I'm playing a rigger and yeah ... I'm not finding my drones to be all that useful. And they seem to be buggy as hell. I've had entire missions where other party members were replaced with the drone graphic and the drone was unusable.

Ah. I'll defer to you on that one. I haven't reached the final boss yet. Maybe Berlin will be out before I get there. Yeah I'm old and play games at a slower pace than most. Sue me.

Out of the box, it IS at least half as good. And Jake Armitage makes an appearance so they're connected. The level design tools though ... make the game BETTER than the SNES version.

It's map based. It saves anytime there's a map change (indoors/outdoors/etc.). It's not 'terrible' because the maps aren't particularly big but it certainly isn't ideal. Quicksave is going to be appreciated.

It's only free for Kickstarter backers as it was an included stretch goal. For all others it will be $14.99. Release in January.

Cory, let me know if you still need one and I'll send it over.

I've had it for about a 2 weeks. It's more organized and it's put me into a place where I "want" to minimize what I have at my fingertips since just about everything else can be at most a swipe and a tap away. The best feature that I just figured out this morning? I can add widgets to the individual spaces! For…

Does that include the games in my gift inventory?

Not really. I actually keep my most accessed cards/cash just under the band (not actually IN the wallet) so they're easier to get to. Also, the top and bottom card inside the wallet are pretty easy to retrieve, just pull open the wallet a bit and slide. It's easy enough to pull the band off if I need to get at a…

Skinny wallets for the win. Though I haven't been able to keep a wallet in my back pocket in years. I hate sitting on them. I had a non folding, top loading wallet with an annoying clip on it for years but recently replaced it with one of the Ainste (http://www.ainste.com/) wallets (Small Evan) from their…

My response to that is ... Did EA learn nothing? They've had years to learn from Steam so they could create a more compelling platform. What did they do? The exact opposite.

Am I going to be put into a queue when their authentication servers are overloaded? I'll just go back to my PC, thanks.

It's unfortunate that you're not seeing what Kickstarter is actually doing for independent creators. So far, I've backed 38 projects. 2 were unsuccessful, meaning I was never charged a dime. 2 are still in progress. 34 were successful. Of those 34, only 1 has so far been delayed beyond a reasonable timeframe…

Thor's Hammer ... $14.99

Don't suppose you would follow that up with a worthy recommendation at a similar price, would you? Serious, not snarky.

heh ... been a while since you've been to a McD's, eh?

I was with you until the dog's bark. That's going too far.

VOTE: Namecheap

The method I've been using is a 2 part password. A memorable phrase that provides me with letters and numbers + a site specific seed inserted with special characters surrounding it. So for instance ... if my phrase was "This $4 roast beef sandwich I ate the other day at [X] was called the Beef Eater" then I would…

Well damn. That puts that wildly specious rumor to bed then. Whoever the jackass was that came up with that one should be flogged.