Ozmodan wrote on Nov 2, 2012, 13:26:
They need to change the word Kickstarter to the word computer scam because that is exactly what it is becoming. Most of these games will never get made.

If you are dead set on throwing money away, a better idea is sending it to someone who needs it like a local charity.

Muscular Beaver wrote on Oct 26, 2012, 14:37:
How about some Guild Wars 2 patch notes, Blue?

xXBatmanXx wrote on Oct 24, 2012, 17:33:
Why in the world would ANYONE buy a DELL or other big brand name. Get raped on prices and they just use whatever hardware is laying around.

If you can't build your own, but from a local store and still save 20% and they put an additional warranty on it.

Jivaro wrote on Oct 24, 2012, 14:15:
For example, the NFL Fantasy Football app. It already requires iOS 6 to continue updating and as of yet they are not promising for how long it will be supported by their system as a means to log in and access your team. There is nothing about that app that requires the new iPads' hardware or iOS6 functionality...which makes it even more aggravating.

I also have a couple of games that work fine as is but the developers are still making updates, including new features and game modes, and they require iOS 6 or the update won't download...even though the new features don't actually require anything from the iOS or the hardware that would mandate a newer iPad then the original.

I have been watching this with iOS 4 for sometime, I have every reason to believe that over the next year it will only get worse for iOS 5.

Kosumo wrote on Oct 23, 2012, 20:34:

Alamar wrote on Oct 23, 2012, 20:09:

Oh and draginol... Can I have a job? : ) I can work remotely ; )

-Alamar

Is that due to teh sexual harassment side of being onsite?

Prez wrote on Oct 23, 2012, 18:29:
Very cool of Stardock to honor their long ago promise. I was kind of expecting them to conveniently forget that. I would have bought it anyway (once they finished it had it shipped like the first), but free is a better price. ;)

PropheT wrote on Oct 20, 2012, 18:17:
They don't mention in the article that it was turned over the to the police and they said there was nothing wrong, it wasn't even a nude picture.

Beamer wrote on Oct 19, 2012, 13:35:

Optional Nickname! wrote on Oct 19, 2012, 13:27:
Feargus Urquhat can do whatever he wants with my pre-order. Which is why I pre-ordered from Feargus Urquhat.

However, I swear upon all that is good and green and righteous on this fair planet that if I don't get a cloth map, I shall hand him a needle and thread and wait.

Yeah, that's a safer bet, as his kickstarter is for something he's done before. Then again, Haunts seemed to have a strong pedigree, too, but it was a guy really taking on much more than he'd ever done. Fergus, Tim Schafer, etc., are all safer bets because they've actually done this budgeting and understand how the process of going from a concept on paper to an actual release works.

Bet wrote on Oct 16, 2012, 13:52:
First 3 listed are all recognized as good. Reprisal looks exactly like the game I wanted to play earlier this summer and had no idea it existed (Populous-like). Bundles like this are a good time.

Ozmodan wrote on Oct 16, 2012, 00:01:
Can't bring myself to play anymore. The game is just not fun at all. Probably have 400 hours in this game by now and nary a legendary have I seen. Worst itemization in any game made in the last 20 years.

Prez wrote on Oct 15, 2012, 21:42:
I am all for supporting indies but I find myself clicking on the "No thanks/Not interested" box for the lion's share of these. Indie or not, I feel that a game needs to look special and exciting, otherwise what's the point? It may be a bias, but I pass on almost all 2D platformers. It's time for indies to step up their game I think. Miner Wars looks exciting, but it's an MMO, so not for me.

LaxerFL wrote on Oct 15, 2012, 20:41:
How can there be no skill points/trees? That was my favorite part of D2, planning a character out and then working towards that plan...

HorrorScope wrote on Oct 10, 2012, 14:02:
"a first-person dungeon crawler in a modern environment"

Not to be mistaken with a "modern look".