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Care to elaborate? I've only watched him recently so I haven't followed him from the beginning. In what ways is he a fraud and a sellout? I guess it's just so much harder to do a gaming channel for a woman. Focus will always be on your looks first and foremost, and it's hard to have a...

Why the dislike for Jim Sterling? I find him a much needed voice of reason in the industry. I don't always agree with him, but that's not something you can expect. His crusade against pre-order bullshit, shady developers and early access gold diggers is something I can definitely get behind anyway.

Well, depends on what you compare to I guess. But the stag beetle is the largest beetle in Europe, if I'm not mistaken.

We have house spiders that can get quite big, but nothing like in more southern countries. Crane flies can also get pretty big. Then there's the stag beetle.

Big Daddies are probably one of the best game enemies ever. Everything about them is great. They don't attack you on sight, but are intimidating as hell. If you do go up against them they can be pretty tough. And like you said, their reason for being as really tragic and adds something to them...

I'm very curious about Halcyon 6. Anyone tried it?

They also tell a very compelling story about how 200 years later, after civilization has been reborn and people have started living and doing business in the ruins of the city, no one has bothered to clean up.

While I still haven't played Stick of Truth and never finished Dungeon Siege 3, my vote goes to NWN 2 as well. I did enjoy it quite a bit when it was released, but after I finished it I never really felt tempted to go back. The story was pretty lame, none of the characters stood out as...

How could it possily have been a fun game if there wasn't things to shoot every 5 feet? It's called game design, people.

Worst part? That it's called "Fallout".

I'm so damn tempted to try it. But I don't want to spoil the game.

Yup, it would make so much more sense. There could be conflicts within the Institute, with some people thinking of them more as tools and others as people. But considering the Institute made them, it's pretty weird that they're so hateful of them. The original BoS from the west would have loved...

Alpha Protocol. Also by Obsidian, with excellent writing and fun gameplay. A lot of choices to be made and a pretty inricate dialogue system. Most other games of note seem to have been mentioned already.

I like it, it looks surprisingly a lot like you.

INFP-T. Mediator, with 83% introverted, 83% feeling and 93% turbulent personality. Sounds about right. I don't think it's that easy to summarize a personality however. I've done many of these before, and I've done a few psychiatric evaluations and I often feel like answering differently...

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Of course it's all very subjective, but personally why I wonder why Dead Money isn't very popular is exactly because I feel it is very true to Fallout in a lot of ways. For one, there's nothing wacky about it. Second, the characters are well put together with backstory and their own agendas. The...

Is is indeed more of a survival horror game, but I actually loved the setting and felt it fit in very well in the Fallout world. The whole casino thing has a strong 50's vibe, but with futuristic technology that works as a backbone for the gameplay. It's very dark and dystopian and playing...

As someone who hates spiders, I still try not to kill them. Thing is, I now have a small infestation of spiders in my apartment. Living on the ground floor has its drawbacks. Luckily these spiders are very small and not so frightening, but on some days I can see three of them on different...

After being in a bunch of bands where the style/genre was decided upon before we even got to playing, I can say that chances are it won't really work out. There has to be some spontaneous creativity, simply trying to make music from a predefined set of ideas will be boring as fuck. It also...