i don't know ... i find that so satisfying ... especially when i peel off a large chunk at a time ...

apart from the character move speed not being in line with the walking animation ... how did they not notice that ? it's pretty noticeable, right ?

anyways ... looks really good considering ...

big plus on this. dota is by far the single, best example of in-game microtransactions done right. before dota or after ... i have yet to find a game that didn't bug me someway with microtransactions.

will admit i'm a little surprised ... just didn't feel like the kind of guy that would buy this kind of house ...

they make perfect sense. you could ignore every single bit of the codex, ignore every single side quest and it would be extremely clear what was the main campaign about ( especially if you played da:o ) and also relatively clear what the post credits scene was about. that was explained the last mission or so ... all…

explained ? loved the game as i did both da:o / da2 but this is hardly a game that requires explanations ...

even if you focused solely on the roughly 10 hour main plot and it would still be pretty clear what was going on. you wouldn't know all the little details, sure ... but the gist of it would be obvious.

this isn't the first time i've heard this god damned statement from ubisoft - ' You know what I mean - 'oh, I've been a ninja before, I've been a samurai before.'

who in the f**king f**kable f**kability f**cking f**ckaciously f**k has played that game ? cause i sure as hell haven't ...

can anyone please, for the love…

well ... i don't know what news sites you've been watching ... but as i said ... i stumbled onto it constantly. it got plenty of coverage ... it's just not a popular game, period. people don't want to read about niche games.

how the hell is that an under the radar game when i stumbled onto it non-stop for the past half year or so ... pretty sure it got good reviews as well everywhere. that's anything but a game under the radar ...

why the hell is everyone so surprised of game of thrones being good ? it's not the first place i see it ... it's like they were expecting it to be the worst game ever ... telltale do good stuff. not to mention that the first time i heard about it i was sure it was gonna be good. it's exactly the kind of game that fits…

jesus christ ... i have no idea what was going on there. guess i'm getting too old for this shit ... time to turn my attention towards candy crush saga ...

well ... unity looked/looks freaking awesome too ... except ... you know ... it didn't fucking work.

even so ... still right. even with my fast downloads and it still bugs the crap out of me. even if for a mere 3-4 minutes ... i still get pissed at it.

and the umpft different services and extra software on my computer ( considering i'm a guy that has an obsession with keeping only the bare minimum running ).

not even…

don't really agree with this. if it was just air then you wouldn't need those pumps. that air has to go through a process before you can actually use it. you don't pay for the air ... you pay for the process.

wait ... what ? where have you seen cheating in a world cup ? as nasty an organization as fifa is ... still ... i find it incredibly hard to believe that you were chocked by so 'much' cheating. an occasional bad call, sure - after all this isn't american fotball, but cheating ? no ... pretty sure you're either…

not even half of it is footage. but it will do for now.

lan parties were fun. period. regardless of the game ... whether it was blowing each other's heads in a fps or pissing off noobs on bnet ... they were always fun.

oh ... you are so right. this is not only not exciting, but down right pisses me off.

there are actually probably several million ways about it ... depending on how many people played it.

quick, little timmy cursed at little johnny in an online game of call of duty. call the fbi, call the national guard, get the military ... launch the freaking nukes ...

but i will give it to the guy that wrote this ... i read almost the entire thing. granted under false pretenses since i was hoping to find out…