DangerDog wrote on Jul 6, 2012, 00:22:
Once you've played through RAGE there's nothing there to make you want to keep playing. I don't think I'll be re-playing the campaign, probably ever.

It wasn't a bad game but once you've played it - you're done with it.

the ending was a disappointment.

Pretty much this. I actually enjoyed it a lot, and it kept me entertained for about ~20hrs... and that's a lot when games last for about ~7hrs

Tumbler wrote on Jun 22, 2012, 10:58:
This is Diablo 3: Auction House! The auction house is the game, the part where you are clicking and stuff dies, that is just a mini game to let you get resources to play the auction house!

Seriously, after wasting a ridiculous amount of gaming sessions trying to trade stuff at d2jsp, I'd take the auction house ANYTIME.

Verno wrote on Jun 22, 2012, 10:30:
Why is the onus on the customer to solve Blizzards problems for them? They just want to play the game. Restricting all digitally purchased accounts because of spammers/fraud is complete overkill. Again, its like making all pots drop no gold because someone was botting it. People like to explore, bust things (in fact environmental effects were even a marketing point) and collect stuff. Diablo 2 managed to thrive despite rampant exploits, account theft and unauthorized third party activity.

While I absolutely agree on the exploration, Pindleskins, chest runs, and all the odd stuff people agreed with Diablo2... and still goes on after 11 years (and it is retarded to nerf pots and so), I just arrived at a point that I can't tolerate gold spam anymore, seriously, It's all over me. We've come to a point where farmers/cheaters/whatever are doing absolutely their worst, completely ruining games, and NO game at all can seem to get rid of them. And you realize about all the effort those morons put into it when you see extreme measures like this.

Yes, the measure is excessive, but no one forces you to buy from bnet and pay for that, there are dozens of retailers that will offer you a bs free game for less money than bnet.

Everyone is retardidly raging over there about this, without even reading the article itself. I did, understood it, and offered a workaround in the same raging way as them... There are always morons that just don't understand sarcasm and fail to troll.

Also, if you can offer a way to stop people from using stolen credit cards at your store and hurting your product, please enlighten us.

And by the way, my only emotional addiction is DooM2 fyi.

All the haters... all the rage...

BUY IT ELSEWHERE INSTEAD OF BATTLE.NET!

Problem solved.

EDIT: It'll also be cheaper

RailWizard wrote on Jun 12, 2012, 22:59:
Yeah great timing on all these xp weekends...

I was looking forward to get my video card back to have some BF3, and then this... Yeah, great timing

Avoid Gigabyte's "Windforce" line as the pest!

Nothing caught my attention this year... any gem worth checking?

DangerDog wrote on Jun 6, 2012, 23:30:
Megatextures are the future, somebody big is going to turn them in to a real product in the coming years.

Enough with it already!

Will they ever stop raping this franchise?

According to their engine... out future is looking bad!

What a shitty wat to post specs... 2GB-16GB? Spec ranges? So I will not be able to play it with 24gigs?

Anyway, 8600gt looks suspiciously low, and the recommended looks too high. This is the new king of unoptimized shit, bye GTA4.

Word of warning! The launcher for this thing installs a windows service that cannot be disabled if you want to play.

5$ Bin material.

It didn't sell well because it isn't even worth the 5€ they're asking for it lately. I'm pretty sure Painkiller is selling even better than that piece of shit nowadays.

UT4 Anyone?

Is it playable yet? Or you still have to stand ~200ms latency whenever the "lag compensation sytem" feels it appropiate?

jacobvandy wrote on Mar 19, 2012, 12:56:
I just recently got into playing NWN for the first time (I had played the sequel a bit before, but never the original), and the graphics are surprisingly advanced! Dynamic lighting and shadows everywhere, lush grass on the ground that bends when you walk through it, super crisp textures, clothing and hair that wobbles when you move... This 10-year-old PC game, from a time when PC games were actually made for PC, has some graphical features that beat current console games such as ME3. It's ridiculous.

All of that it's true, it was pretty advanced, except for one thing... The cds came in a cheap ass paper envelope.

Do they accept souls at kickstarter? They can have mine for BG3!

Those filthy PC pirates... oh, wait...

I just want another trip into hell in DooM4. The Hell map in D3 is yet unmatched, so twisted... so... EVIL!