arbitarty

whats fun is playing on a server, the spawn rate seems to depend on the number of players. Get 30 people on and go down to hell and it is IMPOSSIBLE to survive

Do you have a blood moon night? Monsters go insane on those.

Server is 50 slots now.

Basically, waiting for tMod (only thing that gives you any control of a server) to get stabilized, so for now. its a free-for-all. Server is ter.rubberspoons.com password has changed. join the IRC below for the password or msg me here, but it may take a while here Password may change occasionally, new info will always be in the irc room, on irc.ospnet.org, #optimus Don't build anything important, because this will be torn down as soon as tMod is better. 8 Slots, tell your friends. I've reset the map and built a basic base for the NPC's to come to. Have fun!

Edit: Server is 30 slots now, increasing to 40/50 later on. See server details further below, and join the irc!

Day 22: Any of the halo sequels. Number one, had a great feel playing through it, I was hooked. I had a mental list of the things that I thought needed to be improved in a sequel, and upon playing them, none of these have been resolved.

RPGs and point and click adventure/mystery games.

Because I can walk around half naked and no-one seems to notice or care.

neverhood.

Left iPad at home. stole screenshot from internets:

Day 14: Never had a gaming one. The last wallpaper I had was a Transmetropolitan one.

2:02 looks exactly like bubble bobble from the amiga, that was my first instinct when I saw it. I'm unable to find any enemies that look like that though :/

Day 13: No way I can list them all. Essentially if I finish a game once, I'll finish it more than 5 times. If I lose interest before finishing it the first time, I'll likely never play it again. And re-playability doesn't have anything to do with how linear the story is or isn't. I can't even begin to count the number of times I've played through Day of the Tentacle, or the Broken Sword games.. They don't come much more linear than that, yet well over 10 or 15 plays, still enjoy them.

Day 11: Currently 360 occupies most of my time. Up until 3 years ago I was almost violently anti-xbox. "It's not a console" i would say "Its just a PC in a small box, where is its heart". It all changed when I was essentially given one. After playing PC games since PC games have been around, It was a big PC person, and still am. I would say at heart, PC. In practise 360. Day 12: The Neverhood. I have a feeling a lot of my answers are going to be "The Neverhood"

Day 10: Very difficult one, because best game play can have several categories. If we were going to generalise and I take into account all factors I like about games, and then pick a game that has the most of those.. I would say Banjo-Kazooie Nuts and Bolts.

So I played ME with and without dot. No difference, no problems.

Day 9: This is the only one I've struggled with so far. I guess the zelda twilight princess ending

Day 8: The Neverhood. Hands down.

Day 7: I know its a cop out easy one, but Guybrush and Elaine. I was going to say Duke Nukem and Kicking-Ass.

I'm really interested in this now. I've never experienced any sickness from a game, the only sickness I ever had was playing gameboy colour in the car, note: just the colour, I have the original, advance, advanced SP, DS, I also read books, play on phones etc. Gameboy colour would consistently make me sick. I've always wanted to try mirror's edge but feared the game wouldn't involve me enough to spend money on. But now I have a reason, and when my better half complains about me buying games, I can say ITS FOR SCIENCE@1!. I'm gonna pick up a copy this afternoon. I'll play through without the dot and see.

Day 6: Dog Meat from Fallout 3. I loved it. But I think I loved it too much. After acquiring Dog Meat my game then consisted of exploring with it, and after getting to a part that I thought was dangerous I would take it back home. I had no idea how tough it was. I knew I could 'send it home' but I had this weird thing where I didn't think he would make it back safely, I wasn't sure if it had its own random encounters. So I had to manually go forward and back all the time. ALSO I didn't know if you could fast travel with it safely ( I refuse to look up info online on my first play through of a game ). SO there was a whole heap of walking. It turned into this totally OCD dog protection thing and I was really obsessed about it. Primary goal in game was dog safety, secondary was gather miscellaneous crap and hoarding it at home, never to be used, only then came story line. It started to get really silly, so I figured I'd just leave it at home. After this I managed to get through a big piece of the game. But upon returning home one day, Dog Meat was gone. I freaked out and searched my house, I started talking to all the NPCs in the area thinking maybe it was part of the story. My game was falling apart around me. Figuring I needed to go sleep on it, and try and figure out what happened, I went home to save and there it was all of a sudden. I made a save at this point and to this day have not overwritten it, for fear of losing Dog Meat. I did continue to finish the game, although very slowly, as Dog Meat needed to come with me everywhere. On any subsequent play through I avoided Dog Meat as best I could. It was the most annoying thing, not because of the character but because of me, man I loved that dog.

Conker or Auron, because im always drunk

I'll be getting a 3DS for sure. I'm still fuming over the recent 3d TV boom which is using technology that pre-dates most people watching the tv. wtf seriously. Good on nintendo for actually progressing technology instead of releasing a 3ds that requires glasses, and then 6-months later the "3DS 3D!" which requires no glasses. It shows they are interesting in progression as much as profits.

Late to the party, finally purchased New Vegas. Have been meaning to for so long. Needed a game that I could draw out until La Noire. New Vegas should be good. Several hours down and I've not even finished the first two quests. Man I love exploring.