What have you tried? You should be able to get the base game (feudal Christian rulers) down in a few simple runs.

First game? Ireland in 1066. You're almost completely safe from Vikings and no one is going to take your stuff but other Irish people. Learn all your basic family management, investment, and expansion…

Megatron turned into a handgun small enough for other Decepticons to fire him. Size is wildly irrelevant in G1.

I guess he never took it out? In which case, shouldn't it be penetrating rather than penetrated?

I can understand complaining about the storyline(s) in a game and feeling like they get in the way. That can happen in almost any game. What I don't get is not really wanting a story at all. Any story.

See, I'm the opposite. I would've preferred Fem Revan and Male Exile; mostly for shipping reasons.

Bastilla was awful. Carth was okay. Ergo, female Revan should've been the canonical variant. Seriously, not was she a) a total bitch and b) worthless, but she was the most questionable romance I've ever come across in any…

No.

Officially, Idris has generally maintained that he doesn't want to be James Bond because he doesn't want to be "the black Bond", which is understandable. Furthermore, he's too damn old to start a Bond stint; he's 42, Craig is 46. Yes, that's a good four year difference, but Craig has been James Bond for 9 years. By…

No, I mean that some captains are little more than named grunts and other captains are ridiculously difficult if they get the right sets of buffs and nerfs. Weapon master makes them immune to finishing moves (against captains, your execution attack only finishes them if their health is low, but it does remove a…

Maybe you never got the right randomly generated orc captain in the right base?

Weapon master + quick turn + invulnerability to arrows + fears that you can't really capitalize on = a hell of a slog fest. Naturally this takes place in one of the larger strongholds so you get lots of extra mooks to fight as well.

With the way the DLC is going, I have a feeling that Monolith accidentally'd a Game of the Year and doesn't really know what to do with it.

To that point, I have to wonder how their next project will fare - Middle Earth-based or not. Going over the Wiki page, this is a pretty obscure developer (FEAR being the only…

Same.

Also, I'm thoroughly disgusted that Phil mentions how some people are "MMO fans" and are "feel it was hampered by focusing on the story." I mean, fuck, these MMO's are like virtual casinos set up to eat all your time and money.... the fact that someone wants more naked cynical money-grabs to be present in a game…

While fast travel is integrated into the map, I don't let it reflect on the map itself. The map, in and of itself, is excellent. Fast travel does, however, ruin immersion and reflects lazy design for lazy players. The lack of good directions in game is also pretty shit. The map should be your back-up, not your go-to…

Oh, don't get me wrong, I loved Morrowind. Even with all it's flaws, it's still the best TES game IMO; Skywind literally can't come fast enough.

And yeah, the map(s) were gorgeous. I still have mine after all these years.

Why is the DLC for this game so bad?

Buying the uber-rune packs is akin to buying "win the game" items from a mobile game, the challenge/test DLC seem to be kinda lame and only for a score-oriented gamer, and the warband packs don't seem to justify much of anything.

Why in the world are these selectable DLC rather than…

Eh....

The Morrowind overworld map was pretty terrible. I mean, it was probably okay for its age, but still terrible. On the other hand, you didn't really need the map because a lack of reliable fast travel made sure that you learned your way through every stupid foyada around Red Mountain.

Oblivion and Skyrim were…

Here I thought you were joking, but no; they actually want ~200 USD for it. I'd be willing to pay, like, 60 bucks for a 7 inch statue (neither Malacath nor Hircine for my money), but 200 is too much and 15 inches is too damn big.

He's self-medicating.

Guy got eaten, digested, and voided by another Daedra... I think he deserves a little slack :P

Not exactly. So, there's cortosis, an element that resists lightsabers. It's cortosis that's weaved into weapons, vibro or otherwise, that allows them to spar with lightsabers to some level of success.

The vibro part of the weapon is that they have a sonic generator causing the weapon to vibrate.

http://starwars.wikia.…

So.... we kinda never saw him die.... and people lose their arms all the time in Star Wars and still keep on going..... and Jedi & Sith have a way of being spry, super-powered 17 year-olds well into their golden years.....

JJ, don't you fucking troll us by having Mace Windu be the new Sith Lord.

Doesn't have to be vibro, KotOR had regular long-swords as well.

The sai isn't that far off though. There's a forked saber that shoots out a little dirk dagger at a 45 degree angle, and star wars definitely has dagger sized lightsabers. Form factor may not have been shown yet, but it's definitely within the realm of possibility.