Luftwaffles

Boobs, maybe.

I just picked up the game and have sent some people from here a few friend requests, but my battletag is Luftwaffles#1973. So if you get a message from that, it's me.

I don't give half a shit about Crysis 2, but I do like the appearance of it on Steam, as perhaps it'd mean better relations between EA and Valve and perhaps some other (better) EA games popping up on Steam one of these days.

But that's the Witcher 1...

I don't care if it's not 2006 anymore. These are still sort of funny.

Well, I bought this and it should be here tuesday. Any suggestion on which class to try first? I'm thinking I'll try Witch Doctor first, as it's the one class none of my friends have tried yet, but I'm planning on giving Monk a shot probably second.

Second favorite album of 2012 so far, even if it isn't all that new or better than their last.

Course. The more the merrier.

I'll recommend this to everyone who buys BF3, but join the Press X Or Die platoon and play with the rest of us. MasterDex and I are the only ones who play regularly, but Kovach used to play a lot and I know some other people own the game as well.

I already have Civ V but don't have any DLC. Is any of it worth it or should I just skip it? The different nations/factions are alright, but most is entirely skippable.

Yeah, I've been playing through it with a few friends in co-op recently as well. It's good, and it still feels like Serious Sam, but like any Serious Sam games does, it wears you down after one or two levels. We seem to find ourselves going into the tunnel vision "try the same thing over and over until it works" strategy by halfway through the second.

Got some money back for selling back some books on Amazon and figured I should pick up some games. On a side note, Diablo 3 is the first game I've ever payed $60 for. It better be good.

God, I haven't heard that since Bing.

Have you heard their newest album? I think it released last year, but it's not bad. Not Yankee Hotel Foxtrot or A Ghost Is Born, but not bad.

You've got to have ICS, though, which I feel like most people don't.

FLD, if you're worried about getting the bearings of it, I will say it has an excellent tutorial that certainly helps to make up for the lack of a singleplayer. It doesn't throw you into a game completely blind by any means.

And suddenly, right before our eyes, Ethan became Ayn Rand.

Oh boy do I have a story for you. Last night, I went to go feed my dog, and he ate the entire bowl of food and drank a whole dish of water. I then go to give him some more food, and he eats that too and just stares at me, obviously wanting more. Little fucker never does anything for me, and he just expects me to feed him all the goddamn time, even though he gives me nothing. THAT is the problem with our country. Seriously, though, where is that 47% number coming from? I can't say I've heard it before.

Steam's Daily Deal, been looking to pick this one up for a while now.

Yeah, the ending of Bulletstorm was godawful. It's a shame, too, because it was one of my favorite games of last year. It didn't do a whole lot new, storywise, but the mechanics and the shooting were just so much fun it didn't really matter.