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Oh man... I know we're talking about music and all, but Fallout 1 is the best. It nails everything right.

I think the discussion about video games as art is a tricky one. The modern state of affairs and how business as usual has moved the world, coupled with the fact that people now are struggling more than, say, 20 years ago, makes games seem like they should absolutely be concerned with money...

My Russian is shaky at best. 'We bring Law and Order in this anarchic world. To begin with, this means protection for the peasants and caravans' routes from bandits and mutants. And Protection--this is the first stage in rebuilding civilization.'

Blizz is aching for cash injections right now. The devs of old with their monetary bonuses are gone. People talk about fatigue, overtime and some of the lowest wages in the sector. Blizz believes that they need to invest next to nothing and get huge profits in order to stand on it's own two...

Well... if you ever feel like going back to it. Supersteel plays a role, as you can produce supersteel reinforcements for various leathers and high movement speed items add a lot. The best will be produced through personal crafting, but you can find some decent ones around, as well.

I prefer Fallout to Fallout 2. I like how the balance of the game always keeps you reasonably vulnerable without breaking down the game the same way it happens at the end of Fallout 2. The atmosphere of the game is also very appealing to me. Despite what a lot of people have said over the years...

That's ok. I, myself, am not that good in that game. I still managed to complete my DOMINATING run, and will remember a lot of the details surrounding it, precisely because the game does so much differently to a lot of what you're getting today. I am sorry to say this, but you probably didn't...

You do know there is a way to poison him... with a stealthy character...

You're right, Let me just go downvote their vid through my phone. That's what phones are for, yeah?

I am not playing a devil's advocate here, and I am not looking to be provocative, when I ask the question: How? Unless by godawful you mean difficult? It's one of the most challenging dungeon crawls I've played in my life. The first time I finished the game it was on DOMINATING and I will...

Instead of this... well, I am sorry, but I will call it silliness, that we got with Witcher 3 combat, it should have just been something straightforward--a mix between Onimusha(which inspired Dark Souls) and classic Doom. Simple and clean. The Mark of Kri would be an interesting prototype to...

Thanks. Albeit, I would stay out of it for two reasons--Beth has been banking precisely on the idea that this will be a slow burner. Invest little until release, wait to see the numbers, patch slowly, create drama, then release on Steam, sale, release modding, ect., ect. They expect people to...

I modded my F4 to the point almost nothing of the base game remained and that's how I'd have it again. Which means wait for sale and wait for mods that address stuff from stability to balance, to progression, to gameplay, ect. You should be playing that game now xD.

I don't mind enjoying a game, but I don't think I could actually ever do something like that in Witcher... and now that I think about it, RDR2, as well. Not that your advice isn't helpful, it's just that I think I've already spoiled the game for myself x).

You guys tried DOS2? While one can have a lengthy debate about the single player qualities on that title, I am of the opinion that it's quite fun in Co-op. Especially since you're more likely to run less optimal builds.

What's your formula for enjoying Witcher 3?