Recent content by boer_kameel

Was playing Battlestar Galactica Online for a while there. Good for a free game, not that good to keep playing. Although Eve Online was getting too difficult - I've got enough politics and ego at work, don't need it in my game time. But BGO was a too dumbed down version of Eve. And I did not see...

Wow. I haven't touched my facebook account in months - I generally only use it to connect with travel friends shortly after the travel itself. Ironic to mention that in your thread Starseeker - no pun was intended! But, I chose to add this app to my facebook today, and invite some people to...

I've thought about this post when watching some of the zombie-revival shows out there. So, to add a twist to this topic, how would you go about surviving a zombie outbreak? I'd drive to a medieval museum and get me some plate armour. And hope I don't encounter a shambling zombie with enough...

Signed up for pre-order as well, actively playing and commenting on the boards. It's showing that it's an alpha build, but I like seeing a returning franchise staying close to it's roots. UFO influenced JA, the devs of Xenonauts are listening to feedback from both UFO and JA veterans. I've...

Are you trying to muffle away that you're chatty by turning it into something we should all achieve? No, thanks. I'd rather stay a noob then. *edit* heeeere, pussy - I'm sorry, Cat. I knew the critters jump on keyboards whenever they see the opportunity, but never seen one able to produce...

Now I strongly encourage making up your own mind, but, for the sake of argument, do provide reasoning and/or facts. I'm not saying this test is flawless, but used in the proper way, I find it useful.

I don't get why people go on about scavenging. If there was a catastrophic event that kills 80% of the world population, we'd have enough stuff lying around to cater for our grandchildren. Even if a lot of the infrastructure gets destroyed - but we're more likely to perish then lifeless...

KNC (or Kerr, however you'd like it shortened) was referring to games having a "token gay guy", like there are still some "token minorities" in popular media. Mass Effect 3's gay was a bit blatantly so, it (and his former relationship) quite defines who he is. I'll refer to science fiction as...

I was about 14, and English isn't my native language. I had no one to guide or help me through it. Which was part of what attracted me. It still is the game with the highest replayability. Compared to older games, the interface may not be sleek - but we've reached the other side of the spectrum...

7/10 Now that I know it's a flesh eating penis, it just makes me feel very awkward. But I assume that's what you are going for. The Shadow tape recorder above is more then 2m high (7.5'). To it's left is a not so small Konica office printer, you can compare to it. It's so humongous it...

Thought I read that somewhere, good to see I'm sometimes able to recollect something. True! I once met a fellow NMA poster across the globe, in the Starbucks of Beijing airport. Ok, we did set up to meet there, still it is quite astonishing to be able to do it. At least to me.

And here it is (my cell phone has a crappy cam):

Oh but we attract those hard-to-find character types a lot, there are more of yours here:

I second that. FO3 was a disappointment for me, trekking from one spot to another with little involvement with the characters, locations or the story. Obsidian has used the engine as a tool to convey their story, where Bethesda just presented the tool with some repetitive content. What I...

My second multiplayer attempt was quite some victory. I'm learning to use camouflage and the cover system, and plan my fov in function of future enemy movement. The game offers a lot more depth then I was expecting. Placing the AI difficulty one notch higher was also a revelation. Suddenly...