Holy shit, the women's hair choices are even worse than I imagined!

Touché.

SP:SoT is a great RPG. The humor is a big part of the game and it helps the game not to become stale. There are a few missteps here and there, but it is such a nice change of pace compared to other games out now.

Ooooo! I love a good farce!

Thanks for the input. For my my BioWare female characters, I usually select a bun and a shaved head for guys at least looks normal. You can leave out the Robert Smith from the Cure hairdos.

I always thought Heide's Tower of Flame looked like Anor Londo.

Cool. I figured you'd be a good person to ask, although, is there anything about this series you don't like?

Yes. I have not fought them, yet, but they look awful.

My bad, they're horseys… with horns.

I do not have a PC for gaming (I'm not hip). I will be playing it on my PS3. I didn't think the graphics were bad in DA:O. Are they not very good in DA2?

I miss his show.

DS2 is fantastic and the DLCs are worth it for the gear alone (Crown of the Old Iron King is outstanding for casters). I completely missed the Frigid Outskirts my first time through, but am not looking forward to going there, next time around. Aren't there invisible, electric reindeer or some shit, there?

My thought process: "Gnomes? What was wrong with the gno—OOOOOOOH!"

And the cats just sat and watched? Jerks.

Well put. The Unplanned Parenthood quest? Wow.

Thanks, man!

Question for you (and maybe Fluka, if she joins in): I just got DA2 and was wondering if I need to get any of the DLC? Awakening from DA:O was fantastic and added a lot to the story, so are there any DLC that are just as essential in DA2?

Dude, that sucks! I hope, more importantly, that you and yours weren't harmed.

Great selections! I really should play Valiant Hearts. After playing South Park: The Stick of Truth, I am changing my Game of the Year from Dark Souls 2 to SP:SoT. It is the most fun I have had playing a game in a long time. The RPG combat mechanics; and weapon and equipment choices are great, too. Every time I…

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