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[spoiler:41c7836c14]Actually, I think it's supposed to be a bit ambiguous, we just see him get knocked off into the wall. But of course the same weapon knocked down one of the Tumblers[/spoiler:41c7836c14]

Looks good, and fits perfectly with the cover art he did

I can't really disagree, overall I liked the inventory system and interface in 3 and NV a lot.

Yea, I was more imagining what a WWI fps would be like. As for a WW1 themed game, I don't think there was enough technology available that would lend itself to good RTS gameplay. Tanks that barely outrun humans, airbombing had a minimal effect, etc.

WW1 game: walking around in a trench while dodging mustard gas; running into a hail of maxim machine gun fire, reloading after every 5 shots.

Overall I love it, but I think the ground is a little too bright, it's hard to tell the Rangers apart from eachother. I like the cartoony feel to it, I hope they stick with it.

ha. A+

Louis is a great show, going through Season One with the gf. It can get really awkward but each episode has that layer of social commentary that makes his stand up so good.

Can someone sell me on the Avengers? I was utterly unenthused. I'll admit I'm not a big superhero fan, though I thought Iron Man (1) was fantastic. It just seemed like a barely coherent story with a bunch of big names and $200 million to spend.

Try Fallout 3 by all means, I probably spent 100 hours on it. I think the introduction in the Vault is good and parts of the first city, but then I realize that there isn't much to do after that. NV really only suffers due to being in the same engine as TES and Fallout 3, it's got generally...

If you've played Oblivion or Skyrim you'll know. But it's basically being able to (sortof) go wherever you want and shoot who/whatever you want. Also buy things and play house.

Louis is great, I couldn't get to his site in time to buy tickets for DC but here is his tour: http://buy.louisck.net/tour-dates I might have to make a trip to NYC for it, but I'm a bit scared at the sheer amount of shows he's doing there in that span.

I'm assuming EA is letting them do this without a fee? They seem to be teaming up with Inxile on a few things related to this. Does Fargo have a good relationship with them? Is EA trying to soothe some of the anti big publisher dialogue?

Good call on DX HR, I tried picking it up, and maybe I will eventually, but I got everything out of it on the first playthrough. No kills, hardest difficulty, few if any alarms, etc. I might just shoot up the police station and hack all of the blade runner inspired computer logins. Any...

I totally love your outdoor environments, http://fc09.deviantart.net/fs70/i/2011/017/f/2/land_art_by_dartgarry-d37ggc9.jpg, is great. Not as much the characters, minus the guy at the medical facility. keep it up.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Canticle_for_Leibowitz Huge fallout influence, in a way, as far as I'm concerned.

Punk is very much alive, I'd say, but I live in a city (Washington) that's clung to it pretty hard since the beginning. I think you'll see less of the leather jackets and mohawks the screenshot indicates and much more of the politically motivated, anarchist, DIY ethos punks. It's just matured...

Excited, though my poor computer can only run the original Witcher at a snail's pace, so I'd need to upgrade. If it's anything like what I've read of previous titles it's worth an upgrade to play.

The problem lies in the fact that Bioware specifically said there wouldn't be an A, B, or C ending and that's exactly what that was. Also the fact that absolutely zero choices made throughout the entire series had anything to do with the final battle or conclusion/ending. The galactic readiness...

it must have been the lasers