From what I undestand he’s specifically asking for a copy that lets you “choose when the split happens”. That’s one of them.

You’re making it sounds like he wants a single combined version which is the special edition that gives you access to all of the campaigns?

“But wait, there’s more! There will also be a single downloadable version of the game that lets you choose which faction you’ll fight for (the opening sections of both campaigns in all versions are identical, with the split happening later in the game; you can see it in the image below, with the divergence taking…

You provide a compelling argument...

Why is Fire Emblem holding my wallet hostage?

One thing I really like is that there's really no armor restrictions. Heavier armor simply means actions have a longer refreshing period.

I've always heard that the best option for close combat zombie fighting is the Trench Knife.

Well since you’re using a gif from that anime I assume it’s fair game to talk about it.

I got a chance to play it a little and honestly I'm hoping that the two hours or so I put in are the slow parts or something.

I kept thinking to myself, I'm getting kind of bored and the time travel mechanic is interesting but not exactly super captivating.

I liked Cinematic mod until like update 5 in which they abandoned this kind of updating the vanilla graphics into turning HL2 into some kind of twisted plastic Anime parody.

I remember I bought the PS3 version like a week before the new redone version was announced. I felt like it was some really terrible timing.

That's neat, for me I went in through the vines as well and got lost. Slaughtering people on the way there.

Eventually I ran into some prisoner who gave me a statue to give to the church guy. The church guy gave me a secret passage straight to Raedric.

Oh wow you can disguise yourself and it works?

Baldur's Gate 2. Viconia's story arc and romance.

Bioware still can't top it.

Kind of makes me feel bad for the awkward position the current Star Wars rpg now fills.

I always considered them to be, since it explained a lot about Ep 3.

Also that eye scar he gets is directly from the series when Anakin pops up. I can't imagine why they'd want to consider that non-canon all of a sudden.

Sorry for being unclear, Mike basically answered it.

To clarify, only Varric from DA:2 got a significantly expanded role in DA:I while the rest of Hawke's companion got throw away one lines from Hawke himself. (I don't really count DA:2 Cassandra because she was more of a narration device).

So I was asking if there was…

These silly little guys (Orz) from Star Control 2 are heavily implied to be how our brains comprehend a Cthulhu-like entity trying to crossing into our dimension with its "fingers" poking through "slippery spaces" for "parties".

It was all a dream and/or time travel take backsies.

I think my biggest question has to do with DA:I trying to tie in Dragon Age 2.