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/agree Mark Morgan is simply the man for ambient soundtracks.

Done all of the above, still sucks as far as gameplay is concerned. Only the social aspect makes it worthwhile, and there are games where you can get good gameplay AND a social aspect, so. Anyways, considering this screenshot is from a game they just started on, it looks great. Plastic-look...

$4.99 for me, but still, that's definitely my pick of this sale. Always wanted to give Mirror's Edge a go.

We don't know anything, but somehow the most likely explanation is a security exploit with Blizzard's online service? I'm not following your logic. This. If the purported security exploits were happening, somebody somewhere would be able to provide tangible proof of it. There is none. Until...

If your wireless connection is outperforming your wired connection, something was definitely wrong with your wired connection.

Because most people who play games have played a game before. Some of them have probably been playing games longer than the person designing the tutorial has been alive. Tutorials are fine as long as they're optional and 100% skippable, or are just so well integrated into the opening level...

Er, where are any reliable reports that accounts protected by an authenticator were compromised? If this hacking really involves session ID hijacking or whatever, the presence of an authenticator shouldn't make a difference, and that would pretty conclusively prove that some massive security...

Ehh... granted, I've only fought him on normal, but he was so absurdly easy I didn't really find anything compelling about the mechanics of the fight. Still had more fun with the original.

This. Also, overall I actually found Witcher 2 to be rather undersexualized in relation to Witcher 1 (way fewer opportunities for Geralt to score). Except in the case of actually showing nudity in-game, but the nudity probably wouldn't have looked great with Witcher 1's engine anyway.

I guess you missed this part of the announcement: Although, I guess that is a bit ambiguous in that it doesn't exactly specify if there will simply be pre made characters for each class or whether or there will be any sort of character customization. Ultimately, I'm cool with it either way...

Sounds terrific, can't wait. Just hope it doesn't bring my poor Radeon 6950 to its knees...

Not sure if serious, but yeah, I'm sure so very many people set up dedicated PCs just for Diablo III. Even if any of them did, they could have had their passwords keylogged/etc. from another PC. There's simply no reputable evidence whatsoever that anything other than mundane...

Admittedly, I'm barely into Act II on normal in D3, but so far I'm 100% in agreement with this. The loot is just... bleh. Does it have + my primary stat and + vitality? No? Toss it. Except for weapons. There it's: check the big DPS stat. If it's bigger keep it, if it's smaller toss it. So...

No, for most people "doing their thing" doesn't involve going on killing sprees. Bull. He is no more or less a "victim" of culture than anyone else. Someone's culture, upbringing, whatever are not acceptable justifications for murder. He made the choice to kill people, he deserves the...

Or trying to stem the flow of FUD.

Nope, it scales just like any other difficulty and they certainly didn't purposely make it a team-only difficulty. Any team is just going to consist of melee running around ineffectively while wizard/DH do the heavy lifting, anyway. Due to the way the difficulty is implemented (absurdly high HP...

I liked Chrono Cross. :mrgreen: But yeah, that's not gonna happen. It's a valuable IP for them, why would they give it to an outside developer?

That's what I was afraid of. Challenge by 1-shotting enemies that are practically immune to all the most useful skills. Which isn't challenge at all. Doesn't sound fun at all. And yes, it's painfully apparent from the dialogue and retconning that the original team isn't involved. It's not...

Well, after giving the starter version a go, I have to say: it's pretty good. Normal lacks any sort of challenge for anyone who has any experience with the genre, but I knew that going in. Honestly, I feel that D3 does a better job with the atmosphere (so far) than D2 did, although still not...

You've been PMed. =] Huh, that quick? Even if you've been playing pretty much non-stop, that doesn't seem like it bodes well for the game's longevity. Do the mobs scale up/down when players join/leave the game like D2?