@flawl3ss: that just means we'll have a lot more bad hunters...

@flawl3ss: Oh neat. *was MM* Why do you think the number of hunters will drop?

@Punch-Up: I got a speed boost mod to boots, and bought boots for everyone. I'm thinking of playing evil...I've never done it before.

@flawl3ss: Yea, unfortunately I was spending more time on my druid healing when I gave up and moved on to other games. My hunter was technically my main, but...no one needs a hunter. They're a dime a dozen.

@arionfrost: I didn't play it when it came out. I thought it was fps or something like that. The advertising was just HORRIBLE for it.

@p4w4rr10r: You know..I never played Morrowind. I have Daggerfall somewhere in storage from ages and ages ago, and I have oblivion.

@flawl3ss: I'm not sure if I want to. I hear good things about my hunter, but I'm still divided about what they did to my poor tree.

So GoG added Icewind dale last week and temple of elemental evil this week(haven't bought it..)

@Batman: Flawed games I love all seem to have one thing in common. They've got story and characters I can ignore gameplay faults for. Coming to mind, the interesting time I had playing the horrible overhead view in Blood Omen, the bugs and annoyances with pathing and ai in older games like Baldur's Gate, the fact…

@Skunky: Uh..I use them to pull my hair back out of my face to beat people in fighting games?

@Pray4Mojo: I don't buy many games at launch but when I do it's usually single player games that I really really really want to play.

@merc-ai: Well you already mentioned Boo. There's not much that can top Boo.

@Troubadour: Yeah but I had 30 hours of work in just this weekend and then spent monday babysitting and tuesday and today throwing up.. I did redownload and -image guild wars so I can get some time in this weekend. My pride calls for at least one title higher than I have before gw2.

@DGuardian: Nooo. Anything but that!

@Mandark: Yes. So very much. The first situation here is what I notice the most in stories. It really pulls the reader out of the story.

@S_path_23: The "show, don't tell" rule doesn't always seem like it was made with science fiction and fantasy in mind. Sometimes glossing over information that is basic knowledge in the universe is a much more elegant way to just get to the story people want to read without thinking of convoluted ways that only end…

@clumsyninja: Don't worry. Not a lot was said.

I'm not sure whether I like or hate this idea...

@Nigra: The USB stick method works for linux also. I'm not sure if the ethernet thing works.

@ffejie: And if they lose it..they're really cheap these days. Most people don't have a problem replacing them.