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I, too, hate Maher. He's smug as hell.

Agreed on Moonrise Kingdom. Brilliant stuff, except for the child acting. Then again, almost every movie ever has awful kid actors. It's a fact of life; you give a kid a decent script, and the little fucker will butcher it.

With the overwhelming amount of content created previously? I don't know about you guys, but I have 325 games in my Steam library, and that's not even counting my PS2, 360, PS3, Wii and Vita games. I think I would be good for a year. But I can guarantee you that after that year, people would still be pirating stuff in droves.

Any game from Valve, really. My favorite from theirs might be Portal 2. Deus Ex Human Revolution is multiplatfrom, but it had a specialized PC version that controls more like the classic game. Plus, it's only something like $7 this weekend, so jump on that. Bit.Trip.Runner and Super Meat Boy are great if you can handle challenging platformers. If you're an adventure game fan, check out anything by Wadjet Eye. Their Blackwell series and Resonance are on GOG, and Gemini Rue is on Steam. Into horror? Amnesia: The Dark Descent is a must buy. Not for the feint of heart. Atom Zombie Smasher is a top-down strategy game that is oozing with style. Audiosurf, if music games hold any interest for you. The Binding of Isaac is an excellent combination of dual joystick shooters and Rougelikes, with some cute, horrific imagery. Freedom Force: Campy, top-down superhero game. Frozen Synapse: Brilliant competitive game with completely randomized levels. Garry's Mod: You'll have to own a Source game like Half-Life 2: Episode 2 to play this, but you can do amazing shit with it, like building airplanes made out of bathtubs or posing ragdolls in silly positions. Hard Reset: Neat arena style shooter that will test your reflexes with plenty of tough, robotic enemies. Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis: Old school adventure game with Indiana Jones. Jamestown: Bullet hell shooter which asks the question, "What if the revolutionary war happened on Mars?" Lone Survivor: Dark, moody, Silent Hill-esque game where you have to keep yourself alive and sane. Overlord and Overlord II: These were also multiplatform games, but if you're truly looking for something unique and different, you'll want to check these two out. You play an evil, Sauronic villain who takes little imps by his side into combat, fighting various parodies of Tolkein and fantasy lore. Painkiller: No one does arena-style shooting better than Painkiller. Better than the first one, anyway. Don't buy the sequels. They're shit. Civilization V: An amazing, addictive strategy game that will have you playing until you glance up and realize it's morning and you never went to bed. Also, the best in the series, despite what some may tell you here. Superbrothers: Sword and Sworcery EP: Just buy this fucking game. It's brilliant. Team Fortress 2: Completely free, and completely amazing. Tiny and Big: Grandpa's Leftovers: Short and a little frustrating, but there's nothing quite like it, and you'll easily fall in love with the world it's created. TrackMania: There's a free version on Steam somewhere. Crazy racing game; you can race with over 300 people at the same time, you drive through each other's cars like ghosts, the maps are all insane and user-created, and it's incredibly addictive. Trine: A side-scrolling fantasy action game, with gorgeous visuals and an amusing story. VVVVVV: Platformer that looks like it was ripped right from the Commodore 64, but the soundtrack and gameplay are truly wonderful. Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War II: It's a Company of Heroes-like RTS that makes excellent use of squad mechanics. That reminds me, I forgot to recommend Company of Heroes. Get that one. The Witcher 2: Assassin of Kings: If you're into third person action RPGs at all, this is a must-buy. In fact, it's the most brilliant RPG ever made. World of Goo: Puzzle game involving creating structures with cute little goo balls and leading them to safety. Zeno Clash: First person fighting game set in one of the most bizarre worlds you've ever encountered. I could come up with more suggestions if you want them. I own something like 324 games on Steam, so I have quite the library to draw from when it comes to recommendations. I also mostly left out multiplatform suggestions since chances are you've probably played stuff like BioShock and Batman Arkham Asylum.

Sounded like Falling Down with less direction.

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Alfred Hitchcock's "Dial M for Murder". Neat little detective story that takes place almost entirely in one room.

Really? Because from what I read, it sounded like the problem was that some people were still restricted even after 72 hours, not that the "up to 72 hours" was a mistake.

Oh yes, play the demo for Resistance. It's utter shit, IMO.

I played Lead and Gold on my brother's Alienware laptop once. It did the same thing; depending on whether you were on the red or blue team, the colors changed to red or blue.

Wings of Liberty

I'm just angry because I gave them money for this, and I no longer want to trust them with my money until this is fixed. And yes, you got those two definitions right.

I'm not buying it even if it DOESN'T have it. Until they can get my game to run flawlessly on this behemoth of a PC, I'm not giving them another cent.

Just died for the fourth time this week due to crippling lag. I'm done. I don't ever want to look at this fucking game again. If this is how Blizzard games are going to be from now on, I don't ever want to play their games again, either.

http://us.battle.net/d3/en/forum/topic/5889089807 Oh, Blizzard, why do you have to be like that?

Oh yes give me all of your Willem Dafoe. He's one of my favorite actors.

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