A good weapongrip? Sadly they flunked the shouldering though if recoil's not an issue, it shouldn't matter.

For me, this is quintessential BSG:

Sure, poke me if you got any questions (Eustise IGN), was a bit out of it for a while as well but picked it up recently.

Sent. :)

I'll send you one, leave me an email adress.

It can be as time consuming as you want it to be. Some people pour hours and hours, others log in twice a month to adjust some prices and move some goods around. Take a crack at it, you can get 21 day buddy trials totally easy.

But that's in the spirit of the game. I was talking hard issues like actually counter-playing or playing poorly intentionally to ruin the game.

If it's a casual meeting, then it'd be horrible wrong to pull out your Arkham Horror or Battlestar Galactica. Get a Jenga, CaH, anything story-creation-based or extremely physical that can be setup and played under the limit of time you think you'd play, so 30min-1h in this case.

There is nothing that i hate that when people set up for a 5 hour game and someone decides it's fun to go against the spirit of it. Like non-cylons in BSG playing for the cylons because they're pissed or bored or someshit.

When you gather six people around a table to specifically boardgame, you expect people to boardgame. When you gather six people around a friday night for kicks, sure, i can understand if somehow boardgames get into that discussion that they won't be played seriously.

I had a gaming outlet a while back and enough said, if i were to take a game from a publisher or small time indie it was always with a promise to say my mind about it, no two ways about it. Few actually took me up as most of them expected good results in return.

Fixed an issue that caused Sim relationships to break when traveling to Egypt, China, or France.

I'd like gaming conferences to be more like gun shows. I was almost disgusted with gamescom this year, and i've heard it's barely a fraction of what goes on at E3.

Advent Rising - $4 million - In a story about the game, MTV reported that Chair Entertainment spent $4 million developing their sci-fi epic.

Thieves with daggers, close to same thing.

They have a very small and very specific niche, like the hidden object games. You'd never know it, they don't make millions, but they keep the business running. Hell, i was shocked to see Farming Simulator 2014 at gamescome.

"Studying."

Actually, it's already up. It got cracked and uploaded within a few hours. Don't mean to go all Gabe on this but his quote is gold, "piracy wins because they offer the better service".

Like military shooters have been done properly yet. Please. Even ARMA is barely scratching the surface, but all the pressure is in all the wrong spots.

Nearly forgot about this. It's been quite out of the spotlight for a while. The trailer still is fucking brilliant and i still enjoy it.