I never play ME 1 anymore due to the fact that every time I do, I start thinking about the quests and interesting things in ME 2. I love the Mass Effect Universe so much, but ME 1 is such a slog.

I was the same way for Divinity: Original Sin. The difference with this game is the fact that Obsidian is making this game, as well as the fact that most of the people who made this game where the ones who worked on Baldur's Gate 1&2. I think it really will be amazing. The game play seems very much like those, but…

Happy Birthday!

I am patiently playing Baldur's Gate. This is mostly due to me not being able to hold in my impatience for Pillars of Eternity.

Good News! It works!

Wait, why does my foot hurt?

"Wait, I thought this was just a whirlwind of hot dry sex"
"Well…first it was just to rummage through your underwear for the remote, then I found so much more!"

If cop a feel I must, then cop a feel I shall *rips shirt off*!

Yes for god sakes Yes!

I really, really love Transistors The Spine. It just makes the whole game feel so much better to me. I love it so much.

It's time for Professor Farnsworth's Question-o-Rama!

It is really hard to get into, and I die a lot. I found that I had to make sure that I had a quick save every few minutes or I died and had no way to recover from it.

I will be playing Baldur's Gate: EE. My sorcerer died horribly when he tried to breathe fire on an ogrillion and got a face full of club instead. This time I rolled a Cavalier and I am loving it much more. I've never truly beaten this game (mostly due to rerolling characters, which by far has gotten me hooked more…

Wait Merve you don't?

I usually have some sort of pun to keep me going. Such as: I spider a little bug here or the golden pantaloon rule. Then a few years later when I look to see what saves I have, I am utterly confused.

It's time for Professor Farnsworth's Question-o-Rama!

I disagree about the combat. It is very well suited for almost any situation and there has only been one time I had to actually look something up. It really has simplified everything and made the whole combat flow much better. I also love that spellcasters can cast spells all the time. Cantrips really work well…

Actually, the design ISN'T combat focused at all. There are a lot of variations and there really makes some good choices for a multifaceted group.

Ah ha! When I finish with Baldur's Gate, I'll jump in on that right away!

This campaign was set in the Forgotten Realms along the sword coast. By the way, this is a 5th Edition game.