Actually, yes, I did—-I looked for the first opportunity to kill him and eat the remains.

"Two russian spies, one masking a british accent, with terrible toupees. And a Cowboy hat."

I think its actually a fault of the in-house engine they decided to use—-I never remember even the ancient iteration of UE3 in the first game (Mass Effect) having such stilted animation, and DA:I kinda suffers from it too (also FB engine).

I'm of the (very, very small) minority that actually likes DA2 as the best of the series. DA:O was a great game, no doubt, but I felt more immersed in DA2, despite its limited "quest sites".

Oh, dont get me started on FO4 and its voicing of the player's character. What a disaster.

Its almost like they went out of their way to avoid making any different definitive answers in dialogue, for fear there would be too many branches to code.

Wow, cant agree with that at all, but to each his own—-I honestly didnt care whether any of them lived or died, unlike the entire Mass Effect series, or even the much-maligned DA2.

Fine, as in—alone and eating moldy communist bread (in short supply)—but alive. :)

Unfortunately, I'm not surprised. DA:I was very surprising when I actually played it—-I didnt give a crap about the characters (absolutely stunning for a Bioware game) and as everybody knows, the squad combat was difficult using PC controls, to say the least. The main story was ok, but not nearly enough to make up for…

I lost it when they distracted him with The Weather Channel.

For the sake of plot, yes, my mind did go there. I have nothing against poor Martha and her moldy crusty Russian bread.

Tim probably got boners watching drywall being installed. He was a walking vial of Cialis.

They did win in 09 tho. Plus, Joba apparently won a lifetime supply of bacon double cheeseburgers along with that WS ring.

Boyd didnt need no stinkin hat.

Ehhh, I was actually thinking it would be more interesting if Phil found out later on that his handlers had betrayed him and Martha was on the bottom of the Caribbean. But it was still a nice scene.

Final ep: Henry is forced to take out Paige to save his beloved Mother Russia.

What was the deal with taking that hat on the mission? Just a little dark humor, or did they think that if caught they could just say they got lost on the way to the rodeo?

DAD! NO! USE YOUR FINGERS!

How about "Is Henry here?" "No."

He had his glimpse into adulthood briefly in the greatest AD episode ever. 1600 candles.