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Well I will probably play Skyrim, simply because I like games like that and the gameplay looks fun, better than Oblivion at least. Not diffrent, but better implemented, which isn't that bad - Oblivion had a good idea, but terrible implementation - non-consequential world and quests, horrible...

Finished the new Deus Ex. Fuck that game, makes me play it until 3:40 AM.

I'd take Rage, DS III ain't THAT good.

Geez, it's just one weapon pack DLC, you don't *have to* buy it. Although they could give it for free (CD Projekt certainly would), it's no tragedy. I'm glad that they still support the game, four good DLCs each offering unique experience and just one silly weapon pack is not a bad deal if...

I recently saw a poster for this movie and was genuinely intrigued by the thing the main character (Daniel Craig) wore on his left hand - looked just like a Pip-Boy! Since it has also aliens in it, first thing that came to my mind was Mothership Zeta. The rating are pretty low, but has...

I'm just before firing up the Gala Event in Dead Money and I must say I enjoy it, despite it's flaws. Gameplay requires you to do some thinking most of the time, the characters are very well crafted and it's fun trying to avoid all the traps in Sierra Madre. People complaining about the...

Sorry for not responding, wasn't on the forum for a bit. Just make a fresh install, then go with Camarilla Edition (I think 1.4 is the newest). After one playthrough you may try the Final Nights - BUT NEVER TWO AT THE SAME TIME. Sorry for caps lock, but it's important - either Unofficial patch...

http://camarillaedition.darkbb.com/ There you go. If I were you, I'd remove Wesp's patch, install newest Camarilla Edition and start all over. Trust me, it's a hell lot of a better experience. After that, you may try the Final Nights mod, also from that site.

Honest Hearts. Enjoying the survival aspect, always loved digging for old stuff and turning it into something useful. trying to find all the interesting stuff before finishing the main quest. Then, it's time for OWB. I'm glad they released these DLCs, main game had me bored after the first...

Remember it's still Oblivion, so don't expect miracles.

What about? As for me - aside from standard entertainment (browsing internet for news, video games and music), I read books (my favorite are books about criminal mystery set in medieval to 19th century period), practice playing guitar, football (european one), trying to learn spanish and a...

Comparing books to games (even a one heavily based on text) is pointless, anyway. Books rarely, if ever, are a personal experience on a level as games are, since you have no choice or freedom in reading a book. Planescape let's you define yourself, which takes the experience a step higher...

Dungeons and Dragons Online has puzzles - it wasn't bad.

IWD is better than IWD2 providing you haven't played the second installment before. I wasn't able to finish the first game, it has nothing more to offer, aside from some pretty slideshows showing the story.

I am, but on your place I wouldn't count much on the saga being translated, it's a nigh-impossible job. It's a book written with polish language in mind, there's just so much you'd loose in the translation. But hell, who knows. As for the game - there's one thing bothering me since I finished...

Well I once went through the saga from the first to the fifth book (I can't get my hands on the Last Wish and the other introduction book) and I must say, at the fourth it already gets hard to read. Sapkowski's style of writing is briliant, but not in such large doses. I hope he will leave the...

I know, but I hope that the expansion will provide some sort of commentary on what happened in the main campaign.

So I'm at act 3 of my second playthrough, on Iorweth's path this time around. What I like is that after playing it for the second time, it does feel like a diffrent game, because there's so much content you won't see on either path you take. Remember all those grand non-linear whatever RPGs...

Meh, I love the adrenaline when the fuckers come up to you lightning-fast :D I remember doing the quest to update the codes for Ranger stations and I tried getting through the Cazador nest near the pathway to the Super-Mutant hideout, because I was following the compass mark. Man, those were...

I downloaded a save game from the internets that pretty much fitted the way I finished TW1, you can too, I wager. As for QTE, I found them engaging without being a chore (unlike other minigames like the accursed lockpicking and hacking in Fallout 3/New Vegas). A nice touch and an option to...