TheMightyEthan
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I think ours counts hidden posts and yours doesn't.
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Not everything else. The combat was basically the same.
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Oh my god now I want to get a sheep dog and name him Commander Shepard.
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Dragon Age 2 was a lot better with the quest markers.
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Booker is one of the best dog names I've ever heard.
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Playing on a TV screen really reinforces how much better PC games look than console games. Playing KoA on my monitor it was on the bad side of nothing special, then I moved my PC into the living room and all of a sudden "wow, this game looks great!"
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I think it's because I'm used to AA and stuff when playing on my monitor, but on the TV I normally only play console games, so something running at native 1080p with post processing and whatnot looks amazing to my console-calibrated brain.
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I'm mainly a PC gamer, and PC games look lovely on the big screen. Console games, however, look like shit warmed over. It's a huge and noticeable difference.
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Yeah I'm on a five year old PC that's not particulalry high end and there's enough of a difference, can't imagine what i7 n GTX760s n such must make games look like.
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The tactics have presets at the top, so you can set their general behavior without having to worry about each specific skill.
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"X, Y, Z, and, per se, and"
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@Dean: Yep, people were obviously willing to pay money to not have to type "/sarcasm". /sarcasm @Hot Heart: Yeah, isn't "&" just "et" run together and then mangled over thousands of years?
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Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning. I'm really enjoying it so far, as evidenced by my (according to Raptr) 12h 34m playsession I just ended. Obviously that includes bathroom breaks and whatnot. But I doubt more than 30 minutes or so of that was downtime.
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Legacy of the Void is the Protoss one.
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I've got my backlog down to 8 games now. That's the lowest it's been since I started keeping track.
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lol, no, I just made that up as something that an atheist monument might say.
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Okay, I thought you were saying something like "this is a game, not some artistic endeavor".
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"Let this stone forever stand as a testament to the harsh reality that we are naught but flesh, scurrying around, directionless, until the end of our short and ultimately meaningless lives."
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It didn't cost me anything anyway. Why not?
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We do, but sexual orientation/gender identity isn't covered by them. They cover national origin, race, religion, gender (biological gender, though the argument that discriminating based on sexual orientation/gender identity is gender discrimination has gained some very limited success). I feel like there's a couple more things they cover that I'm forgetting.
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Or we just would have stopped hearing about it and in 6 months some executive would comment that "the project is no longer in active development."
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Only in California (and probably a few other states). It's still not federally protected. *Edit* - Ninja'd by Jack.
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Is it just the Europe stuff that you didn't hear about, or are you unfamiliar with the whole PRISM/Snowden/Leaked documents thing? It's like, a pretty big deal. I'm kinda surprised somebody could just miss the whole thing. No, I know about Snowden/Prism/etc, I just hadn't heard about the spying on the European diplomats specifically.
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in common?
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That really really sucks.
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Really liked it. The reviews that say it's just more of the same from the first one are spot on, but I fucking loved the first one so to me that's a good thing.
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Well there's a difference between collecting intelligence on what they might be doing that you don't know about and bugging their diplomatic offices. As I understand it, that's a pretty big no-no.
