I'm not saying that everyone is innately violent, but it's also foolish to pretend that humanity has not been marked with violence all throughout history and to the present day.

I think you're missing the point or we're on different wavelengths.

I've never punched nor shot anyone.

Well thought and said. It's not a popular opinion, but often those are the most important ones to have.

I don't disagree with you. The idealistic side of me would like to not enjoy games that paint the conflicts in the middle east as something to enjoy, hence my statement that I don't believe that glorifying violence in games is a Good Thing.

There's still violence in Minecraft, but I get what you're saying.

Alternatively:

Oh god, those men.

Were my Xbox not shuttered away in a non X-boxy box somewhere, I would so very much be game.

This is also something I have never understood with the numerous rip-offs that go up and make money. Hoping that someone answers your question.

Lots more DIII no doubt.

If you buy something that doesn't work on release, especially if you had taken time off to enjoy your purchase, I think you're entitled to a little whining.

PSA:

Yeah, Amalur was easy as hell - which made the fun combat kind of boring. I played the game on Hard, and it wasn't even close to a challenge because my equipment made me so insanely strong. Now, you could have argued that I could instead have played with shitty equipment, but... eh. In a loot crawling game, that's…

Right on the money.

It's solid reasoning.

I know woefully little about music, and even less about jazz. My best friend, the musician, could say a lot more about this than I could.

The demo was outsourced supposedly, and the full game had none of the issues I experienced with the game.

I really don't understand what he's trying to say in that quote. I was about to post it too, but decided to refresh and see if I was the only one that just flat out did not get what the hell that quote was all about - looks like I wasn't.

I'm a level 31 Barbarian right now near the end of Act III with over 20 hours into the character.