[quote who="NTJedi" reply="7" id="2326015"]I recommend the AgeofWonders:ShadowMagic with the 1.4 patch [/quote] I'd love to if I could get my hands on an english copy of it for a reasonable price. But around here you only get the german version, or english versions for a price even higher that upon it's initial release... [e digicons]X([/e] [e digicons]>:([/e]
[quote who="Crassmaster" reply="24" id="2327834"]Stardock, Paradox, EA, Betesda, anyone else you can name are in business for the express reason of MAKING MONEY AT IT.[/quote] Of course. However, most Devs/publishers -as opposed to EA- actually try to give people who have probs with their products support the best way they can... Biggest exception being Atari which tends to rather abandon their products when support gets too ressource consuming. Still, I don't pirate. I simply
Hehe, quite interesting how many people here play Bloodbowl... I used to play the tabletop version during my time at the university.
[quote who="Spartan" reply="25" id="2325721"] Shoot part of me hopes that ... Frogboy would pen up some lore scrolls as teasers for the community.[/quote] Yeah, that would be great! YOU HEAR THAT FROGGY?! [e digicons]:grin:[/e] Dunno if books would work out though, since Elemental is more of a build forces an battle strategies game as opposed to DA:O. Granted, they could tell a tale of how trouble 's brewing and one faction is building it's forces
[quote who="ZehDon" reply="11" id="2325633"] Wait, there are Morag Tong in Oblivion? [e digicons]8(|[/e] [/quote] Oops, mixed that up. It's the Dark Brotherhood, of course... See? It's too long I haven't played it... No, wait! Did I say that first part aloud?! *looksaroundanxiously* I'd also play Galciv2 some more, but my newer rig's mainboard died, and I'm waiting for replacement. Luckily my old one is still working and
Good choice! [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e] A friend of mine has a g/f who likes the same games he does to a large extent. So it's rather the competition than her trying to get him off the screen that bothers him.They're both looking forward to DA:O and SW:TOR as well. Also he managed to get his older daughter into playing SW:Lego. I for one am currently thinking about buying the DA book to get a better impression about the underlying story a
Ah, I see... Doesn't look n sound too bad either. But if I had to choose I guess I'd opt for SW:TOR. On a funny side note "TOR" is the german word for "goal" (like in soccer - not a personal goal). [quote]I may have to make some hard choices[/quote] Like quitting your job or dumping your g/f? [e digicons];P[/e] [e digicons]}:)[/e]
Hrm, Oblivion is something I have to finish sometime too... Shortly after I ran the first two errants for the Morag Tong I lacked the time and later the motivation to...
Guess what, I played Etherlords 2 on my Win98 partition. Shitty Star Force doesn't bother me on that OS. :D
[quote]The truth of the matter is, EA *has* responded to some degree to consumer criticism as of late,...[/quote] Well, personally I tend to believe their change of mind was also to a great degree due to the filed class action suits, but nevertheless it's a good thing they DID change it after all. :D [quote]DA:O STO SW:TOR E:WoM[/quote] Forgive my ignorance, but I have no idea what STO is. However to the rest I do concur wholeheartedly.</p
Well, I would really love to believe that Bioware's plan to turn EA's douchebags' opinion upside down through their policy of allowing Anti-DRM discussion in their forum to learn what it is that bothers their customers and communicating it to them finally came to it's fruition, and I actually did. That was until the stupid constant need to be online to play C&C4 was revealed. I won't go as far as saying EA is plotting some evil kind of new scheme for DO:A without proof. Howe
@woca: *ROFLOL* no comment. On Sacred2: Well, I played Sacred 1 and liked it. But from what I read so far about 2 I'm not very surprised Ascaron went broke...
Heh, can't think of more recent releases since I don't bother about Atari games eversince MoO3, but this already brings us to my point. MoO3 and The Temple of Elemental Evil were absolute crap out of the box. So it's really not a big surprise they're going down the drain.
[quote who="ManSh00ter" reply="20" id="2295554"]Outside of bad science fiction, no. But I'm always interested in things I don't know. [/quote] As you wish... Not exactly the same type of EMP we're discussing, but nevertheless... "The U.S. Air Force has hit Iraqi TV with an experimental electronmagetic pulse device called the 'E-Bomb' in an attempt to knock it off the air and shut down Saddam Hussein's propaganda machine. Iraqi satellite TV, which b
Didn't read all of what has been posted, but nukes aren't nescessary to cause an EMP. Ever heard of EMP bombs?
Look at my avatar and my nick and go figure. [e digicons]:grin:[/e]
Seems like everone else beat me to it, but my advice would also have been: Get rid of Internet Exploder and install Firefox 3.5. [e digicons]:grin:[/e]
[quote who="ShadowMastiff2468" reply="2" id="2277522"] Logan's run is a classic.......LOGAN 5 please...identify +_+![/quote] Mhmmm... Jenny Agutter... yummy... [e digicons]:drool:[/e]
[quote who="Moosetek13" reply="4" id="2277590"]MJ isn't dead. Elvis picked him up in their spaceship.[/quote] Yeah, I wonder how many people will come up within the next 50 years telling folks that they saw Jackson in the supermarket or that their hubby sweated out an outline that looks like him. Too bad Jackson had to sell the Neverland Ranch. It might have turned into a new Graceland.
Seems to be some new kind of marketing fashion those staged scandals/protests these days. Remember Sacha Cohen (aka Brüno) landing his arse in Shady's face, and his(Shady's) subsequent oh so furious walk away from the awards last week? I for one didn't know about that specific game either, but now my interest is kindled. Not due to the protests though, but because I like that particular story. And as for the Dale Earnhardt quote: Right he is. In mar
[quote] Tales of Monkey Island[/quote] Let's just hope that it doesn't end up being a major disappointment as is Leisure Suit Larry: Box Office Bust ...
[quote]You didn't learn this after SPORE?[/quote] I never touched that piece of DDRM infected shite.
[quote]I only wish that consoles die out and the PC takes over. ... no more of this "download content" crapola (it's either a patch or an expansion, and patches are free and expansions add alot and cost money, not you pay-for-both-but-we-call-it-download-content).[/quote] Oh yeah? Try SIMS 3. DLC for 6 times the game box's price to be had from day 1. And most of the stuff should actually be included. So now we know EA's new strategy. Promising no DRM but instead delivering a g
@ Zyxpsilon: Well, suffice to say that as single EM bomb going off in NY would probably seal the fate of US economy anyways. [e digicons]:grin:[/e]
Oh and North Korea isn't much of a militarisic threat to the world either. The only reason for their nuke program and testing is simply that Kim always gets a major hard-on whenever he can do some saber rattling...
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