1200g for a month of sub time? Hell yes, sign me up. That takes like, an hour of playtime to make.

Got to give a shoutout to mynameisnotlilly, my favorite Let's Play-er ever. He's since gone inactive, but his Wasteland and Baldur's Gate playthroughs are superb, and he plays with a strong sense of character. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=…

Sounds like you're just a douche customer and they would've helped you faster if you had asked nicely.

OP, you're kidding, right? What kind of brain damage do you have to have in order to think that the response he got after going to *that* level of explicitness is a "maybe"? If my IQ was higher than 20, I would start sweating bullets and worrying about my job after the first non-response.

Mike Morhaime: "World of Warcraft is not designed as a free to play game. I don’t see that kind of transition happening to WoW."

Couldn't find it either. I also came on to ask if this was on there.

Well played.

Yeah there is a bit of bad voice work, but the male Witch Doctor is freakin' awesome.

I seem to be in the minority, but I just could not get into New Vegas at all. I played for about 10 hours and just got bored. Fallout 3's world had so much more character—heck, the Capital Wasteland practically was its own character—and interesting things to see and to do. Worst thing about F3 was the ridiculously…

If you saw that interview right after the Sony press conference, that producer John Hite pretty much confirmed it was NOT a Sony exclusive without actually saying anything. Right about the 1-minute mark: http://bit.ly/126K5nq

"Some Jerks Made a Completely Tasteless Boston Marathon Video Game"

"there is alot of server side costs that continue monthly"

Well that de-escalated quickly.

"These are all awful tips. I really have no problems finishing my games"

This is the whole problem, turning SimCity into an MMO. I'm not buying it until there's an offline mode.

"the always-online is built as a central part of the gameplay"

Are you saying that SimCity's an MMO?

SimCity is the *perfect* kind of game to play on an airplane ride. It's low-key, doesn't pump your adrenaline, and requires quiet thought. But you can't play it on an airplane because...who the hell knows why.

Ummm...that's like, the industry-standard expansion pack price. I have no idea what point you're trying to make. The point you *should* be making is "holy crap, only $40 for an entire game's worth of content? Awesome!"