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Haha, that was great. A nice way to put it XD

Wohoo, I remember talks of this from way back, nice to see it's not vaporware. This could be pretty interesting, though I wonder how they'll handle the F2P model and if it basically becomes P2W style, or "cash out or your game experience will be miserable".

Justin Boyd of Lefthandedtoons and Invisible Bread fame made a short comic inspired by FONV (though it kinda works for any RPG with pacifist play option). I found it pretty witty: And here's his take of the final talk-out of the game: :lol: P.S. This post is pretty random.

Whee, against all odds. :lol: I almost regret not going to see the match in the fan-zone, missed all the festivities :| Still, that was probably the easiest match for Ukraine compared tot he upcoming matches. I'd be honestly surprised if we made it out of the group.

The trailer looks pretty epic. I want the game like yesterday. :clap:

Wasting away free time in Kingdoms of Amalur, and it's surprisingly well-crafted and addicting so far. It's kinda like something in between Sacred 2 and Divinity 2. It's also "casual" as f*ck, but hey, so long as it's fun...

Dang it, Risen 2 should win some sort of medal for the crappiest boss fights and the most unsatisfying ending ever. At least it's over now. Kinda grows on you, but damn, it's a far cry from the first. Also, it's got the coolest bug ever - locks you out of the only trainer who teaches the...

Basically. Nintendo seems to have zero imagination when it comes to new characters and games. Mario has been a shameless cash cow ever since he got off SNES.

Strange, SoTU is my favourite, even if it's a bit short. I liked the story better, too. Here's the thing about Shifters though - it's a weird prestige, one I never quite figured out. Also IIRC, they were added in HoTU and don't get the awesome stuff until higher levels. Considering that...

It's pretty much the same in Risen 2, except the combat vs humans 1v1 is a lot less exciting (no shield, ability to block constantly, no dodge, having to invest heavily in certain skills just to be able to do basic combat moves like counter), and combat against non-humans flat out sucks (all...

You probably should wait. It's not a bad game so far, the story is okay if not very Risen-like, but combat-wise it's quite inferior to the first game. A shame, really.

Trying out Risen 2. Shoulda called it "Pirate Island the RPG" or something. :roll: Also, is it just me, or does the main theme sound like a remix of the FONV main theme? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IbgMtnrR_CU http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0bvGf0K27_Q

With all honesty, I think you're missing the point of the word "customization". D3's system does sound a bit more railroady, regardless of the number of skills it offers. In the end it's not gonna matter though, because like any MMO-like game, soon after the release someone will decide that...

That's until they invented concurrent turns :P You should try out some of the recent Co8 modules for TOEE before saying turn-based can't handle large numbers of enemies well... I do agree that it'd get old rather quickly in the Diablo-esque h&s context.

The whole runes thing sounds totally ripped off the Sacred series.

I'd recommend all the Troika games. I played and liked most of them before I really got into FO1/2. Arcanum is the only one that similar to FO2 in terms of mechanics, but TOEE and VtM:B are both great games as well. Just make sure you install the relevant unofficial patches/modpacks for all of...

Ah, but it's a forgone conclusion. It's common knowledge in videogame publicity and journalism that crappy console ports no one wants are the fault of the dirty pirates. And since there's so little logic in that statement, it's highly unlikely that it's debunked by the use thereof anytime soon...

The former is not at all unexpected. It's kinda hard to find a console port that looks significantly better on the PC than the original these days. The latter is quite a bit disappointing, there should be a punishment involving cutting off of hands for making crappy console ports without free...

So, I've got a different, mildly related question. I just reinstalled NV to give it another go, but I'm starting a new game. It appears that all DLCs are available from the start, and while I'm guessing it all scales to your level, what would be the recommended point in the game to actually go...

Yeah it does. It's called Risen :P