Why is there no invisible mode on Steam or Battle.net? Sometimes I want to game with my friends, sometimes I want to play in peace. I can't do that on Battle.net, and I can't do that on Steam when I want to play L4D2 *only* with my girlfriend.

@Raziel66: I agree. The first few minutes were brilliant. The house flying away - wonderful. The second half was way too random for the established characters and felt too thin. I expected a more grounded story like The Incredibles or Ratatouille.

@brixish: Me too, I didn't even play Bioshock 2 because of that. But this - this looks like a fresh bunch of ideas! Count me in!

@boopadoo: Excellent!

@Embur: While no shooter, you might want to consider The Longest Journey and Dreamfall (Science-Fiction Adventures - superb storylines).

@Spaceboy: They simply *under*stand.

@igorPL: In all honesty, I think "over-qualified" is just their polite way of saying, "You seem to know a bit about what we do here, but we simply don't want you, please go look for a job somewhere else."

@legendnthemaking: And baguettes!

@Jinra321: He was probably made in heaven.

@FTH: I agree. Just make games. If you keep at it, you'll get better, and soon, someone will start to notice.

@Evil_Cookies: I don't defend the point of view of Grievlocke - but you say she didn't choose to be a stripper. So then, who forced her? It was her choice, after all.

@seishino: Except, you know, those who make free games to begin with.

Good, I wasn't gonna sign anything anyway!

@Ikubi: I thought so as well.

We are eternally grateful.

@RadiantViper: My thoughts exactly.

@steerpike: Excellent.

"Uh, is Dr. Kleiner really telling everyone to... 'get busy'?"

@Satchwar: Or Fallout first!