Jerykk wrote on Dec 4, 2011, 06:55:
What's wrong with Obsidian as the developer? They made Fallout: New Vegas, quite possibly the best RPG in the last ten years.

eunichron wrote on Dec 1, 2011, 17:46:
Then there seems to be a disconnect in GPU design and game coding then, because it is pretty ridiculous that new drivers are required for individual game releases. It calls into question why there are even standardized APIs if none of them work on the hardware that supposedly meets, and supports, those standards.

Bludd wrote on Dec 1, 2011, 17:07:
I'd rather have higher quality drivers than many updates in a short amount of time.

venomhed wrote on Nov 30, 2011, 07:06:
"Here's what will likely happen... The PC online count will remain much more steady than the dwindling console numbers. All platforms will level off after several months, but PC will remain higher than both consoles combined, and then some."

Not sure if you are implying this is a good thing. The game companies want churn n' burn, because over the long haul the server maintenance and bandwidth eat into profits. If anything they want people to buy the game, play 3-6 months, shove out a DLC or two, play another 1-6 months then kill/destroy the game to make room for the next one (In this case Bad Company 3, BF4 etc).

venomhed wrote on Nov 30, 2011, 07:06:
Wish I could say that game companies wanted and favored the PC because that pushes the industry while these 6 year old consoles keep holding out games back due to their legacy hardware. Sad times.

venomhed wrote on Nov 30, 2011, 07:06:
BF3 is a blast, even though there is zero ability for squad/team communication this severely hurting this games potential, whereas BF2 had this is spared (Waypoints, Commander etc).

Sigh....

PC online 26 036
PS3 online 13 762
360 online 20 78

Jerykk wrote on Nov 26, 2011, 19:52:
Skyrim still runs like ass in cities but it's better than before.

space captain wrote on Nov 23, 2011, 16:28:
As if todays "christians" actually knew anything about the origin of their tradition, what its practice entails, requires and so on..

Modern "christianity" is a spectator sport that thinks their home team automatically wins every game... and also a way for manipulative people with sufficient charisma to swindle large amounts of money with very little work.

It's an excuse to be superior, as if they are "chosen" by divine right to be the "true" authority. Divine meaning that which is supernatural, above and beyond the natural world which it created.

Quboid wrote on Nov 23, 2011, 14:23:
What's unchristian about fiction? Ignoring (with difficulty) the urge to write a snippy comment about religion and fiction, I don't follow the logic here - ignoring (with difficulty) the urge to write a snippy comment about religion and logic. Practising witchcraft is considered unchristian, but this isn't practising witchcraft. This is playing a game, a fictional work of fantasy. Casting a spell in Skyrim isn't practising witchcraft, it's manipulating a bunch of 1's and 0's.

Those that love role playing games will enjoy this game, but make sure the moral content doesn't bother you before parting with $60.