This is one of the cases where I don't see the big deal even if it was the other way around considering the ages as long as there was no actual forced sexual acts involved. Reminds me of how a 19 year old can be labeled as a sex offender if a 16 year old's parents don't agree with the relationship.

I spent quite a bit of time on the on wookiepedia when I was playing ToR for a while. It was fun reading the finer details of things. I tend to do this with many games I play and animes/mangas.

So it's kinda like the magical teleporting squadmates that appear on the Normandy in the ending when they were just on Earth with you.

Isn't this what OCRemix already does? Least last I recall you could access the normal music there as well (though the Remixes tend to make the songs even better).

That's how that breed of cat looks.

We're talking commercials. Course at least that cinematic gave me a good idea of what was happening in that expansion more so than some kid flying a toy around for the cheap emotional effect of them apparently dying while the games character lands and then charges into monsters.

Bioware/EA is great at making commercials for their games that show absolutely no gameplay. I mean hell at least Blizzard isn't afraid to show how dated WoW's graphics are in their commercials while ToR and ME show off these pretty cinematics.

This really isn't that new of a thing with the gaming media. For example Incgamers wasn't given D3 Beta Keys since Blizzard blacklisted them 3 years ago since they said something in a news article about SC2 that Blizzard didn't like.

Unfortunately that's what these game companies will keep doing since it gives them extra cash. If it's something like a single player game I'd be tempted to just torrent exclusive things that I couldn't get.

Eh it's like that in every universe, sci-fi or fantasy. Humans are rarely just a normal race and always have to be special in some way. Least GW2 is kinda unique in that regard in that humans are just a normal race and actually one of the lesser populated races. Though something tells me I'd see the typical 'flexible…

Though they can point out how a lot of the models in DOTA 2 look awfully similar to models from WC3.

No, Valve doesn't have the right to base things off WC3's assets. They based things on what another game company made. It doesn't matter if they altered a model a bit since in the end it still was based on the work of someone else. And whether they have the right to the name remains to be seen. :P But I do know that…

Icefrog actually didn't create DOTA.

But regardless of what those people want it does come down to right or wrong. And it does set a good point for Blizzard (since things like that WILL come up if this goes to court). And while you feel that way about the heroes any other person I've talked to has said the exact opposite (we're talking models here not…

Only this time a lot of that work was based on the work of a company they don't own (for the models and assets). :p

Maybe if the models in DOTA 2 and other assets didn't look right from WC3. It was pretty sad when they showed the trailer last year and I was able to point out what each model was in WC3.

Maybe if DOTA 2 was completely unique. It isn't and copies so blatantly off WC3's models that it's laughable.

I really don't see a problem with Blizzard not wanting Valve to use the name DOTA. What they said sums it up pretty well. They want to trademark a name that was based on a map made in another game. It always seemed like a shady move by Valve to name it DOTA 2 especially when the models in DOTA 2 look so ripped from…

Eh I guess there really wasn't much competition then besides maybe Rift.

What features does ToR have that isn't in just about every MMO? WoW doesn't have group looting for example but unlike ToR has it's color blind mode. The NPC characters with you is nothing since the content is balanced around you having those companions and every other thing on that list is nothing unique to ToR. This…