Massive Attack and Portishead are what got me really paying attention to music as a kid. Still on my playlists today

by rip off you mean develop his game around 3 other games ideas, one of which was only ever pre-alpha and all development stopped on a month after first release?

As someone who recently found out they have celiacs disease:

I wouldn't be terribly shocked if they did this because they knew they'd likely get even more fan hate over any stylistic changes, minor or major, than just re-releasing.

I have no idea, I hate the taste and feel of baked apples. These people are insane.

wait wait.... For some reason I have this impression looking at the ghoul cowboy guy, but please tell me you play as a ghoul.

Ahhhh ok, yeah I remember hearing about that. And Xerath had a thing too yeah?

What exactly did League do though? I keep reading that they nuked their storyline and changed everything, but when I play league all the character back stories look identical to me. I mean, Ionia is still a thing, Noxus is around, what was the change? Or was there an overarching storyline that was even further…

well, DLC wasn't always based on money either, that started being common around 2005 or so. For instance, Total Annihilation offered a ton of new maps units and buildings for free on their website when it was rolling. It was more "Holy fuck guys, this internet thing is awesome, we could totally inject new content…

I regularly pick up Doom of any sort. DoomRL is a personal favorite, though Brutal Doom has been a glorious distraction the last bit. Fallout 1-2 have been constantly present on my machine, and if I had a joystick Freespace 2 would be getting played a lot more. I still hop on Descent 1-2 with mods occasionally to…

that was glorious.

Damn. Good description. I can attest to this too, up until I finally saw Captain America in the theater I'd always hated the entire concept of him. (I had the idea it was all obnoxiously mindless patriotism) But the movie turned him into one of my favorite heroes, as someone who was only mildly into superheroes at…

The crowd is there because this is the most 'Murican game ever to 'Murica! They're Americlapping your visit to your grandparents

I have the opposite issue, I burned through 10 characters never getting above lvl 10 in Oblivion before finally settling on a character that I played exclusively.

Oh god this makes me so happy. The only space combat sim I consider better is Freespace and that's only because of how pretty it was (and with mods, fucking gorgeous now).

I dunno, but I'm thinking if we want a realistic silenced weapon, why not just use infrared lasers? The technology for it is getting pretty close as it is. There'll be a mild pop from the air reclaiming the space the laser chewed through, and there might be a capacitor whine or something, but aside from that and a…

Holllllllly shit that game was so great. Quick! Sys32 is infected, shoot that mofo!

hahahah that was a damned satisfying falcon pawnch, but the bestest is that joke at the end 'That read made every english teacher in america happy."

Ahhhhh God I'd love to see a new Shogo, that game was so fun! And F.E.A.R. 1 still has some of the most fun multiplayer combat of any FPS I've played.

I gotta say, if its a return to the older Ravenshield style of gameplay, I'll love it. Some of the best LAN party memories I have are of that game, and the cover system and regen in Vegas just felt wrong to me. On its own as a game, Vegas is fine I think, but it didn't feel like Rainbow Six to me.