Wow, these are absolutely fucking bonkers. I love it.

Our first leaning was to disable team chat between players that aren't partied by default, but we weren't thrilled about introducing something to combat toxicity that would simultaneously eliminate players' abilities to make friends and find like-minded team-mates in our game. Instead, we're going to introduce a Mute…

Bravo for oppressing women and stealing from the poor? Being less bad than other popes doesn't mean he gets my applause. Women are still dying because of this man.

Also for the record Tobias Menzies—Edmure Tully from Game of Thrones—makes an incredible villain!

I completely expected it. Too many gamers shrivel up like limp dicks at the terror of having to confront anything that doesn't fit with their narrow little worldviews...

If I ever get to the stage where I am involved in developing games like this one I will be so happy. Thank you so much for your contribution to bettering our industry and community! :)

You've got quite a first under your belt! Congrats!

And i sincerly thank you and the studio behing this project for this game....It's one of those few games that, when you play it, it changes your standards of how a game affects you, how meaningfull their story and characters are...

Next week for that, I think. Most likely late this week or some time next week for This War of Mine as well.

The difference matters in the execution. I hadn't played advanced warfare yet but my guess it's going to be a cheap plot device rather than the theme of the game.

Looks like this one 'excels' over the first game.

In very my first playthrough, for instance, I created one character intended to be a dedicated techie—the kind of person that could hack into things and fix other things on the fly. Another, meanwhile, was primarily a diplomat: high in charisma and intelligence, with skill points for smooth-talking and outsmarting…

A friend and I used it on its public release date. We deleted our accounts, and uninstalled it within minutes. We don't talk about it...

Got here from a more recent article linking to the game to here. May I say that reading this thread and the posts alone has brought tears to my eyes and I wish you all the very best.

My only question:

Why isn't every single action gloriously narrated like in Bastion?

"Tons of scenarios"? Are LGBT people somehow...different from straight people? We don't need extra scenarios. As I mentioned in a previous article, since this game is about having various relationships, you can have same-sex best friends. So what is the problem with taking it that one extra step further?

I'm an Evernote fanatic, also, but Todoist is such a great task manager that I'm using it even without the Evernote integration, and I still love it.

It's actually so much better than the default outlook task manager that I've gone over to Todoist altogether. The Outlook plugin puts a button on your menu ribbon which will send any email to your Todoist account as a task.

Don't hold your breath, they still haven't taken any of the awesome advice I give them when I fill out my club nintendo surveys.

Except Gabriel García Márquez.