No, you get some of the low-end coins you can trade once a week, for three of the current tier bonus roll coins.

When an expansion hits, players come back. When it winds down, players leave. It hit 8 million during Cataclysm, too. I'm pretty sure it hit 8 million during Wrath as well.

Uh.. to be fair, there's no pay to win. WoW has been an endgame focussed game for a while, so EXP buff doesn't really do anything except get people to the end of it's overlong tutorial faster.

That's a Devilsaur, not a T-Rex :p

To be fair, he asked for $20,000. (which, okay, given "doing this full-time till it's done" - that's fair) and kept running out of stretch goals and having to make new ones to improvise.

Well, we're close, but there was still some uncanny valley all up in that closeup.

It's admittedly not the most accurate art. It's an interpretation of Giga-Bowletta <.<

There is only one desire I have for the roster.

PC is harder to track - i started out on it though, with a 386..

American McGee really made a mistake with the OZombie name. Because, well... it doesn't involve shambling, brain-eating corpses - but rather automatons, people who live but don't think. Don't form their own opinions, who have been brainwashed. The idea makes quite a bit more sense when you look at it.

Personally? I think Honest Hearts is WAY better than Operation Anchorage, which ranks pretty highly in my personal worst expansion list.

New Vegas > 3. Though I agree with Patricia's point about The Strip, the world itself was more alive, and it didn't have as many confusing and annoying areas as 3.

This seems relevant. It contains some good ideas how to deal with account thieves.

I'm with you on this. Seeing this makes me want the game even more.

I would love if BF4 multiplayer let the player choose whether their character was gay, straight, or bisexual. And then, because it's BF4 multiplayer, that choice didn't do anything, nor show up anywhere. It would just be there. As a choice that does nothing.

I don't think the two are mutually exclusive though. They could have focussed on the romance AND making it a good game.

They can do what they want. It's been released to the internet, and thus, is out forever.

It wasn't just the internet. How about some damn common sense. How much of a market share will a system that omits parts of it's potential audience get?

I think it's more that they realised how dumb it is to try and win the world market using a system with restrictions like that.

Three times during this past console generation, my internet was down. Two of those were longer than 24 hours. What did I do? Played singleplayer games on my PS3.