly shit and unnecessary corniness. I know lots of people resent it for that, but...

ME2's story did feel like filler, i agree. The resolution was ultimately meaningless, even the climax and end boss battle was bland and boring. Still more satisfying than Syndicate's (the original) ending, though! Hehe. Sidetracking aside, i just wish they'd hire a more competent writer to...

Those are all good points, i am not necessarily disagreeing with you. I know the series has lots of problems (apparently, ME3 contributes heavily to that). All i'm saying is that they still offer a fun playthrough. The potential for greatness is in so many games, i have stopped paying...

I think you're being a bit too harsh, Dutch Ghost. Sure it borrowed heavily from other works, sure it's not the most original setting ever, sure the plot and dialogues have some problems. It's still a mostly coherent and rich game, offering lots more contextual lore and depth than virtually...

*crosses fingers so hard they start to bleed* Seriously though, Wasteland 2 has a secure budget, and a (theoretically) quality design project behind it. After the Bethesda assfuck, what does Obsidian or MCA have to lose? JOIN FORCES FOR THE BETTERMENT OF ALL (US) edit: did anyone else...

I'm not sure we should be particulary proud of that. :S

Yeah, but seeing large parts of my personality laid out in front of me so casually does make me a bit uncomfortable. Odd how easy it is to categorize people, even if it is in most general terms. I do wonder if it's really only the little things that differentiate us. It's not like i'm the...

Introverted (I) 86.67% Extroverted (E) 13.33% Intuitive (N) 59.46% Sensing (S) 40.54% Thinking (T) 60% Feeling (F) 40% Perceiving (P) 64.1% Judging (J) 35.9% INTP Except for the "messy" part, this is disturbingly accurate.

Of course it belongs. It's a post-nuclear wasteland. People reduced to their most basic and primitive instincts: eat, sleep and fuck. I'm not sure it can be done in a "tasteful" way, either. There's very little "taste" about all the depressing themes Fallout games swim in, when you think about...

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Wow, this thread took a weird turn. :shock:

Seriously, no one else thought Alan Wake was awesome? Sons, i am disappoint. :|

Hold the fucking press, we have a winner.

Personally, i think this year was kinda shit as far as good game releases go. Few titles i've played and liked were New Vegas (a-duh), Alan Wake, Starcraft 2 and Red Dead Redemption. Gran Tourismo 5, Mass Effect 2 and Alpha Protocol were ok, too. GOTY = Pokemon HeartGold. :3

Honestly, he looks like a serial killer. @_@/10