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Are you kidding me? I haven't played a single 4X game with AI that didn't make me want to dispose of the game after awhile, most turn based games are ruined by their AI. I could at least stand RTS AI simply because the games travel at such a pace that major AI foibles aren't really that...

Despite however annoying that may have been, I really had no idea what they were trying to do with Rorschach's font in the book as far as a voice goes, so it didn't really bother me all that much since it could possibly have been what they were going for in the first place.

The reason the slight RPG elements existed in S.T.A.L.K.E.R. was to force the player to scrounge for better equipment, so that weapons weren't always perfect and the player couldn't rely on his current arsenal to last, it was all to emulate the feeling of survival. That's all it ever was...

The era music fits until they just shove so much of it in there that it borders on obnoxious, or it doesn't even border, it just falls flat on its face on the other side of the line.

You're pretty much going to hear AI repeated over and over. If you're going to compare titles, there is such a thing as good AI in a strategy game, but in general, without drawing comparisons, there isn't a single strategy game in existence with decent AI in all actuality, an AI that can react...

I really hope if they do intend to expand the lore regarding Wanamingos that they don't go with the alien route. "It came from outer space" is so trite now, an earthly origin is far more mysterious, especially with Fallout's already thick helpings of biological weapons engineered by scientists...

You look like Strelok if his forehead wasn't a big butt.

I don't want to carry weight changed, that's my point, it was perfectly fine in vanilla S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Oblivion Lost is still too easy no matter what you do however.

This looks absolutely awful.

The comic is like the movie except that all the exposition isn't unspeakably boring and there's no terrible acting to distract you from the characters and their interactions.

It's a lot like Arcanum in that it has an incredible amount of design issues, balancing issues, and bugs, yet the core gameplay is good enough to make it good despite its issues. Imagine Fallout 3 if the hoard of bugs and shitty design was overwhelmed by the pure quality of the methods the game...

Yeah, I'm talking about the wrong game, I was reading your post and the instant I got to Dead Rising, Left 4 Dead just left my brain. Don't know, I love that game.

Also makes sure you have a lot of Spell Protection Removal spells and Dispelling spells. I now hate the world spell.

I'm pretty sure you have to kill them all in a single game. And the maintenance tunnels is where the mission with Carlito trying to run you over in the milk truck while you pick up bombs takes place. It's the one filled with absolute hordes of zombies, and it's the only place where you can...

I don't get your point, killing that many zombies in Dead Rising actively does require you to go out of your way to get it because there's no way you can get that achievement while following the regular cases, you pretty much have to focus on killing zombies every single second, and the only...

Well yeah, it's a fabric that never caught on but he was eventually fascinated by, I never said it was anything special that he made himself. But still, that's what it's made from, it actually moves around depending on heat and etc.

I rather wish they hadn't decided to call their AI "A-Life" since every time I hear the term I think of Alife technologies and that eventually leads to memories of Creatures and I'm already disappointed knowing the AI won't actually be anything as cool. Stop it GSC.

No it can't. Aside from the points where you're forced into fighting, you can't make a diplomatic character because there are about a few dozen speech options in the game that really don't make much of a difference, and considering the fact that some of the quests are failed when you attack...

Wow, playing any AD&D game without the manual seems like castration to me, I always have the thing open. You're pretty much meant to have the thing as a reference, there's even a dozen pages or so reserved for notes that I found useful (I wrote so much I even used up the margins)...

It's made of a special cloth that has some weird polymer in it that moves around depending on heat and some other variables I can't be bothered to remember. He's always breathing into the thing, I guess that will make it change.