Yeah, you guys have it bad. Kinda glad the UK didn't switch to euros now.

I don't really 'roleplay', but sometimes it's fun (especially in harder games / difficulty settings) to take it a little more seriously. As in, pointing out enemies, giving instructions, etc.

I don't really want dates, to be honest. I find the whole concept kind of weird. Like, selecting reciprocally interested potential mates with which you arrange meetings at pre-selected times in order to assess your compatibility. Don't get it at all.

I never seem to come out good-looking in these things. I'm starting to suspect that perhaps my mother has been lying to me all this time.

Speaking of Ghost Recon, I love the first game. Honestly, probably my favourite FPS, and I still play it every now and then. There was such a real sense of danger that's missing from most games, modern Ghost Recon games included.

There was a pretty long bit of gameplay during the GameTrailers coverage yesterday.

Thank you.

Well, yeah. I have no idea how FFX ends. And I'd never just ask how something ends because at that point you may as well just read the Wikipedia page.

Well, 12 years means there's basically a new generation of people who have never played it. And I'm sure there are plenty of people who missed it. Come to think of it, I never actually completed the game.

Thanks for the explanation!

Ah, okay. Thank you for actually explaining it instead of getting all touchy.

Retry.

I think it is at least a little bit. Both say they're letting publishers decide. That's a little bit.

Is that basically the same as the 360? I've never owned one.

"In denial"? How, exactly?

So... just like the Xbox?

Sounds like a caper for sure.

Well, you're better with words than I am. Sorry if I'm less than eloquent (if that comes off as sarcastic, it wasn't intended).

Did you watch the compilation of creations at the end? Some of them were pretty far removed from what I initially thought the game would be capable of. To my mind a pretty deep system of smoke and mirrors.

I appreciate your considerate response to my somewhat hostile one.