Yeah, he's going to look like a Gears of War extra.

Dactyl Nightmare... those were the days.

I think Kajlcat provided all the argument that's needed...

That isn't Bethesda's problem to fix. If they have decided to, for example, follow up with another Elder Scrolls and delay F4 another three years, why tie their hands with any sort of announcement? Keeping their mouths shut until they have something to show and a credible release date *is* in fact the best course of…

Bethesda is sure doing a fine job building up the anticipation with their silence

Indeed, good level design is hard. So is good procedural generation. I'd wager that for a 4-man team the latter is more attainable than the former.

"Everybody wants it"

Enjoy your Betamax.

Google+ is Facebook for neckbeards... but I'm already on Slashdot, so I have that angle covered.

I think hahn's point is that Google+ is fantastic if you don't have any friends.

Holy shit, I just wrote the exact same comment as you. :)

Why does the comment section of every article about Dark Souls need to turn into a shitshow about Skyrim? I've put hundreds of hours into each and they are so different as to make the comparison entirely meaningless. Yes, Dark Souls has much better melee combat. Yes, it has a very clever interconnected map. It also…

Ah. About as attainable as True Communism.

Ah, the Freedom Ship. I wonder what ever happened to that.

Just as it was a scientific certainty 500 years ago that the Earth was flat

This is daft. Audi may or may not be in decline, but their R&D budget is not necessarily an indicator of it: it's not how much you spend, but how, and what you do with it. Apple spends less on R&D than many of its rivals, for example, but wastes a lot less of what it does spend.

Well, the Pilgrims didn't own the ship, so short of an act of piracy, I don't see why or how they'd get to dismantle it on site.

Looks pretty Lugaru-esque, definitely.

The Mercedes CLS: