The best thing, with the new Crusader changes we don’t need to stutter step like retards with Hexing pants.

On every new season or new character, i play it solo to 70. I know for sure that the 1-60 and especially 60-70 playthrough is completely different than once you hit 70 and start actually doing end-game stuff like build-making, ancienting items and pushing high level grifts.

I doubt bone structures would be part of the package. At most an unrigged body.

Is that Hawken? So sad.

How about we lose the boob armor altogether? But i can understand the concepts, shock troops versus fighters.

I really don’t know why more games aren’t set in a lush, post-human, nature-taking-back world.

It’s a matter of preference. Both have epic stories. I’m rather partial towards Starcraft for the stark contrast and grimdarkness versus the more playful and shallower Warcraft storylines.

Next thing you know it you remember playing Fallout 2 on launch and that was FUCKING SEVENTEEN YEARS AGO.

I liked that the out with Frank wasn’t a ‘charisma check’.. you really did see the pain in him turning around and working with you.

The conversations between Stark and Bayonetta would be ridiculously juicy.

Hey Kirk, welcome to the dark side. Now visit the BlurBusters forums and realise you’re barely scraping the surface and you’ll want a high-density plasma or a SED/FED monitor. None of which are in production.

There is a reason the fan base is called ‘The Church Of Star Citizen’. It’s all feel, zero thought.

I don’t know much, but i used to play a lot of 1.6 back in the day, all the way from 1.2 beta before the UMP/Galil etc. So my question is. If 1.6 weapons remained stuck in stats for so long, creating a balance no one had any real issues with, why are they fiddling so hard with guns in GO?

I played it for 130 hours. And i’ll be honest, i pirated it. I didn’t finish it, i didn’t like it. It was just ‘easy’ to spend those hours in it. And i didn’t purchase it.

I played Rebel Galaxy for 3 hours, pirated. Then i bought it off GoG. Overall i played it for 20 hours, but i still would take those 20 hours here…

Actually, i trust Naughty Dog to do it well.

I just gave up and stopped playing when i realised i can’t progress Mass Fusion to inform to the Brotherhood, if you haven’t taken the quest to kill the Railroad. And If you didn’t take that quest, you can’t progress with Z1’s rebellion. Spoiled myself on the ending and there is no way to force take-over the…

Not really, Hayden and the Proctor really kept me tied into the slightly grayer roots of the Brotherhood.

You know what... YOU KNOW WHAT? That’s not bad.

Oh, forgot to list the parts: